The business just secretly upped the price of the Xbox Series S, which led to the Xbox Series X price increase.
The Xbox Series X is rumoured to have a price increase in the Indian market following the Xbox Series S.The Xbox Series X will now cost Rs. 52,990, according to Rishi Alwani.The price will increase by 6% from its initial launch price of Rs. 49,990.
Xbox Series X gets a 6 percent price hike in India
Although there isn’t a clear explanation, it is assumed that the Indian Rupee’s shifting exchange rates are to blame for the price hike on the console.For those who are unaware, the Xbox Series S’s price has recently risen by the corporation.Even the peripherals are more expensive than simply the console.
From Rs. 34,990 to Rs. 36,990, the Series S increased.The price of peripherals, such as the Xbox Wireless Controller, has increased from Rs. 5,390 to Rs. 5,590.The cost of the headset has gone up from Rs. 8,990 to Rs. 9,490.
Other consoles can also see price increases if the currency rate variations are to blame for the price increase.However, there is no information given about that.
Regarding the Xbox Series X, it is now out of stock on both Flipkart and Reliance Digital, but the pricing has not altered.This might indicate that the console will soon be priced more competitively.
However, the console is now offered on Prepaid Gamers at the increased cost.The console is priced at 52,990 rupees.Additionally, it is available for purchase right away because it is in stock.The website also lists the Series S at the new price, which was rumoured to see a price increase.But it is now available for Rs. 32,499, which is a reduction.
Xbox Series X Highlights
Microsoft’s flagship console is the Xbox Series X.At up to 120 frames per second, it provides genuine 4K gaming.It includes AMD’s Zen 2 and RDNA 2 architectures and boasts 12 teraflops.It has 1TB of PCIe Gen 4 NVME SSD storage and 16GB of GDDR6 RAM.
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