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Xbox Series S Discounted to $250 for the Holidays, Over 900 Games Up to 67% Off

Xbox Series S Discounted to $250 for the Holidays, Over 900 Games Up to 67% Off - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 17 November 2022 / 5,111 Views

Microsoft has announced as part of its holiday sales it has discounted the Xbox Series S by $50 for the holidays. Starting today the console is available for $249.99 at the Microsoft Store and select retailers in the US and Canada.

Other deals include over 900 console games and 200 PC games, which have been discounted up to 67 percent off. Select games from Xbox Game Studios have been discounted up to 50 percent off, while select PC digital games are up to 70 percent off. Gaming accessories are also up to 30 percent off.

The long list of games discounted includes Deathloop, NBA 2K23, FIFA 23, Gotham Knights, Forza Horizon 5, Halo Infinite, Sea of Thieves, and Grounded, and more.

Select Xbox Wireless Controllers are available for up to 30 percent off. Other accessories on sale include select SteelSeries accessories, select PowerA mobile accessories, the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal, select Thrustmaster accessories, and select Razer accessories. 

Xbox Series S Discounted to $250 for the Holidays, Over 900 Games Up to 67% Off

Check out the list of discounts below:

  • $50 off Xbox Series S
  • Save up to 30% on select gaming accessories
  • Save up to 67% on hundreds of digital games
  • Save up to 50% on select games from Xbox Game Studios
  • Save up to 70% on select PC digital games
  • Save up to 40% on select SteelSeries accessories for Xbox and PC
  • Save up to 60% on select PowerA mobile accessories
  • Save $200 USD on the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal for Xbox
  • Save up to $60 USD on select Thrustmaster accessories for Xbox and PC
  • Save up to $80 USD on select Razer accessories for Xbox and PC  

A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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39 Comments
Imaginedvl (on 17 November 2022)

WOW this is a REALLY good deal... That + GamePass for Christmas!
I wanted to get a third one (one of my kids is still using a Xbox One X) and the timing is perfect :)

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rapsuperstar31 (on 17 November 2022)

The S is $250 plus free $50 gift card at Target until Saturday in the USA. Sold out online for shipping but plenty of stores have them for pick up as of right now.

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2zosteven rapsuperstar31 (on 17 November 2022)

that is a fantastic deal, will boost sales if numbers are available

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Manlytears rapsuperstar31 (on 17 November 2022)

Strong deal. The $199 price line is indeed Very attractive.
In my book, God of War and Pokémon still make PS5 and Switch the favorites to win BF, but Xbox sure is making a strong move to compete and "cover" their lack of exclusive games.

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scrapking Manlytears (on 17 November 2022)

$199? It's regularly $299 USD, on sale for $249 USD, What's $199?

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Manlytears scrapking (on 17 November 2022)

$249 + $50 giftcard > the $50 gift cards "kinda", makes Series S a $199 deal.
i'm talking about Target especific promotion.

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scrapking Manlytears (on 17 November 2022)

Ah, gotcha. That makes sense. :)

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scrapking (on 18 November 2022)

This statement is weird:

"$249.99 at the Microsoft Store and select retailers in the US and Canada."

The Series S is on sale $50 off in the U.S. and $60 off in Canada. I think the statement is trying to suggest it's on sale for $249.99 in the U.S., and also on sale in Canada. But as written it incorrectly suggests it's on sale in Canada for $249.99 CAD, which it isn't.

It's $299.99 USD on sale for $249.99, and $379.99 CAD on sale for $319.99.

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KLAMarine (on 17 November 2022)

XBox pulling out the big guns.

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chakkra (on 17 November 2022)

I hope this means that they actually manufactured a fair few of these things. It would be such a waste to have these promotions and then not have enough stock of it.

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zero129 (on 18 November 2022)

This is such a great deal. Think it would be a good time to pick up a Series S for my kids. Id imagine many more parents will be doing the same thing and people wanting a secondary console to play the xbox exclusives that some Sony fans like to think dont exist.

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NobleTeam360 (on 17 November 2022)

Damn, I'm tempted to pick one up at that price. I sold my Series X in favor of my PC but I wouldn't mind having an S just for convience.

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Chris Hu (on 23 November 2022)

Got mine on Sunday bought it directly from Microsoft paid for it mostly with Microsoft/XBox rewards points.

