who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. The Xbox Series X wrap folds down neatly into a package that’s the width of the console, and when attached will cover ...

It's available to preorder for $44.99 on Microsoft's online store with an October 18 release date. This blue and purple Xbox Series X console wrap makes a bold statement with Microsoft's signature ...

Microsoft has created a series of Xbox Series X console wraps that are designed ... The graphics that are printed on the exterior of the Starfield wrap are tactile, with a smooth white finish ...

Microsoft has announced the console wraps for the Xbox Series ... the Xbox Console Wraps are made with solid core panels that wrap around the Xbox Series X. So it's not like console skins which ...

Each of the wraps wrap around the console, with what Microsoft calls a “hook and loop” enclosure, keeping it in place around the Series X’s back. The wrap features cutouts on the front for ...

The Xbox Series X is already a rather nice-looking ... special edition console will be the basis for a future console wrap. Surely Microsoft will instead lean into the iconic green of Master ...

The Starfield wrap also the Starfield controller and headset that recently launched. Microsoft says that the console wraps were designed specifically for Series X and have a precise fit ...

with the Starfield Wrap launching in October and the other two launching in November. Want to spice up your gaming console? Now you can do that with Microsoft's official Xbox Series X Console Wraps.

Microsoft unveils three new wraps as a great way to customize your gaming console without having to buy a pricy limited edition. Imad is a senior reporter covering Google and internet culture.

TL;DR: Microsoft is launching three new Xbox Series X console wraps — Starfield ($49.99), Mineral Camo ($44.99), and Arctic Camo ($44.99). The designs will ship later this fall, but you can pre ...

The Xbox Series X is coming up on its third anniversary in a few months, and while there is no new Xbox hardware in sight, Microsoft is introducing a way for users to customize their systems.