Where to buy the new Xbox Series X and S consoles - including the gorgeous Galaxy Black 2TB machine

The three new Xbox Series console variants on a stand at Gamescom 2024
(Image credit: Microsoft/Xbox)

If you're wondering where to buy the new Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, then we're here to help.

All three of the new consolevariants are now out in the wild having released officially on October 15 (with some select countries following slightly later on October 29).

In brief, the main advancements and differences with these variants are boosts to storage on the Series S and Galaxy Black Series X models, and the offer of an all-digital, disc-less experience on the powerful Series X (in white for the first time).

You can see the key details below and the best places to place your pre-order for each, and we'll add more links and details when further listings appear.

Where to buy and pre-order the new Xbox Series X and S consoles

Best Buy

Best Buy

Xbox Series X - 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition: $599.99
Xbox Series X - 1TB All Digital Robot White:
$449.99
Xbox Series S - 1TB Robot White:
$349.99

Best Buy looks to be the absolute best retailer right now, offering all three models of new Xbox. You may even be able to take advantage of your local physical store too.

Microsoft Store

Microsoft Store

Xbox Series X - 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition: $599.99
Xbox Series X - 1TB All Digital Robot White:
$449.99
Xbox Series S - 1TB Robot White:
$349.99

Alternatively, you can head straight to the horse's mouth and pick up any of the brand-new Xbox models from the Microsoft and Xbox stores.

Walmart

Walmart

Xbox Series X - 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition: Check stock
Xbox Series X - 1TB All Digital Robot White:
$448
Xbox Series S - 1TB Robot White:
$348

Walmart's got two out of three of the editions with only the Galaxy Black variant not present. You can even save a couple of bucks on the all-digital Series X and 1TB Robot White Series S.

Amazon US

Amazon US

Xbox Series X - 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition: Check stock
Xbox Series X - 1TB All Digital Robot White:
$449.99
Xbox Series S - 1TB Robot White:
$348

The huge online retailer has two out of three console up for purchase. Head over here using the above links to secure yours - and you can even save a dollar on the Series S already!

Where to buy and pre-order the new Xbox Series X and S consoles

Microsoft Store UK

Microsoft Store UK

Xbox Series X - 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition: £549.99
Xbox Series X - 1TB All Digital Robot White:
£429.99
Xbox Series S - 1TB Robot White:
£299.99

Heading directly to Microsoft's online storefront in the UK is your best bet, with all three editions ready and primed for purchasing.

Amazon UK

Amazon UK

Xbox Series X - 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition: Check stock
Xbox Series X - 1TB All Digital Robot White:
£427.65
Xbox Series S - 1TB Robot White:
£299.99

We're not sure if Amazon UK will get the Galaxy Black given its currently limited the Microsoft Store, but if it does, you'll find it on the link above. However, the other two variants are live and available to buy right now.

Where to buy and pre-order the new Xbox Series X and S consoles

Microsoft Store AUS

Microsoft Store AUS

Xbox Series X - 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition: AU$999
Xbox Series X - 1TB All Digital Robot White:
AU$699.99
Xbox Series S - 1TB Robot White:
AU$549

It looks like the official Microsoft store is the best place to go to buy the new Xbox consoles if you're in Australia.

The pre-order artwork for three new Xbox Series console variants

(Image credit: Microsoft/Xbox)

If you've been waiting for a new, different edition of the Xbox Series X console that's a bit special, or something that has a larger SSD for more games, then now is a great time to pre-order and jump in.

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