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 ...

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 ...

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.