The Xbox gaming community has been waiting for changes to their Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles, and it seems they are finally on the way. A well-known Xbox insider has hinted that the company is working on an adjustment that the community has been waiting for a long time.

There is no doubt that Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are great consoles, and their success in the market has made that clear. That being said, just because a product is of high quality doesn't mean it's perfect, and there's always room for improvement.

Since the release of Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, the user interface design has been criticized. Not because it's not functional – in fact, it works very well – but because many people disliked that it was the same design as Xbox One. Others find it uncomfortable that it has gradually become an interface with many elements to the point of feeling like an Xbox Game Pass ad.

Fortunately, Microsoft has listened to the community and recently confirmed that it is preparing adjustments for the interface of Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. This excited many fans, but what raised the hype to another level were comments from Jez Corden, a games journalist and Xbox expert.

According to him, the changes are currently being tested with Xbox Insiders, and they seem to be well-received by fans. Corden notes that this update won't be a "total overhaul," but will address some of the issues users have identified with the current control panel. Although there is no specific information on what these changes will be, it is likely that they will focus on improving the usability and accessibility of the control panel. It is also expected that they will allow the backgrounds to look better.

It is important to note that, although this Xbox insider has hinted that changes are on the way, there is still no official information about when they will be available to all users. As always, we'll have to wait for Microsoft to make an official announcement about it.

In any case, this news is excellent for Xbox fans who have been waiting for improvements to the user interface of their consoles. It is yet another proof that Microsoft is committed to the success of its Xbox brand and to offering the best possible experience to its users.