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In mid-August, the package of what appeared to be a controller for the Xbox Series S leaked online, practically confirming the existence of Microsoft’s long-rumored cheapest next-gen console. Now, we may already know what the device looks like, thanks to another leak from Brad Sams. The photo rendering shows a white console that looks (but not exactly) like the Xbox Series X, along with the controller we saw last month. It doesn’t appear to have a disk drive, but we won’t know for sure until we see more images or hear more about it.
Hello Xbox Series S https://t.co/hQoDBRHt7d pic.twitter.com/2MIF5I6YHO
– Brad Sams (@bdsams) September 8, 2020
The leak also puts the price of the cheapest console at $ 299, making it a more attractive option for parents shopping for gifts for their children this holiday season, assuming it comes out this year. As Sams pointed out in his report, that means the One X could cost buyers around $ 599 when it arrives in November. According to rumors about the S Series that began circulating last year, Microsoft is developing the diskless console codenamed “Lockhart.” It will reportedly be capable of 1080p and 1440p gaming, will have 7.5GB of RAM instead of the 13.5GB found on the X Series, as well as a clocked CPU and a lower-performing GPU.
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