The Xbox One S All-Digital Edition is near-identical to the existing Xbox One S, sharing similar hardware, games libraries, performance, and accessories with the 2016 predecessor.

The Xbox One S All-Digital Edition embraces a disc-less future, passing savings directly to buyers. However, with the Xbox One X cheaper than ever, which console is best for you?

The Xbox One S All-Digital Edition removes the disc drive and lowers the cost as a result, but the money you save isn’t worth losing physical games. The slightly more expensive Xbox One S will ...

But a lot of this hinges on the price of the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition. For example, Microsoft is not going to win over a lot of new converts at $200. If it gets down to $150, ...

The Xbox One S All-Digital Edition, as it's called, launches on May 7 and it's priced at $250 / £200 / AU $350. According to Xbox executive Jeff Gattis, ...

It has been about a month since Microsoft announced its disc-drive-free, "All Digital" Xbox One S.At the time, we pointed out that the system's $249.99 MSRP was unsustainably high given the fact ...

July 16, 2020 has been a big day for Xbox-related announcements. Most of them have been good, like learning that Project xCloud will be included in Xbox Game Pass Ultimate come September 2020 ...

The Xbox One S All-Digital Edition launched on May 7, 2019, and was released with an RRP of $249 / £199 / AU$349, but you can probably find this significantly cheaper these days.

The design and price of the Xbox One S All Digital Edition have reportedly been leaked by German Blog WinFuture. Microsoft is said to be planning to open pre-orders for the discless version of the ...

A reader thinks this week’s mass layoffs mark the end of Xbox, as anything other than third party publisher, and laments the ...