In terms of design, there really isn’t much to say about the disc-less Xbox One S. The device is completely identical to its normal counterpart, but — as you might expect — the disc tray is missing.
In terms of design, there really isn’t much to say about the disc-less Xbox One S. The device is completely identical to its normal counterpart, but — as you might expect — the disc tray is missing.
The design isn’t the main attraction for the new Xbox One S, though; that honor goes to its price tag, which is now $250 versus the standard Xbox One S’ $300 cost. That’s a pretty deep discount, and Microsoft is even throwing three free digital games into the mix: Minecraft, Forza Horizon 3, and Sea of Thieves.
Furthermore, you’ll get a free month of Xbox Live Gold (which gives you multiplayer access, among other goodies) and a “special offer” for Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass service, which has been called the “Netflix of games” in the past.
