Following numerous rumors, Microsoft has announced the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition, a completely disc-less Xbox One.
The specs will be the exact same as a normal Xbox One S, not to be confused with the Xbox One X, but will just come without a disc drive, something that drives the price down a little bit.
Something that will set it apart from a normal Xbox One S is the All-Digital Edition will come with full download codes for Minecraft, Sea of Thieves and Forza Horizon 3.
If you’re on the hunt for a new Xbox One, the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition is certainly something to consider.
Xbox One S All-Digital Edition Release Date & Price
The Xbox One S All-Digital Edition will be available at select retailers worldwide beginning on May 7. It will be available for $249, undercutting the price of the original Xbox One S by $50.
Since this doesn’t play discs, it does lose one of the best selling points of an Xbox One S and that’s the 4K Blu-Ray player.
Everything else is just like a normal Xbox One but you can’t pop a disc in.
It almost feels like the main appeal to this would be a cheap option to get into the Xbox One ecosystem or even picking up a supplemental Xbox One for another room or perhaps a bedroom.
Here’s what Jeff Gattis, General Manager of Platform and Devices Marketing at Microsoft has to say about the pricing of the system.
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Xbox One S All-Digital Edition: Release Date, Price & More