Xbox One Weekly Console Sales Triple in US Following Price Drop

By Alex Osborn

Xbox One's weekly console sales in the United States have more than tripled following the $50 holiday price drop, Microsoft has announced. 

According to Microsoft's corporate VP Yusuf Mehdi, Xbox One has been leading this generation in terms of console sales in the United States for the past couple of days, and is rapidly approaching that coveted 10 million sales figure for units sold to retailers.

Xbox One is currently priced at just $349.99, undercutting the competition by a hefty chunk of change. The discount is only temporary, though, with the Big M planning to bump the price back up to $400 in January. As such, if you're planning on picking up an Xbox One, I suggest you do so before the new year rolls around.

Alex Osborn
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