For the past couple of months, rumors have been swirling about an all-digital Xbox One S with no disc drive for a budget price. Microsoft still has yet to announce the console, but a new leak has potentially revealed not only what the Xbox One S all-digital edition will look like, but how much it will cost, its features, release date, and more.

According to the leak, the all-digital Xbox One S will cost about $250. It will be announced at some point in April, with Microsoft accepting pre-orders this month for those who want to guarantee themselves a device when the console launches on May 7. The console will come bundled with a white Xbox One controller and will come pre-loaded with Forza Horizon 3, Minecraft, and Sea of Thieves.

Even though the Xbox One S all-digital edition is launching at a budget price, it will still provide some decent power for those looking to upgrade from the standard Xbox One console. According to the leak, the Xbox One S all-digital edition will feature 4K support, HDR, and a 1TB internal hard-drive.

Again, we must stress that Microsoft has yet to officially announce the all-digital Xbox One S, but the leaks have remained pretty consistent with one another. For example, it was leaked a few weeks ago that the all-digital Xbox One S would be bundled with Forza Horizon 3, Minecraft, and Sea of Thieves, which this latest leak corroborates.

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So even though we don't have an official announcement, the evidence is mounting that Microsoft is indeed planning to launch an all-digital Xbox One S soon. It's a little bit odd that we haven't had an official announcement from Microsoft itself in regards to the new hardware, especially if it is aiming for a May 7 launch, but perhaps Microsoft doesn't want to distract from the next-generation Xbox.

All signs point to Microsoft unveiling the next-gen Xbox at E3 2019 in June, and Microsoft may want to avoid potentially confusing the market by making a big hubbub about its all-digital Xbox One S so close to E3. After all, the next-gen Xbox is rumored to have an all-digital, disc-less variant as well.

If the all-digital Xbox One S is really set to launch on May 7 as the leak suggests, Microsoft should make its official announcement within the next couple of weeks.

Source: WinFuture