The best Xbox Series X prices: Microsoft's flagship console is a powerful rival to the PS5

Next-gen gaming is more popular than ever, which makes finding the best Xbox Series X prices a little difficult. Thankfully, the console stock shortages are long gone, and you can now own one of the best game consoles without any issues.

Microsoft released the Xbox Series X four years ago in November 2020, along with the Series S model (the digital-only version), but these consoles are still excellent despite being a little outdated, we even gave it a 4.5-star verdict in our Xbox Series X review. The Series X retails at $499/£449, while the Series S can be had for $299/£249.

These consoles still hold their original sale prices from most retailers – but anything above or below this amount is either a mark-up or a discount. This page uses clever deals widgets to pull in the best live prices and deals from retailers in your region, so keep it bookmarked and you'll always be updated with the best offer. More of a Sony fan? Take a look at our guide to the best PS5 deals instead.

The best Xbox Series X deals

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The Series X is the most powerful Xbox from Microsoft yet. It works on improving older models whilst keeping the same basic Xbox formula: fantastic backwards compatibility, easy to use and a great line-up of games to suit all kinds of gamers. The Series X is no small investment: literally.

The chunky design is certainly a strong statement and is reminiscent of a compact PC. When you look at the inner workings, the size starts to make sense. The internal fans and variety of cooling vents mean your console runs smoothly and quietly whilst avoiding any major overheating. With an impressive 1TB of storage, you have plenty of room to store all your games.

The included controller prioritises comfort over aesthetics, sticking to the tried and true Xbox One controller design with some minor improvements, like an instant share button. Microsoft is known for its Xbox game pass: a subscription service that gives players access to a vast library of games spanning the last few Xbox console generations. It's all stored online too, so if you swap consoles or sign in from elsewhere you can pick up right where you left off. If that sounds appealing, find the best Xbox Series X prices below.

he best Xbox Series S deals

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This is the digital-only counterpart in the Series family. That means it has no disc drive, and you can only play games you've downloaded from the online Microsoft store. Whilst this might not appeal to those gaming fans who prefer physical releases, it does mean it has higher stock levels than the more popular disc version. Most of the appeal for the Xbox family comes from the Xbox game pass which is all digital content anyway, so if that's what you're after this is a great way to pick up a more affordable console.

The digital version retails at nearly half the price of the Series X but only has minor "downgrades". The Series S has a smaller 512GB of storage space, but the digital aspect means you can easily delete and reinstall games to make space when you need it. Check the above links for the best Xbox Series S deals wherever you're based.

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