"Now for the elephant in the room... Back when the Xbox Series X and Series S first launched in 2020, the latter of which was priced at just $300. A few months back, Microsoft made and announcement confirming plans to raise the price of its consoles and games. The Xbox Series S went up by $80 to $380. So while this discount brings console down lower than the current list price,"
"This model comes with a controller and hold 512GB. It's disc-free so you'll be downloading all your games onto that internal storage or onto an external SSD which you can purchase separately. It may not have 4K gaming, but it can still produce higher than standard HD resolution at 1440p. Plus, it's got HDR support to ensure that the darks look dark and the bright colors pop. It can handle refresh rates of up to 120FPS so performance is still pretty great."
The Xbox Series S is on sale for $329, a 13% discount from its current MSRP of $380. The console originally launched in 2020 priced at $300, and Microsoft raised the Series S price by $80 to $380 earlier this year. The model includes a controller and holds 512GB of internal storage and is disc-free, requiring downloads or an external SSD for additional space. The Series S outputs up to 1440p with HDR, supports refresh rates up to 120FPS, and offers Quick Resume powered by the Xbox Velocity Architecture for fast load times and suspended gameplay across titles.
Read at Kotaku
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