After a prolonged period of rumors and teasers, Microsoft’s duo of next-generation consoles — the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series S — are official.

The Xbox Series S is a smaller unit with a design that is reminiscent of Microsoft’s Xbox One S design: it is white and flat and features a large, black circular cooling vent.

There’s never been a console like the Xbox Series S. Not to be confused with the Series X, this much smaller and much cheaper next-generation Xbox doesn’t just sacrifice an optical drive, it ...

The most obvious is size. Where Series X is a chonky cuboid, shaped juuuust awkwardly enough for any average entertainment center's shelves, Series S is an itty-bitty baby. At 10.8" x 5.9" x 2.5 ...

Microsoft's Xbox Series X, formerly known as Project Scarlett, is an unconventional-looking games console. The hardware was shown off for the first time during The Game Awards and seems to evoke a ...

PS5, Xbox Series X Thin on the Ground, Along With CPUs, GPUs Microsoft and Sony are shipping every piece of hardware they can, but that doesn't seem to be very many consoles. Don't worry, though ...

It’s small for an Xbox, but it’s bigger than some of my other consoles. The Xbox Series S weighs 4.25 pounds, whereas the Nintendo Switch weighs less than a pound, even with Joy-Cons attached.

Often retailing for $10 to $20, these flat plastic console stands exist to be placed underneath your Xbox to "stabilize it," however both the Xbox Series X and S models were designed as ...