It was around a month ago that the existence of a white, all-digital Xbox Series X was first reported, and now the same outlet that broke the news has returned with a series of images that appear to prove its legitimacy.
This all comes from Exputer, which highlights the "clear absence of a disc drive on the front" as well as an improved heatsink along with a few other upgraded components. The images are poor quality, but nevertheless seem real - and The Verge has also mentioned that it's seen "additional documents" that suggest the photos are genuine.
As for the price, there's no word on this just yet, but the outlet suggests that it'll likely retail for less than the current Xbox Series X model. It seems this version of the console is still expected to release at some point during the summer.
Of course, an older leak of Microsoft's documents suggested that Xbox was planning a bigger Series X refresh in late 2024 at one point (codenamed "Brooklin"), but it sounds like the strategy has changed. That same leak also mentioned the Xbox controller was getting a significant overhaul, so it'll be interesting to see if that proves the case.
