Sam's Club seems to sell its Xbox Series X/s. This is just the latest retailer that sells Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S for a significant discount.
Some Xbox players have recently been frustrated by the console family for Xbox management decisions. In addition to raising prices for Xbox Game Pass, the price of Xbox Series X/S has recently increased, and those who already own systems have recently said that they appear on their home screens after logging out of Game Pass. Although it is mostly players who express frustration, something seems to be moving as the retailers also watch the Microsoft console.
Another seller sells Xbox shares
Sam's Club, a retailer with Big Box membership, began to clean the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series with a discount. Although it is not clear whether it is a nationwide trend, photographs and reports about the clearance consoles created waves. One store seems to have cheaper the digital console of the Xbox series 1TB from $ 499 to less than $ 280. Another shows the Xbox Series with 512 GB discounted to $ 239, while another photo shows the same system reduced to a surprisingly low $ 179, from the original $ 329.
In fact, Sam's Club discounts are even steeper than they originally appear because of the recently increased prices of the Xbox series. Starting October 3, Xbox has updated its recommended dealers' prices, with the cost of the Xbox Series X Digital is increased to $ 599.99 and the Xbox Series with 512 GB increases to $ 399.99. At the cheapest price available via Sam's Club, the buyer could get two Xbox Series with 512GB for less than they would normally apply.
Sam's Club seems to be watching Costco traces with this movement. After the Xbox consoles have disappeared from the Costco website, the retailer confirmed that it sells the remaining supplies and does not get more Xboxes. No official explanation has been offered for these systems, except that they are a business decision, but many fans speculate that the consoles are not sold for retailers. Even the former Blizzard leadership Mike Ybarra went so far as to call Xbox Family of Comsoles Dead. Nevertheless, Microsoft is still moving forward with its Xbox plans, so the Xbox brand is not going in the foreseeable future.
- Mark
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Microsoft
- The original release date
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10 November 2020
- Original MSRP (USD)
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499 $
- Operating system
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Proprietary (based on Windows)
- Processor
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Own 8 -core Zen 2 3.8 GHz
- Resolution
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720p – 4K UHD
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