The idea of the PS5 Digital Edition vs. Xbox Series S faceoff is arguably an odd one. The former is basically a full-fat PS5 but without the disc drive and thus a lower price tag of $400, where as the latter is a less-powerful and dramatically cheaper console at $300. But while the consoles are rather different in terms of the performance and resolutions they target, the do both exist as cheaper options to the standard PS5 and Xbox Series X. With that in mind, let’s see how the PS5 Digital Edition and Xbox Series S stack up in terms of price, specs, game selection and more.
