At the Xbox Games Showcase on June 11, Microsoft took the wraps off a new model in its next-gen console lineup: a carbon black Xbox Series S with 1TB of storage. Launching in September, the console is identical to the original white Series S, other than a new coat of paint and increased built-in storage. Preorders are open now at both the Xbox store and Microsoft store with more retailers expected to be added in the coming weeks.
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Microsoft’s all-digital next-gen console is getting a fresh coat of paint and double the internal storage. Preorders are open now open for the 1TB black Xbox Series S with the console slated to start shipping on Sept. 1.
The all-digital Xbox Series S launched in white with a 512GB capacity. The Series S being a diskless console, digital games are your only option and that internal storage can fill up quickly. Expansion cards have become essential Xbox accessories, but a boost to 1TB means that there’s a lot more room to try out new games — ideal if you are a Game Pass subscriber.
The 1TB Xbox Series S retails for $350, a $50 increase on the base 512GB Series S price. That’s cheaper than nabbing an expansion card, though you can get higher-capacity cards if you need yet more space. The carbon black Xbox Series S launches on Sept. 1.
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