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Not a chance. Wherever that figure came from, someone pulled that out of their ass. Probably priced all the revealed parts and thought as if Microsoft would pass full retail price of everything back onto the consumer....So, it is as powerful as a very good gaming PC, but will it cost more than a good gaming PC? Ultimately the best-selling console will be the cheaper one.
Also, Microsoft should be praying they don't get Switched again, because if the sales aren't that good and Microsoft sell it as a loss, Xbox as a brand will be over.
Any game console advertising over $1500 can kiss itself goodbye. Here's some actual links with projected pricing.
https://www.gamesradar.com/xbox-series-x-price-bundle-deals/Although we know for sure that the system's cost won't be as low as the best Xbox One prices (that goes without saying), we can't imagine the Xbox Series X will be a huge deal more than $450 - $500 / £450 - £500 as a result. Although the technology packed inside implies the cost could go higher, we're hoping that won't happen - Microsoft has clearly learned its lesson after the Xbox One's rocky launch.
No matter what, it's clear the Xbox Series X will be good value for money regardless of how much it costs.
https://www.techradar.com/deals/xbox-series-x-price-deals-sales-bundlesWith all that tech under the hood, analysts are predicting an Xbox Series X price of around $499 / £499 / AU$760. That would sit in line with the PS5 price rumors that have been flying around as of late but the Series X price may well sit a little higher than its competition once again. That's a tricky pill to swallow, as Phil Spencer has publically assured fans that Microsoft has not forgotten the unfortunate events of the Xbox One reveal and are working to keep that Xbox Series X price highly competitive. That means we're hoping those estimates are a little out of whack, and we could actually see bundle costs sit lower than that of the PS5.