Xbox One S Deals, We Got Em’
Are you interested in picking up the hottest selling console on the market right now? Maybe you watched our 2TB Gears of War 4 Xbox One S unboxing video (see below) and just need to get your hands on one of those sexy consoles right now. Well, nobody likes paying full price, so we decided to share some pretty sweet deals.
Whether you are looking to replace your old bulky Xbox One or if the Xbox One S will your first console, there is no question you want to get the best deal around. There seems to be no rhyme or reason for the sales but frequently the Xbox One S goes on sale. If you want the best bang for your buck, you are going to want to pick up a bundle. As we indicated in our 2TB Gears of War 4 Xbox One S review, that bundle alone saves you some serious coin. Bundles often offer extra controllers, a year of Xbox Gold Live or even various games with the system at no additional cost.
Check out some of the best deals on Xbox One S bundles currently available:
New Consoles
There are a few variations of the Xbox One S and it really boils down to how much internal storage you need. You can purchase the Xbox One S in 500GB, 1TB or 2TB. Prices vary but if you won’t be gaming a ton you can probably get away with the entry-level one, but if you know you will be buying a lot of games and downloading extra content, you’ll want to be safe and go with the 2TB.
500GB Systems
- Microsoft is including FIFA 17, 1 month of Xbox Live and more for $299
- Best Buy is including Halo 5: Guardians, Halo: The Master Chief Collection and more for $299
- Microsoft is including Minecraft Favorites Pack, Builders Pack and more for $299
1TB Systems
- Best Buy has special edition green Battlefield 1 console with the game and more for $349 (Pre-order)
2TB Systems
- eBay is including Sunset Overdrive and 1 year of Xbox Live for $449
- Amazon is including Tom Clancy’s The Division for $441
- Amazon has a Limited Edition Gears of War 4 console for $449
Open Box / Refurbished Systems
A great way to save even more money is to look at a refurbished or open box unit. These units are tested and still have a warranty left, but you can save some cash when purchasing one of them. There are a number of retailers that offer these, so if you don’t mind that someone else owned it before you, you’ll want to check these out.
Newegg is offering an open box 2TB console for $379