Microsoft's Xbox gaming division has struggled as of late, but a new revelation regarding sales of its Xbox Series consoles ...

TL;DR: Microsoft's Xbox hardware revenue declined for the fifth consecutive quarter, dropping 6% year-over-year to $329 million in Q3 FY25, the lowest for the Series X/S generation.

Meanwhile, 1TB and 512GB Xbox Series S models have both had a price increase of $80, costing $429.99 and $380, respectively. The 2TB Galaxy Special Edition Series X sees the biggest increase at ...

While Xbox has seen success in its gaming revenue, the company has struggled with its hardware, with sales for Xbox Series X|S consoles dropping by six per cent in the quarter. Despite Xbox’s ...

In the PowerPoint presentation released alongside Microsoft's Q2 2025 earnings report, the company confirms that Xbox ...

This is a stark comparison to the lackluster sales of actual Xbox hardware, where according to VGChartz, sales for Xbox Series X/S consoles in January 2025 were down by 48.7% from January 2024.

The Xbox Series X|S launched worldwide on November 10, 2020. PS5 Vs. XSX|S Worldwide: Gap change in latest month: 848,097 - PS5 Gap change over last 12 months: 14,521,479 - PS5 Total Lead ...

Microsoft's first full foray into PC gaming handhelds begins with a partner device set to launch later this year, with its own Xbox Series X|S successors now fully in production.

Hardware, which is sold at a loss, made $14.61 billion in the same period and accounted for 19% of total cumulative revenues. We can get a bit more technical with the data, too.

Meanwhile, 1TB and 512GB Xbox Series S models have both had a price increase of $80, costing $429.99 and $380, respectively.

Total Lead: 7,357,895 - XOne Xbox Series X|S Total Sales: 32,773,497 Xbox One Total Sales: 40,131,392 March 2025 is the 53rd month the Xbox Series X|S has been available for.