Where to buy an Xbox One: all the retailers with bundle deals still available
Where to buy an Xbox One
Looking for where to buy an Xbox One console right now? Between gaming demand shooting through the roof and inventories beginning to wind down for the next generation, retailers are struggling to hold onto their stock of One S and One X consoles right now. That means it's getting harder and harder to get your hands on this gear, but if you know where to look you can get a head start.
We're running through all the first retailers you should be checking when you're searching for where to buy an Xbox One, as well as keeping you updated on their latest stock levels.
With Xbox Series X firmly on its way, these older consoles have been subject to considerable price drops over the last few months. The surge in demand may have changed that, however, as more players have the chance to check out Microsoft's library.
So, your hunt for where to buy an Xbox One has come to an end - let's get into the best places to pick up your new console to while away the days.
US
Where to buy an Xbox One in the US: all the retailers with stock
Newegg
Newegg is the source of the super cheap Xbox One S All Digital Edition deal above, but if you're looking for a disk tray you'll find plenty of great prices on Xbox One X consoles here as well. Regular Xbox One S prices aren't competing well with the 4K version here, so you're better off going for the X model.
Microsoft
Shopping directly from Microsoft means you're picking up the latest bundle deals straight from their source. You'll find plenty of stock on the latest discounted Xbox One X bundles and Microsoft is the only place you can get stuck in with the unique Xbox Design Lab. You're saving $100 on your new console, which means plenty of room to pick up a discounted custom controller as well.
Kohl's
You'll find a smaller selection of Xbox One X bundles available at Kohl's, but plenty of Xbox One S models on offer. They are currently sat at the same price as the 4K console, however, so if there's cheaper stock elsewhere and you really don't want to pick up the beefed-up version, you might want to shop around. Stock on these consoles and plenty of cheap accessories is plentiful, though.
UK
Where to buy an Xbox One in the UK: all the retailers with stock
Microsoft
Stock is starting to filter out of Microsoft's own inventory but you'll still find plenty of Xbox One S and Xbox One X bundle deals available at the source. Not only that, but since you're saving so much on your console, you can also explore the Xbox Design Lab for a reduced custom controller.
Very
Very has a particularly limited collection of Xbox One S and Xbox One X bundle deals in stock right now, and even these are selling fast. Nevertheless, Very has also been quick to update its stock over the last few weeks, so it's always worth checking in every now and then for the latest offers.
Why buy an Xbox One in 2020
So why buy an Xbox One now? Well you're still picking up an excellent machine, and if you choose the Xbox One X, one capable of 4K gaming for a brilliant price. Not only that, but Microsoft seems to be leaning into its 'Xbox as a service' party line, meaning you won't get so left behind when the new console lands. That's all down to Xbox Game Pass, the 100+ strong catalog of first and third party titles available for a low monthly cost, as well as Microsoft's focus on backwards compatibility.
Looking for more? We're tracking all the latest Xbox One deals and sales as well as the best Xbox One X prices right here on TechRadar. If you haven't made up your mind about the console you want to pick up, you might also want to check out where to buy a PS4 and where to buy a Nintendo Switch.
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Tabs is a Deals Editor at TechRadar, bringing you all the latest savings on the tech everyone's talking about and covering deals on gaming, laptops, tablets and more in the US and UK. Happiest with a DualSense controller in her hand, she's also contributed to GamesRadar, Tom's Guide and T3 and specializes in gaming hardware and computing.