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How much is an Xbox 360 worth?
The Xbox 360 ushered in 720p and 1080p gaming for the couch gamer.

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The Xbox 360 launched in 2005 with two models–The Xbox 360 and the Xbox 360 Core package. The prices for both packages ran at $399 and $299, respectively.
At launch, it introduced Xbox Live and the Xbox 360 Store, both setting the tone for every console to follow.
The Xbox 360 package came with a 20GB hard drive, which was increased to 60GB on later units and a wireless controller.
The Xbox 360 Core removed the internal hard drive and was bundled with a wired controller. Later on, this was refreshed as the Xbox 360 Arcade.
Before the console was discontinued, there were four models available – Xbox 360, Xbox 360 Slim, Xbox 360 Elite, and Xbox 360 E.
It has been almost 20 years since the Xbox 360 dropped, so how much would a console run your pockets in 2023?
OG Xbox 360 Model
The original Xbox 360 20GB model, brand new, is considered a collectible item. However, a quick eBay search reveals that there is an abundance of 20GB Xbox 360 consoles available.
There is a wide range of bundles that include different controllers, games, and additional accessories. For a used console, you will probably be dropping around $50.
If you are able to find a sale with the box and manuals included, the price will probably bump to around $140, depending on the condition.
The original white Xbox 360 ushered in a new era of HD and FHD gaming, even if it did suffer from the dreaded RROD.
Xbox 360 Elite
The Xbox 360 Elite was released as a way to allow gamers to have more storage and included accessories like a matching headset and controller.
This model came with a 120GB external hard drive, and different bundles offered included games like Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures and Kung Fu Panda. The Elite was considered the best Xbox model to set up and get gaming quickly.
For an owned Elite console without the box or manuals, the price range on eBay is about $90 to $120. With the box, you are looking at around $180.
The Xbox 360 Elite was released with upgraded storage options, a new color, and matching accessories.
Xbox 360 Slim
There are several different models and iterations of the Xbox 360 slim, but there is one important feature to focus on – The hard drive space. Previous Xbox 360 consoles had an option to expand your storage with an upgradable external hard drive. However, that is not the case with the Xbox 360 Slim, as the storage is internal and requires a bit more labor to upgrade.
There were three Xbox 360 Slim options for size before it was discontinued – 4GB, 250GB, and 320 GB.
An eBay search shows that a used 4GB model will run around $75, a used 250GB is around $120, and a used 320GB model is around $100. Amazon prices for the 250GB run around $160.
This refurbished Xbox 360 is free from the notorious red ring of death issue, ensuring a reliable and enjoyable gaming experience.
Xbox 360 E
The Xbox 360 E is another example of there being several models due to different hard drive sizes. The 360 E came in 4GB, 250GB, and 500GB. This model was the final redesign of the Xbox 360 before Microsoft moved to the Xbox One generation.
While the external design of the console looks very different from the other Xbox 360 models, the internal design and structure are similar to the S models.
For a 360 E model without the box, you are looking at between $150 and $180, depending on the hard drive size via eBay. It seems like Walmart still offers the console, new in box, and for only $140, but it’s the 4GB version.
The Xbox 360 E was the last redesign of the console before Microsoft launched the Xbox One.
We don’t recommend you buy any of these consoles unless you’re a collector looking to complete a set of historical consoles.
If you really want a new Xbox, we recommend the Xbox Series X, the most advanced console Microsoft has created.
The Xbox Series X is the latest and greatest gaming console from Microsoft. Powered by 12 teraflops of graphic processing power, it's the most powerful home console and capable of 120FPS gameplay.
- Unrivalled performance in the console market.
- Fast load times enhance gaming experience.
- Backwards compatibility means access to a vast game library.
- Deal represents significant savings on a high-end console.
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