

Microsoft recently confirmed the existence of the Xbox Series S in an official announcement. They probably decided to give in to the leaks and made it official that the console did indeed exist. The official tweet said
Watch Whatâs Trending Now!
đ Letâs make it official!
Xbox Series S | Next-gen performance in the Ëąá”á”ËĄËĄá”Ëąá” Xbox ever. $299 (ERP).
Looking forward to sharing more! Soon. Promise. pic.twitter.com/8wIEpLPVEq
â Xbox (@Xbox) September 8, 2020
The Xbox Series Sâs existence had already been confirmed by many official and unofficial sources before. It was a mystery as to why Microsoft was still keeping it a secret. Nevertheless, the latest leak definitely forced their hand and they had to make it official.
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Now, the official reveal trailer is reportedly leaked and it mentions the specifications of the Series S. Twitter user WalkingCat released the video that mentioned the specifications for the console. Take a look at it below:
no point holding this back now I guess pic.twitter.com/SgOAjm3BuP
â WalkingCat (@_h0x0d_) September 8, 2020
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Xbox Series S Specs officially confirmed
To sum it up, the Xbox Series S specs are:
- All-Digital
- 1440p at up to 120FPS
- DirectX Raytracing
- Variable Rate Shading
- Variable Refresh Rate
- Ultra-Low Latency
- Custom 512GB SSD
- 4K Streaming Media Playback
- 4K Upscaling for Games
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The trailer also revealed that the console will be 60% smaller than the Xbox Series X. It also confirmed the existence of the all-white Xbox Controller that was previously leaked. Along with that, it also showed that the console will support next-gen games and will have an ultra-fast SSD with great loading times.
Surprisingly, the trailer is still a leak and hasnât been officially released by Microsoft. Considering the release was obviously unplanned, they should do themselves a favor can just release it as quickly as possible. The Series S was Microsoftâs worst kept secret, and there is no point in delaying the trailer reveal any further.
Apparently, this reveal was actually a good thing for Microsoft. They unveiled a lesser, cheaper counterpart of the Xbox Series X and now have an edge over Sony. Playstation had only announced an all-digital version and a disc+digital version of the PS5 and there is no news of a lesser counterpart. Consequently, Sony now has a lot of work to do regarding their launch for the PS5 and itâll be interesting to see how this premature Series S launch will affect the folks over at PlayStation.
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The Xbox Series S is priced at $299 ERP and will be launched in November, possibly along with the Xbox Series X.
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