Xbox Series X - 1TB Robot White (Digital Edition)

Xbox Series X - 1TB Robot White (Digital Edition)

Xbox Series X - 1 TB Robot White (Digital Edition)
Xbox Series X - 1TB Robot White Digital Edition delivers great performance with 1TB SSD storage and the popular Robot white design. This edition comes with a special Galaxy White controller,which underlines its exclusivity.

Key Features of Xbox Series X - 1 TB Robot White Digital Edition
- Xbox Series X - 1TB Robot White Digital Edition offers the fastest fully digital Xbox
- It is equipped with a 1TB SSD
- Boasts visually stunning worlds with up to 4K resolution
- Original White Design Robot White
- Plus, get an Xbox Wireless Controller with black D-pad
Digital distribution of games
The Xbox Series X - 1 TB Robot White Digital Edition is ideal for gamers who want today's most powerful console with a sleek design and a preference for digital game distribution. It is suitable for both hardcore gamers and those who want to access a wide range of games without the need for physical drives. This console brings the future of gaming right into your living room, with the power, speed and compatibility that make it one of the market leaders.

Driver as a gift
Enjoy gaming with the Xbox Wireless Controller in Robot White with black D-pad, exclusively available with this special edition console. With 1TB of storage, you can store even more of your favourite games, like Senua's Saga: Hellblade II, Forza Motorsport, Minecraft and Starfield (games sold separately). Xbox Series X - 1TB White Robot Digital Edition will be available in limited quantities in select markets.


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| Warranty: | 24 months |
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