Microsoft discontinues Xbox One X and Xbox One S: All-Digital Edition
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What you need to know
- Today, Microsoft announced that the Xbox One X and Xbox One S: All Digital Edition were being discontinued.
- This means that they're no longer in production.
- Microsoft has a new console called the Xbox Series X coming in Holiday 2020.
- The Xbox One S will still be made for the time being.
The Xbox Series X may be the new "most powerful console" come Holiday 2020, but the current one, the Xbox One X, is being officially discontinued by Microsoft. This is to prepare for the arrival of the Xbox Series X. The Verge broke the story, and you can read an excerpt from the outlet's report below.
If you want to get an Xbox One X or Xbox One S: All-Digital Edition, be sure to grab them sooner rather than later. A lot of retailers have them in stock, but that may not last due to the COVID-19 pandemic and strained supply lines and increased demand.
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