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Xbox One Kinect Standalone Price Cut Announced "Nearly half" of all Xbox One owners are already using Kinect, Microsoft says. By Eddie Makuch on October 29, 2015 at 6:35AM PDT.

Thanks to Kinect, Microsoft had to charge $100 more than the price of the PS4 at launch: a cost that isn't reflected by Kinect's meagre role in the overall Xbox One experience.

Update: While you can purchase a Kinect adapter for your Xbox One S, Microsoft is offering a way to get one for free. All you need is to own an existing Xbox One, an Xbox One Kinect and the Xbox ...

The standalone Xbox One Kinect SKU finally has a price tag and a launch date: Microsoft announced it’ll cost $149, and you can buy it on October 7.

On June 9, the Xbox One will be available in $399 version that leaves off the Kinect peripheral. Here's the skinny on the new model, along with other upcoming changes.

A standalone Kinect motion controller with Kinect Sports now costs $110, down from its original price of $150. Microsoft’s Kinect and Xbox 360 bundles still cost $300 for the 4GB model and $400 ...

The Kinect-free option brings the Xbox One in line with Sony’s PlayStation 4, which has been available for $399 since its launch in November with a camera available as an optional $59.99 add-on.

In a move to spur sales of the Xbox One and catch up with rival Sony's PlayStation 4, Microsoft Corp. said Tuesday it will start selling the console without the Kinect sensor, which cuts $100 from ...

All in all Kinect has been a great addition to my Xbox One. Even if I had only Fantasia and Zoo Tycoon, the enjoyment for me—and, more importantly, my daughter—is well worth the extra $100.

Confirming what we already knew, Microsoft just put its stamp and seal on a $149.99 price tag for its Kinect motion control add-on for the Xbox 360. (Not to be confused with the stamp and seal ...

Microsoft's Kinect 2.0 didn't really make waves the way they hoped it would. The motion-based camera tech quickly fizzled from view after a string of controversial stories emerged. Well, for ...