Xbox Series X and Series S pre-order: Where to buy the new console

By Hilda Scott
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Pre-order the new Xbox Series X and Series S at these retailers

Where to Preorder Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S
Microsoft Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X gaming consoles (Image credit: Microsoft)

Update on 9/22 at 3:57pm: As expected, Xbox Series X|S pre-orders have reached sold out status at participating retailers. Keep checking the links below for possible restocks before the consoles' November 10 release date. 

After much anticipation, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S pre-orders will open for the US and Canada soon. Beginning on Tuesday, September 22 at 8 am PT/11 am ET (today!), you can pre-order the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S online at just about every major retailer.

Microsoft's next-gen gaming consoles aim to deliver the most immersive and compatible gaming experience imaginable. The new systems are not only more powerful than previous Xbox systems, but they are also more pocket-friendly. The Xbox Series X and all-digital Xbox Series S cost $499.99 and $299.99, respectively. 

As an alternative, you can pre-order the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S console plus 24 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate from $24.99/mo. for 24 months with no upfront cost. 

The Xbox Series X packs a Blu-Ray disc player, 12 Teraflops of power, hardware-accelerated DirectX raytracing, 120 fps, and a 1TB custom SSD. The disc-free Xbox Series S has a 512GB SSD and supports upscaled 4K gaming or native 1440p at 120 fps.

You can pre-order the Xbox Series X and Series S online from Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Newegg, Walmart, Sam's Club, and Target (see links below). Pre-orders will ship to meet the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S' November 10 release date.

For in-store pre-order availability, check with your retailer of choice and be sure to bookmark this page in case pre-orders go in and out of stock throughout the day/week.

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Microsoft Xbox Series X: $499.99 @ Amazon (opens in new tab)
The Xbox Series X is slated for a November 10 release date, pre-orders are currently sold at Amazon The smallest and most powerful Xbox gaming console to date, it packs 12 Teraflops of power, Hardware-accelerated DirectX raytracing, true 4K gaming, up to 120 fps, and a 1TB custom SSD. 


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Microsoft Xbox Series S: $299.99 @ Amazon (opens in new tab) 
Although there's no placeholder set, Amazon will likely offer the X Series S console. This disc-free gaming console supports 4K streaming with HDR and packs a 512GB hard drive. 

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Microsoft Xbox Series X: $499.99 @ Best Buy (opens in new tab)
Pre-orders the Xbox One Series X are currently sold out at Best Buy. The retailer may quietly reopen pre-orders, so check the link often.  Best Buy offers 18-month financing from $27.78/mo. and 2-year accidental warranty protection for $69.99.

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Microsoft Xbox Series S: for $299.99 @ Best Buy (opens in new tab)
Xbox One Series S pre-orders also hit sold out status. Again, check the link often and you could be among to first to snag one ahead of its November 10 release date. Best Buy offers $25/mo. 12-month financing and 2-years of accidental protection for $59.99

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Microsoft Xbox Series X: for $499.99 @ Microsoft (opens in new tab)
you can pre-order the Xbox Series X from Microsoft directly. You can order either the standalone for $499.99 or via Xbox All Access (opens in new tab) for $34.99/mo. with no upfront cost. 

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Microsoft Xbox Series S: for $299 @ Microsoft (opens in new tab)
Should pre-orders go live again, you can secure an Xbox Series S from Microsoft directly. You can order either the standalone for $299.99 or via Xbox All Access (opens in new tab) for $24.99/mo. with no upfront cost.

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Microsoft Xbox Series X: for $499 @ Newegg (opens in new tab)
Newegg's placeholder is still live which could mean the retailer will open pre-orders soon. The smallest and most powerful Xbox gaming console to date, it packs 12 Teraflops of power, true 4K gaming, up to 120 fps and a 1TB custom SSD.

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Microsoft Xbox Series X: for $499 @ Target (opens in new tab)
Target is  sold out of Xbox Series X preorders and advises customers to check back on November 10, which is the console's release date. The smallest and most powerful Xbox gaming console to date, it packs 12 Teraflops of power, Hardware-accelerated DirectX raytracing, true 4K gaming, up to 120 fps and a 1TB custom SSD.

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Microsoft Xbox Series S: for $299 @ Target (opens in new tab)
Target also sold out Xbox Series S preorders and advises customers to check back on November 10, Microsoft's smallest and most powerful Xbox system ever, this disc-less console supports 4K streaming with HDR and packs a 512GB hard drive. 


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Microsoft Xbox Series X|S: $499|$299 @ GameStop (opens in new tab)
GameStop pre-orders are closed, however, the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S can be yours on November 10. In the meantime, you can browse upcoming Xbox Series X games. 

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Microsoft Xbox Series X|S: $499|$299 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)
Power your dreams and pre-order your Xbox Series X from Walmart. Pre-orders are currently sold-out, but keep checking the link in case they re-open. The Xbox Series X|S will be available for purchase on November 10. 

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Hilda Scott
Hilda Scott

Hilda Scott uses her combined passion for gadgets and bargain shopping to bring you the best prices on all things tech. She has a bachelor’s degree in film and media studies from Hunter College and 11 years of tech and entertainment journalism. Her work has been featured on Tom’s Guide, iTechPost, Examiner.com, Parlemag, Enstars, and Latin Times. When she's not scouting for the best deals, Hilda’s catching up on her favorite TV shows and pro-wrestling matches.