The Xbox Series X was restocked at several major retailers last week and has since sold out everywhere. While it is currently unclear when the next batch of units will be released, you can still pick up the less-powerful Xbox Series S at a handful of outlets.
Below is a breakdown of the latest information on Xbox Series X restocks.
Best Buy Xbox Series X Restock
Best Buy restocked on the Xbox Series X last Thursday (June 24), selling the next-generation console for $499.99 without any accessories or games.
While these units sold out incredibly quickly, you can still place an order for the cheaper Xbox Series S at the time of writing. The all-digital console is available from Best Buy in multiple deals, including one on its own, one with a Seagate storage expansion card, and another with a 3-month subscription for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
The prices for these packages range from $299.99 to $519.98.
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Antonline Xbox Series X Restock
The Xbox Series S is also available from Antonline, where it is being sold in a bundle for $359.98. The console will be packaged with a spare wireless controller.
The Xbox Series X is not available at Antonline.
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Amazon Xbox Series X Restock
After last week’s Prime Day event saw the Xbox Series X restocked at Amazon, the console is now once again completely sold out.
While there is no word on when the online marketplace will be getting more units in, the Xbox Series S is listed as coming soon. You can even place a pre-order for the console at a price of $397.99.
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Walmart Xbox Series X Restock
According to reputable console trackers, Walmart is potentially overdue for a big restock on next-gen consoles.
The last time the retailer was offering Xbox Series X units was June 17 and they usually restock on a fortnightly basis. With that in mind, if Walmart’s inventory is being replenished this week, they tend to release their new supplies on Thursdays at around 3 p.m. ET. So, it is worth keeping an eye out around then.
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Costco Xbox Series X Restock
Since its last restock on Wednesday 23 June, Costco has not been selling either the Xbox Series X or the Xbox Series S.
On the off chance that there is an unexpected second drop this week, reputable console trackers like of @Wario64 and @GYXdeals will send out immediate alerts.
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Target Xbox Series X Restock
The Xbox Series X was briefly available at Target for $499.99 on Wednesday 23 June, but it predictably sold out within minutes.
Meanwhile, the less-powerful Xbox Series S was available at the time of our last update, but unfortunately this has now sold out as well.
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Newegg Xbox Series X Restock
Newegg offers its most in-demand items, like next-gen consoles and gaming PC components, in randomized lotteries known as “shuffles.”
A number of these featuring Xbox Series X units were drawn throughout last week, meaning that is unlikely there will be any more in the near future.
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GameStop Xbox Series X Restock
In recent days, GameStop has been sporadically adding new Xbox Series X stock to their website.
Unlike at other retailers, you are unable to simply purchase the consoles from GameStop in a single transaction. Instead, you will have to pay for them over the course of a two-year monthly plan, known as Xbox All Access.
It is hard to anticipate exactly when these offers will become available, but they were intermittently springing up throughout yesterday, so it is worth checking just in case.
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Sam’s Club Xbox Series X Restock
You are currently unable to purchase either the Xbox Series X or the Xbox Series S from Sam’s Club.
If the situation changes, the likes of @Wario64 or @GYXdeals will be the first to break the news.
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