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Updated XBOX Console Prices

Microsoft is raising Xbox console prices for the third time in 13 months, citing rising component costs.

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🇬🇧 English Jun 25, 17:55 UTC
🇫🇷 French Jun 26, 08:41 UTC · Xboxygen

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The brief

Microsoft has updated its Xbox console pricing, resulting in a price increase of $100 or more. This marks the third price hike for the hardware within a 13-month period.

Coverage from CNBC, Bloomberg, and The Verge emphasizes that the price spikes are due to soaring component costs. Polygon.com notes that these increases follow a period where Game Pass pricing had become cheaper.

Future developments center on the impact of these updated prices, as officially announced by Xbox Wire and reported across technology and business outlets.

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Quick answers

How much have Xbox console prices increased?

According to The Verge, prices have spiked by $100 or more.

Why is Microsoft raising the prices?

CNBC reports that the price lifts are due to soaring component costs.

How frequent have these price hikes been?

Bloomberg reports this is the third price increase in 13 months.

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