Amazon.co.uk has 2 bundles for the Xbox One X (Dispatched from and sold by Amazon):

1. Standard Edition + Forza 7
2. Standard Edition + 2 TB HDD + Gamepass

So the X sells more this week in the UK than pretty much any other week in the whole of the EU.
So you hear Sony? Power matters. Now please make a PS5 that is way more powerful than the PS4, or the Xbox1X.

You too Nintendo, do you hear? Lol of course you don't. You don't pay attention no matter what happens so just keep doing your thing.

Dont know where you have been, but nintendo just released the most powerfull handheld ever, and its selling like crazzy.

For 449E? I can't find them. That's what hinch is saying. Xboxonex with a free game. And he is saying they are everywhere. I can't find them and Aaron Greenberg says they arnt doing that.

Hopefully it doesn't die in the arse next month and keeps selling. Making Sony get a little nervous so they start throwing sales around, adding a heap of new features in updates etc. Competition is never a bad thing.

I know dude. I was checking retailers(U.K. Ones too) all last week. And I found most(not all) to be out of stock. Yet now that the x did better than the pro launch week people start saying that it was in stock everywhere and that it was coming with free games. It's just damage control bud. I don't get why they do it. Xbox is way behind PS4 and they are never catching up. 

  Anyway I found that the US stock and U.K.'s to be similar. U.K. Seamed a little bit more out of stock to me. If we say 110k for the onex in U.K. For November, than using the usual 5x multiplyer I could estimate that the x should do about 550k for November npd.  This is assuming that it stays moderately in stock in both the U.K. And US.

Before I get bombarded, I'm not saying the x will do better than the pro in the long run. Obviously stock was a bigger issue for the pro. It's to be determined. While I believe it will do better overal in the US, U.K. And maybe Australia I don't think it will be enough to makeup for the rest of the world.

LOL...what?

The One X and Switch sold about the same amount in their respective first weeks (source: http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2017-03-06-strong-start-for-nintendo-switch-in-the-uk). Also, what are you talking about with the pretty much every other week in the whole of EU? The original (weaker than PS4) Xbox One sold more than this in its first week. Not to mention first week sales are not necessarily a great indicator of long-term sales. The PS4 Pro, which was supply constrained, sold a respectable 50,000 units in its first week in the UK but the weaker and cheaper PS4 outsold it in subsequent weeks and continues to outsell it. The One S will most likely overtake the One X as well because of the price and the fact that it will most likely be good enough for most and it plays the same games.

Sony has a good line up for 2018 and PS4 sales are strong across the globe (including in regions where the One X will likely not make a dent, like Japan). They hardly need to change their strategy nor do they need to rush out a PS5 (which will, in all likelihood, be more powerful than the One X). Nintendo doesn't even have a stationary system that competes with the One X, they have a powerful portable that addresses a different need entirely (namely for portable gamers, and those that want a portable companion to their stationary console or PC). In addition, if people cared about getting their hands on the most powerful systems, then pretty much everyone would be a high-spec PC gamer.

The One X has had a great debut week, and it has a lot of potential (the hype surrounding it makes me believe it will, at the very least, do better than what MS expected), but lets see how it does over the next couple of weeks and months before making any grand standing statements. If One X overtakes the PS4 and Switch in weekly sales over the next few months and sells in massive amounts, then you may have a point that the market cares about power over other things. However, if, at the very least, the One X does well and boosts Xbox sales but PS4 and Switch continue to do well, then that would be an indicator that a major orientation around power (which would presumably have Sony rush out a more powerful PS5 and Nintendo to abandon the Switch a rush out a powerful stationary system or just become a third-party developer exclusively for powerful systems) would not really be necessary.

I honestly don't follow your comment about Nintendo... I mean they just come out with a bomb... The Switch is selling like hotcakes :) 
Pretty sure Power does not matter in their case :)

Hey that's very very good!

The Pro did not have a supply issues in the US. maybe everywhere else but not here.