Microsoft will revamp the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles

Microsoft is planning to refresh the Xbox Series X console with a completely new design and functions for next year. It is being developed under the code name Brooklin. The revamped console has not yet been officially presented, but was inadvertently revealed in court documents submitted as evidence in the legal battle between the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the tech giant.

The new Xbox Series X design will be much more round (cylinder) compared to the existing one and will be launched without a disc drive. In Microsoft's internal confidential documents, the company reveals that the console will have 2 TB of storage (increased from 1 TB), and the USB-C port will have the option of power. They will renovate or make a brand new Xbox controller. A new controller (development code Sebille) will be announced towards the end of the year and will include the #141 accelerator to support the gyroscope.

It will have a two-tone scheme, support direct cloud connectivity, Bluetooth 5.2 and, in all likelihood, an updated Xbox Wireless 2 connection. Microsoft also states that they have improved haptic (physical) feedback, part of the haptic the system will also have speakers. Buttons and joysticks should be quieter during use, the battery is replaceable, and the joysticks will be powerful. also replace.

Microsoft is also adding support for Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2 to the revamped Xbox Series X console. At the same time, the company will switch to the more efficient 6 nm architecture. Power supply consumption will decrease by 15 percent. Microsoft is targeting the same starting price of $499. Sales are expected to start in November 2024.

Microsoft also recently launched a refreshed Xbox Series S in black, but it too could get another refresh in 2024 (probably by September) with support for Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2. The #141; should also include a renewed controller