Stop whatever you're doing right now and pay attention to this ridiculous XBox Series X deal!
Walmart has slashed the price of the Xbox Series X down to just $349.99. That's a huge $150 saving over the usual retail price of $499. For context, no console deals during Black Friday even came remotely close to this. So if you held off purchasing Microsoft's flagship system then, you definitely made the right call.
If you're in the market for something a bit cheaper, Walmart also has you covered here with the Xbox Series S Gilded Hunter bundle - which comes with in-game currency for Fortnite, Rocket League, and Fall Guys - has dropped to just $269 (was $299). See below for more details on both discounts.
Today's best Xbox Series X and Series S deals
Xbox Series X: was $499 now $349.99 at Walmart
Save $99 - This superb Xbox Series X discount brings the console to a sub-$400 price. Plus, that additional $99 in your pocket can then be put towards more games or an Xbox Game Pass subscription. Sensational value.
Price check: Best Buy - $399.99
Xbox Series S Gilded Hunter bundle: was $299 now $269 at Walmart
Save $30 - A relatively smaller saving compared to the colossal Xbox Series X deal above, this is nonetheless a fantastic price for the Xbox Series S Gilded Hunter Bundle, especially if you're eyeing up playing free-to-play titles like this bundle features.
Price check: GameStop - $299.99
Not in the US? Fear not. We've rounded up the very best prices for the Xbox Series X across the globe below. No matter your region, check the following list for the most competitive price in your area.
Planning to jump on this deal? Consider checking out our guides to the very best Xbox controllers and best Xbox Series X headsets for up-to-date recommendations on top hardware.
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