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Xbox Series S Carbon Black Price and Release Date Confirmed

Xbox Series S is Now Available with a 1TB SSD and a carbon black finish.
By James Wright | 
First Published June 11, 2023, 18:18
Xbox Series S Carbon Black Price and Release Date Confirmed

Xbox has today announced the Xbox Series S 1TB Carbon Black console during the Xbox Showcase. The Carbon Black console is the same color as the existing matte finish used on the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Wireless Controller.  However, it has improved storage from the existing Series S console which has just 512GB. Ultimately that means more storage to download your favourite games on Xbox Game Pass.

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Xbox Series S 1TB Carbon Black Price

The Xbox Series S 1TB Carbon Black console has a confirmed price of $349.99 ERP at launch.

For the time being you can pre-order the console right now on xbox.com or microsoftstore.com.

Details on more retailers showing the game will be revealed in the coming weeks.

Xbox Series S 1TB Carbon Black Release Date

The Xbox Series S 1TB Carbon Black console will launch September 1 (just in time for Starfield).

More details to follow, but for the time being you can get a better look at the console in the trailer below:

James Wright

Written by James Wright

James is a former editor of GfinityEsports and Turtle Beach. Once upon a time, he managed to turn the Daily Star into a respectable gaming outlet trusted to be on the judges panel for The Game Awards and E3 Expo. You may also have seen his freelance work in magazines like Little White Lies, 360 Gamer, and ZOO Magazine. When he’s not playing as his Hunter in Destiny 2, or sneaking in a round of Marvel Snap, you’ll likely find him playing some sort of single-player PlayStation adventure like Horizon or God of War. He used to be obsessed with Pokemon GO, but then realised he had two kids to raise. He’s perpetually confused by gacha games like Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail, but doesn’t mind trying something new if you drop him an email.