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ConservagameR (on 17 November 2022)

So recent news of likely price hikes in the near future, followed quickly by a holiday discount.

This will make the price hikes afterwards sting less. Smart move by MS to soften the blow.

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zero129 ConservagameR (on 18 November 2022)

Where did Ms say again that they where raising the price of the console?.

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ConservagameR zero129 (on 19 November 2022)

Where did I say anything about consoles again?

$50 off Xbox Series S
Save up to 30% on select gaming accessories
Save up to 67% on hundreds of digital games
Save up to 50% on select games from Xbox Game Studios
Save up to 70% on select PC digital games
Save up to 40% on select SteelSeries accessories for Xbox and PC
Save up to 60% on select PowerA mobile accessories
Save $200 USD on the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal for Xbox
Save up to $60 USD on select Thrustmaster accessories for Xbox and PC
Save up to $80 USD on select Razer accessories for Xbox and PC

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zero129 ConservagameR (on 19 November 2022)

Nice save but im sure we all know what you where insinuating with your post with that jab i mean its a quick turn around as you where saying before in another article the exact same thing about how they mean raising console prices and when people where pointing out they clearly meant "Game Prices". you insisted they could also be meaning Console prices. But at least now you no longer believe they are going to be raising console prices like Sony did am i right?.

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ConservagameR zero129 (on 21 November 2022)

They could be raising any prices. Who knows, maybe they'll keep the hardware sales price, then jack up individual game and service pricing like game pass, to not only offset the hardware loss but profit more overall next year.
There's many routes they could take, but now that Sony has both increased their software and hardware pricing, there's next to nothing stopping XB from following suit.

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eva01beserk (on 17 November 2022)

Was it not always $250? Im pretty sure i at least see it at $300 with a game.

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shikamaru317 eva01beserk (on 17 November 2022)

Nope, has been at $300 since launch. Last Holiday it had a bundle with some cosmetics and in-game currency for Fortnite and Rocket League, but never a bundled game, and hasn't been less than $300 officially until now.

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AJNShelton eva01beserk (on 17 November 2022)
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drkohler eva01beserk (on 18 November 2022)

In European MediaMarkts, the S has been at 250 for weeks. The X for 450. Not selling out at all.

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Libara drkohler (on 18 November 2022)

30 second check would verify that the X is still 499 lol.
https://www.mediamarkt.ch/fr/product/_microsoft-xbox-series-x-1tb-2018135.html

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drkohler Libara (on 18 November 2022)

Prices went back Monday. I'm sure there will be new sales somewhere within a week or two. Happened the entire year, basically. Also the fact that the (unavailable in stores) PS5 is at 699 to 799 might have been an incentive to raise the price back.

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drkohler drkohler (on 21 November 2022)

ANd for all those "thumbs down" people, The price now is down to 199 now..

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LivncA_Dis3 (on 18 November 2022)
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AkimboCurly JackHandy (on 17 November 2022)

Ah yes. The name of a console is a constant source of difficulty in my life

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scrapking JackHandy (on 17 November 2022)

I don't know why you got downvoted. I'm an Xbox enthusiast, but I agree with you about this. :)

I hope they name any Series S refresh the S4 (or S^4). There was an Xbox 360 S, an Xbox One S, and now an Xbox Series S. So a refresh could be the fourth S.

Similarly a Series X refresh could be an X3 (or X^3). There was the One X, the Series X, and a third one could be a third X.

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JackHandy scrapking (on 17 November 2022)

Thanks. I decided to delete because obviously, the community wasn't having it, and I don't want to cause problems around here. But thanks!

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zero129 JackHandy (on 18 November 2022)

Indeed i can agree with this that Ms naming have been pretty confusing.

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2zosteven JackHandy (on 18 November 2022)

why delete? who cares

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scrapking 2zosteven (on 18 November 2022)

That matches my feeling. If you have a perfectly valid opinion that's politely put, what's the problem with leaving it no matter what anyone else thinks?

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JackHandy 2zosteven (on 19 November 2022)

I don't want what I say to become something negative around here. There's enough negativity in the gaming community as it is. I don't want to add to it.

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scrapking JackHandy (on 21 November 2022)

Fair enough. But conversely, so long as your comment was positive, don't worry about what the haters think about it! :)

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2zosteven scrapking (on 21 November 2022)

agree

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