From the FTC documents emerged not only the launch window of the new Xbox Next Gen due out in 2028, but also details on the Redmond house’s plans for the “Mid Gen” Xbox Serieswith many new features arriving between 2024 and 2025.
Microsoft is reportedly working on three new Xbox models, codenamed Ellewood (Xbox Series S), Brooklin (spelled just like that) and Uther (Xbox Series These models would present greater options for storage space (1TB on Xbox Series S and 2TB on Xbox Series design, apparently circular/cylindrical at least judging by the images attached to the Federal Trade Commission documentation.Xbox Series S Eellewood it will be equipped with 10GB of RAM, 4TF GPU and will support the 1440p target resolution while for the Xbox Series Furthermore, all three consoles should be all digital, i.e. without an optical drive.
But not only that, because Microsoft also plans to launch a new controller to replace the current standard model: the joypad is known by the code name Sebile and will have a revised design, redesigned buttons and sticks and support for haptic feedback.
The presentation and debut of the new Xbox Refresh line seems to be expected during the 2024/2025 fiscal year: Xbox Ellewood 1TB will cost $299 While Xbox Brooklin 2TB will have a launch price of $499.
At the moment, nothing of what has been reported has been confirmed by Microsoft and it must be said that the plans may have changed compared to what was reported in the documentation filed in recent months.
