The cheapest Xbox controller deals in November 2024

The cheapest Xbox controller deals are pivotal if you're planning on replacing your existing controller or looking to get more at the fairest rates around. Whether you play on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, or PC, we're bringing you all the latest and greatest savings on all manner of gamepads for the systems in question. 

When we think about the best Xbox controllers, the two that most quickly come to mind are the Xbox Wireless Controller and the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2. However, there's a litany of quality third-party offerings that may suit your budget and tastes better.

Our mission is to be your one-stop destination for all things Xbox. If you've been a gamer on the platform for some time then you'll know that controllers are just the tip of the iceberg. We're also helping you save money with the best Xbox Game Pass deals as well as the best Xbox game deals to get the best Xbox Series X games cheaper. 

Cheapest Xbox controller deals in the US

Xbox Wireless Controller: $59.99 $43.91 at Amazon

Xbox Wireless Controller: was $59.99 now $43.91 at Amazon
Not a bad discount at all for the Xbox Wireless Controller outside of major sales seasons. It's an excellent price if you're after a replacement pad, or a spare to have on hand when friends come over for local multiplayer.

Also buy it in:

Robot White - $45.97 at Amazon

Shock Blue - out of stock

Electric Volt - out of stock

Deep Pink - $49.49 at Amazon

Pulse Red - $46.99 at Amazon

Velocity Green - $43.88 at Amazon

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2: $179.99 $144.99 at Amazon

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2: was $179.99 now $144.99 at Amazon
Far from the best price we've ever seen for the fully-featured Elite Series 2. But still, any price drop is welcome for Xbox's official premium controller.

PDP Rematch Enhanced wired controller (Purple Fade): $37.99 $32.88 at Amazon

PDP Rematch Enhanced wired controller (Purple Fade): was $37.99 now $32.88 at Amazon
If you're on a tighter budget, PDP's awesome Rematch Enhanced Xbox controller provides a similar layout and top-notch performance (not to mention plenty of gorgeous colors) at impressively low prices.

More colors discounted:

Australian Opal: $31.47 at Amazon
CoD Monkey Bomb:
out of stock
Frosted Diamond:
$37.99 at Amazon
Digital Glitch:
$36.34 at Amazon
Radial White/Red:
$37.99 at Amazon
Ruby Swirl:
$34.50 at Amazon

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – Core (Red): $139.99 at Microsoft
Save $44 -

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – Core (Red): $139.99 at Microsoft
Save $44 - This is an excellent saving for the Elite Series 2 Core model. It is worth noting that the Core version of the official premium pad doesn't come with additional accessories like a carrying case or swappable modules. However, it's a much more affordable way to get stuck into Xbox's luxurious gamepad.

Also buy it in:

White: $114.99 at Microsoft

Blue: $132.99 at Microsoft

Cheapest Xbox controller deals in the UK

Xbox Wireless Controller: £54.99 £49.99 at Amazon

Xbox Wireless Controller: was £54.99 now £49.99 at Amazon
Not as impressive a discount in the UK at present. But the Xbox Wireless Controller is still a decent purchase at a sub-£50 price point. We'd just maybe recommend holding out for cheaper rates, as the gamepad is discounted often in the region.

Also buy it in:

Robot White - £49.59 at Amazon

Shock Blue - £49.95 at Amazon

Electric Volt - £49.59 at Amazon

Deep Pink - £49.49 at Amazon

Pulse Red - £49.98 at Amazon

Velocity Green - £49.95 at Amazon

Astral Purple - £44.99 at Amazon

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2: £159.99 £150 at Amazon

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2: was £159.99 now £150 at Amazon
The Xbox Wireless Controller Series 2 is currently down to a modest price at Amazon in the UK. We'd recommend waiting here for a better price, as we see great offers here frequently.

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – Core (White):£114.99£89.95 at Amazon
Save £15 -

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – Core (White): was £114.99 now £89.95 at Amazon
Save £15 - At close to a sub-£100 price tag, this discount for the Core in White Xbox Elite Series 2 controller is well worth checking out. Not quite the best price it's ever been in the region, but definitely worth a look if you want a premium pad for less.

Also buy it in:

Red: £109.97 at Amazon

Blue: £109.99 at Amazon

More of the cheapest Xbox controller deals

For a broader range of prices than what's listed above, be sure to browse the following widget for find all the best Xbox controller deals available this month in your region.

Where to find the cheapest Xbox controller deals

US:

UK:

Cheapest Xbox controller deals - FAQs

Where can I find the best cheap Xbox controller deals?

Generally speaking you can find some of the best cheapest Xbox controller deals at Amazon in the US, the UK, and Australia but more region specific retailers like Best Buy in the US, Currys in the UK, and JB Hi-Fi in Australia have some of the most competitive offers. 

Are cheap Xbox controllers worth it?

While budget Xbox controller offerings from the likes of PowerA and PDP perform functionally identical, you aren't going to have the same weight and build quality as with the OEM gamepad that comes with your Xbox Series X or Xbox One console. With that said, if you want something cheap then they will be more than enough without breaking the bank. 

How we choose the best Xbox controller deals

Xbox controller deals are usually plentiful among the company's first-party offerings. As a result, each month, we endeavor to find the best prices on a range of official gamepads and colorways across a broad selection of retailers. As stock is plentiful, we run into deals much more often than on competing hardware. That means that there's likely always going to be a strong selection of discounts no matter where you live.

Aleksha McLoughlin
Contributor

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.

With contributions from