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Xbox Series S and Series X Unboxing
I’m beginning to think the Series S is going to be game-changer for Microsoft and figures for the gen ending up with a lot of people buying the Series S when they can’t afford (or don’t want to spend) the money to get a Series X or PS5.
I really hope the Series S drives down the price for the PS5 sans-blu-ray model - that will be awesome for us, the gamers! 
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