This Xbox Series X deal is still going - save $50 on the console and get it for a lowest price ever
A deal not to miss - surely it won’t hang around
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We thought this deal would be taken down or end abruptly but we can still report thatDellis selling the Xbox Series X for its lowest-ever price!
You can currently get the Xbox Series X forjust $449.99 (was $500)for a $50 saving through the US computing retailer. It’s the historic lowest price available on the current-genMicrosoftconsole and a rate that’s yet to beat. We first reported this on Tuesday expecting the idea to be short-lived, but here we are, two days later, and it’s still live. This is a great deal, and literally the best time to buy the console if you’ve been eye it up, and despite it still being live, we wouldn’t recommend waiting much longer!
That $50 saving means you can put that money towards some of thebest Xbox Series X gamesor one of thebest Xbox Series X accessoriessuch as thebest Xbox Series X headsets. Previously, the cheapest it has ever sold in the US has been $468, a saving of $32, but now you’re knocking a further $18 off for a rate that can’t be beaten. Other retailers are still yet to price match too, so Dell really is offering the best price and the best place to buy the console.
Today’s best Xbox Series X deal
Xbox Series X:was $500now $449.99 at Dell
Key features:4K support, Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, up to 120fps, Ultra HD Blu-ray drive, 1TB SSD.
Date launched:November 2020
Price history:While there have been minor discounts on the Xbox Series X in the US before, this is the deepest that we’ve seen to date. Previously, it has been as low as $468 from major retailers like Amazon but never down to under $450 until now.
Price check:Amazon - $489.99|Best Buy - $499.99
Review Consensus:The Xbox Series X features some truly excellent visual capabilities and in-game performance bolstered by Dolby.Xbox Game Passis also an excellent inclusion that provides a wealth of titles for a low monthly fee. However, there are few exclusives and new thrills with a standard controller and familiar user interface when compared to thePS5.
TRG:4 stars|Tom’s Guide:4.5 stars|Tom’s Hardware:4 stars|GamesRadar:4 stars
Buy it if:You’re invested in the Xbox ecosystem and enjoy the likes of Halo and Forza, and you want to play multi-platform releases in 4K with Dolby Atmos. You’ll also be getting an amazing deal with Game Pass.
Don’t buy it if:You want must-have exclusives you won’t find anywhere else. Everything comes to PC and the previous-gen is still greatly supported.
There are a ton of greatupcoming gamesavailable for theXbox Series Xto look forward to includingMortal Kombat 1,Starfield, andCyberpunk 2077: Phantom Libertycoming in the next month alone, so there’s plenty to look forward to. There’s no telling when this deal could cease so we recommend starting sooner rather than later.
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Aleksha McLoughlin is an experienced hardware writer. She was previously the Hardware Editor for TechRadar Gaming until September 2023. During this time, she looked after buying guides and wrote hardware reviews, news, and features. She has also contributed hardware content to the likes of PC Gamer, Trusted Reviews, Dexerto, Expert Reviews, and Android Central. When she isn’t working, you’ll often find her in mosh pits at metal gigs and festivals or listening to whatever new black and death metal has debuted that week.
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