Xbox consoles get more expensive in Europe, Series S now costs as much as Series X did at launch

Source: TweakTown· Hassam Nasir· August 3, 2026
Xbox consoles get more expensive in Europe, Series S now costs as much as Series X did at launch

With the new prices, the Xbox Series X climbs to €799.99 from €599.99, while the bargain-tier 512GB Xbox Series S jumps from €399.99 to €499.99.Continue reading at TweakTown

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