The Xbox Series X and S have been flashing in and out of stock for quite a while now. As supply grows, so do your chances of grabbing a great deal. Here's where can you find the best new Xbox Series X deals...
The latest? The Series X remains incredibly hard to find, especially in the US – Walmart did restock before Christmas, followed by Target, but both immediately sold out. In the UK you can buy one from Currys (opens in new tab), but only as part of a bundle, which makes it more expensive. Or you can pick one up at 4Gadgets as part of Xbox All Access, which includes 24 months of Game Pass Ultimate and charges £28.99 a month.
The Series S is much easier to find in both the UK and US.
Australian gamers can currently pick up a Series S from EB Games.
Sadly, these shortages won't be sorted before the end of the year. Even Apple execs are turning to Twitter bots to try and find a Series X console.
There have been plenty of stock drops this year so far, but stock never lasts long. The good news? Stock drops are frequent, if not regular.
Of course, you could turn to auction sites like eBay and StockX but you might have to pay over the odds. For reference, the top-tier Xbox Series X console, which supports 4K gaming, carries a recommended retail price of £449 ($499, AU$749). The all-digital Series S, which doesn't have a disc drive, debuted at £249 ($299, AU$499).
Right, here are today's best Xbox Series X deals, plus the latest availability info...
Best Xbox Series X/S deals Europe
- GAME (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- Currys (opens in new tab): Series X bundles in stock, as is Series S
- 4Gadgets (opens in new tab) (Xbox All Access retailer): Series X and S in stock
- BT (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- Amazon France (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- Amazon UK (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- Box (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- EE (opens in new tab): sold out – existing customers can keep checking the Add to Plan (opens in new tab) service
- Microsoft Store (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- Argos (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- Smyths Toys (opens in new tab) (Xbox All Access retailer): Series S in stock
- Simply Games (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- Shopto (opens in new tab): out of stock
Best Xbox Series X/S deals US
- GameStop (opens in new tab): Series X and S in stock on Xbox All Access
- Best Buy (opens in new tab): Series S bundles in stock
- Walmart (opens in new tab) (Xbox All Access retailer): Series X and S in stock from third parties
- Amazon (opens in new tab): available from third-party sellers
- Microsoft Store (opens in new tab): out of stock
- Target (opens in new tab): out of stock
- Newegg (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- Sam’s Club (opens in new tab): Series S bundles in stock
- StockX (opens in new tab): stock available – but listed for over the MSRP
Best Xbox Series X/S deals in the rest of the world
Aussie and Kiwi shoppers were the first to get their Xbox Series X orders in, with launch time arriving at these time zones first.
The price of the Xbox Series X in Australia is AU$749. In New Zealand, it's NZ$799.
The price of the Xbox Series S in Australia is AU$499. In New Zealand, it's NZ$549.
Canadians can also now order the Xbox Series X for CA$599 and the Xbox Series S for CA$379.
- Amazon.com.au (opens in new tab): out of stock
- Microsoft Australia (opens in new tab): sold out
- EB Games (opens in new tab): Series S in stock
- JB HiFi (opens in new tab): out of stock
Best Xbox Series X/S accessory deals
Now that you've (hopefully) ordered the Xbox Series X or S console, it's time to get your accessories sorted. Thankfully, finding Xbox Series X accessories is far easier than securing the console itself. Most retailers have good availability, so it's really just a matter of choosing which ones take your fancy...
Xbox Wireless Headset (£94.99, $99.99, AU$129.99)
Microsoft's gaming headset supports Dolby Atmos, DTS Headphone:X and Windows Sonic audio tech. It connects wirelessly to your console without needing a separate dongle, and lets you adjust the volume and the game/chat balance by twisting the rotating ear cup dials.
Order: Amazon (opens in new tab) (UK), Microsoft Store (opens in new tab) (US), JB Hi-Fi (opens in new tab) (AUS)
Xbox Stereo Headset (£54.99, $59.99, AU$89.95)
Want to save a bit of money? Microsoft also does a wired version of the above headset, with the same same sleek design, plush ear cushions and adjustable unidirectional microphone. It also supports the same group of spatial audio technologies, but the earcup controls are more limited.
Order: Microsoft Store UK (opens in new tab), US (opens in new tab), AUS (opens in new tab)
Xbox Series X Wireless Controller (£55, $60, AU$90)
Xbox One controllers are compatible with the Series X/S but the latest controllers feature a more precise D-pad, a "Share" button and textured grips. Most retailers have Carbon Black and Robot White colours there's also a pricier Shock Blue variant.
Order: Amazon (opens in new tab) (UK), Microsoft Store (opens in new tab) (US), Ebgames (AUS)
Xbox Rechargeable Battery + USB-C Cable (£20, $25, AU$30)
This handy Play & Charge kit comes with a rechargeable battery and USB-C cable so you can juice up your new Series X controller between Call of Duty sessions.
Order: Xbox Store (opens in new tab) (UK), Microsoft Store (opens in new tab) (US), Ebgames (AUS)
Seagate Storage Expansion Card 1TB (£219, $219, AU$359)
Want extra space for your 4K games collection? US retailer Best Buy (opens in new tab) has the 1TB expansion card, as does the Microsoft Store in the UK.
Order: Microsoft Store (opens in new tab) (UK), Best Buy (opens in new tab)(US), Ebgames (AUS)
MORE:
Our pick of the best PS5 deals
Xbox Series X vs Xbox Series S: which should you buy?
Next-gen consoles compared: PS5 vs Xbox Series X
