so $450 right?
Price was allegedly leaked by a spanish retailer.
http://segmentnext.com/2017/04/19/xbox-one-scorpio-priced/
I will certainly use you to change up my euros.
So using the typical conversion euro to dollars pricing that would be $399.
Yeah, i don't know about that.
Ignoring that Scorpio has more expensive RAM and the UHD drive, increasing BOM above 4Pro, it's a premium product that can command a markup. ie. The Elite Controller costs vastly more than the BOM difference with a conventional controller. That there is your 'much reason' to be priced above $400. It'd be stupid to sell it cheaper if it'll sell out at $450+; that's just throwing money away.It's pretty much what I expect for the base version by this point.
Not really too much reason not to be IMO. It should be pretty similar to a PS4 Pro in BOM being the SOC is similar in size.
it's true. If anything, the success of the elite controller shows that XBO users are willing to pay up.Ignoring that Scorpio has more expensive RAM and the UHD drive, increasing BOM above 4Pro, it's a premium product that can command a markup. ie. The Elite Controller costs vastly more than the BOM difference with a conventional controller. That there is your 'much reason' to be priced above $400. It'd be stupid to sell it cheaper if it'll sell out at $450+; that's just throwing money away.
I'm surprised that point has to be raised every time a hardware pricing is discussed on this board. Price of products is not proportional to BOM; it's relative to demand and market forces.
I'm surprised that point has to be raised every time a hardware pricing is discussed on this board. Price of products is not proportional to BOM; it's relative to demand and market forces.
Do you think that it could regain market share?It's a tough call.
It's a premium product, as you say, so can command a higher price. .. But MS needs to retake marketshare so I think it will be priced to break even on hardware.
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That can be argued either way. the important point is that where Ranger's says there's not much reason to be priced more than an equivalent BOM product, that ignores the fact that pricing isn't related to BOM. There's plenty of reason to be priced higher - to make more money!It's a premium product, as you say, so can command a higher price. .. But MS needs to retake marketshare so I think it will be priced to break even on hardware.
People like yourself are probably willing to pay a bit more anyway.I think that it can regain market share from the many Xbox fans that went Sony simply due to the power difference and also the more people buy it the more it becomes the go to console for third party games. I have been buying every third party game for the PS4 due to the power difference and that will change with scorpio's release so ms has a lot to gain by releasing it at 399€/$.
Depends on how long this generation lasts; the longer the more likely you are to purchase 4Pro and Scorpio as this aligns with newer TV purchases.People like yourself are probably willing to pay a bit more anyway.
How many there are of that group to really impact the market share is unknown, but it's suspected it pales in comparison to people who are willing to pick up a $200 console
Yea, I don't see that relating to launch price though.Depends on how long this generation lasts; the longer the more likely you are to purchase 4Pro and Scorpio as this aligns with newer TV purchases.
True... very true. Launch prices will be higher because early adopters are willing to pay the premium to be first.Yea, I don't see that relating to launch price though.
I can easily see them cutting price relatively aggressively, starting new year sales, then e3, black friday, so on, year later I could see it being a lot cheaper than when it launched.
Launching at cost or lower, doesn't give them much scope though. Even if the initial sales we're high, people love sales and deals.
Would like to see it launch at $399, but I've yet to see what I consider a convincing reason for it though, apart from wouldn't it be great. (just my imo)
Honestly the early adopter crowd, the one that PS4 pro failed to capture, is much more important than the people waiting for a console to drop in price. These are the people that will buy games at full price and lots of them. Ms has a chance to regain the hardcore console gamers , at least those that aren't fanboys to a particular company and they are the majority unlike what you see on forums, and it would be the best to price Scorpio at 399. The hype is there and ms must capitalize on it.People like yourself are probably willing to pay a bit more anyway.
How many there are of that group to really impact the market share is unknown, but it's suspected it pales in comparison to people who are willing to pick up a $200 console