Microsoft’s Xbox console price increases for Europe and the UK have now been clarified, following an earlier announcement that changes would take effect in August. The company had previously confirmed pricing moves in the US, but the scale of the adjustments in other markets was not fully detailed at the time.
According to the newly revealed information, the biggest headline change is for the Xbox Series X in Europe, where the console is now priced €200 higher. The update also covers the Xbox Series S and UK pricing, giving buyers a clearer view of what the August changes will look like across key European markets.
The development matters because it completes the picture for customers outside the US who had been waiting to see how much Xbox hardware would cost after the planned increase. With the Europe and UK figures now public, shoppers can more easily compare the revised Xbox Series X and Series S prices ahead of future purchases.
Xbox first signaled the coming increase back in June, but only part of the global pricing plan had been confirmed then. The latest reveal fills in those missing details and shows how the company’s August console price changes will affect Europe and the UK specifically.
