Microsoft has stopped manufacturing all Xbox One consoles. The software giant originally discontinued the Xbox One X and digital Xbox One S ahead of the Xbox Series X launch, then quietly stopped manufacturing the Xbox One S at the end of 2020, leaving retailers to sell out their remaining stock.

Microsoft released the Xbox One in November 2013, a more powerful system that addressed one of the most persistent flaws of the Xbox 360, which itself had replaced the original Xbox in 2005.

Unfortunately, it seems that that time has now come for the Xbox One. This November, the console will be a full decade old, and with Microsoft's two new-gen consoles now well-established and continually growing in popularity, it's no wonder that the company would decide that it's time to move on.

The Xbox One S and Xbox One X were sleek, condensed alternatives to the discontinued Xbox One. They have more storage space, higher processing power and better graphics than their successor. Plus, both consoles have a 4K Blu-ray disc drive, which allows you to enjoy your favorite movies in pristine 4K resolution.