The white coating on the discless Xbox Series X matches the same “robot white” found on the Xbox Series S. Microsoft is also releasing a $349.99 1TB Xbox Series S in white for the holidays, alongside a $599.99 2TB “Galaxy Black” special edition of the Xbox Series X.

Alongside the Robot White color for the Xbox Series X, it is also joined by the new 'Galaxy Black' finish which added more flair to the original release, and thankfully, this version keeps the disc drive available.

T he newest Xbox gaming console is the discless, All-Digital Xbox Series X, which costs a little less given it has less hardware. It kind of exists in between the launch version o

The cooling for the updated 6nm chip has also been redesigned on these new Xbox Series X models. There’s no longer a vapor chamber, and Microsoft is using a more traditional copper heat pipe design instead. Austin Evans found that the exhaust temperature and noise of these new Xbox Series X models hasn’t changed from the original, though.

The digital-only Xbox Series X, white 1TB Xbox Series S, and special edition 2TB ‘Galaxy Black’ Xbox Series X with a disc tray are available now. The three new consoles are available today in most regions, with select countries following on October 29. The consoles are available online at Microsoft retail locations.