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The Xbox Series X Digital is the disc-free version of Microsoft's flagship console, with the same 12-teraflop GPU, custom 1TB SSD, and 4K/120 FPS output as the disc model. It stands out for its all-digital design, Quick Resume, and broad backward compatibility across four generations of Xbox games. It suits players who buy games digitally and want top-tier performance without a disc drive. Compared with the disc model, it loses the optical drive but keeps identical internals; compared with the Series S, it offers more power and storage.
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Lowest price we've seen: $449.99 on Nov 15 at Verizon. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 15.
Owners and reviewers praise the console's performance, fast load times, and quiet operation. The main criticism is the lack of a disc drive, which limits access to cheaper physical games and used discs.
The Xbox Series X is an all-digital console with a 1TB SSD, in Robot White. It delivers 12 teraflops of graphics processing power, DirectX ray tracing and 4K gaming.
Gameplay runs at up to 120 FPS. Xbox Velocity Architecture and a custom SSD provide fast load times, and Quick Resume lets you return to games quickly.
It plays thousands of games from four generations of Xbox, including hundreds of optimized titles. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is a membership sold separately.
