From the main Xbox Series X dashboard or in My Games and Apps, you can hover over the tile for your disc-based media and press the "X" button on your controller. This will eject an Xbox Series X ...

If you still use discs in your Xbox One, you might be happy to learn that the console will soon gain the ability to eject them from your controller (via VG247).

Nintendo and Sony have their drifting joysticks, but Microsoft is currently faced with its own set of controller button problems for the Xbox Series X and S this generation, partially a carryover ...

This may seem like a menial change, but anyone with a broken disc eject button will likely be super hyped for this change. It also might make it easier for people using the Xbox Adaptive controller.

Xbox Series X console and controller. ... You also have the expected eject button beside the disc drive at the bottom left of the front side of the console, a pairing button and a USB 3.2 port.

The front face has a subtle power button at the top left (when vertical), with the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray disc drive directly beneath, topped with an eject button. A single USB port and Bluetooth ...

Press the "X" button and your Xbox Series X will eject the disc. Make sure you get up and grab the disc to put it away, or the console will send the disc back into the console within a few moments ...