Xbox One S

The Xbox One S All-Digital was Microsoft’s first disc-less console and a sign of things to come, especially with the launch of the Xbox Series S. However, Microsoft is no longer producing new Xbox One S All-Digital or Xbox One X consoles.

So, the Xbox One S All-Digital is significantly cheaper than Microsoft’s more powerful Xbox One X, and is essentially a streamlined alternative to the Xbox One S. As far as their design, performance, and game libraries are concerned, the One S and the All-Digital are practically the same consoles. The main difference between them is that the All-Digital model doesn’t have a disc drive, so it can’t play games or movies from physical discs.

If you enjoy looking through their physical game collection to pick their next adventure, the All-Digital’s minimalist approach probably won’t suit you. If, however, you’re looking to drop physical media from your life to go down a simpler, and potentially more convenient route, it could hold some appeal.

Features

• No disc drive
• Same visual design as Xbox One S
• Only comes in white
• 1TB hard drive
• 4K & HDR streaming
• Cloud storage
• Spatial Audio
• Digital game library
• Can play same titles as Xbox One S
• Comes with three digital game codes