Xbox Series S now at lowest price EVER after huge shock discount
GAMERS can now snag an Xbox Series S for the cheapest price it has ever been.
Xbox lovers have the opportunity to purchase a Series S at a $50 discount if they head to Woot.
The popular console, which is listed for $300 on Microsoft, GameStop, and major video game retailers, is currently going for $250 – that's a roughly 17 percent discount.
This is the lowest price point a new Xbox Series S has ever gone for, even beating a huge sale on eBay last week which saw the console go for $269.
The huge deal is part of Woot's Prime Appreciation Week, an annual sales event held by Woot's parent company, Amazon.com.
However, customers don't need to have a Prime membership to participate in the sale, according to CNet.
The package includes an Xbox Series S console, an Xbox wireless controller, a high-speed HDMI cable, and an AC power cord.
- Xbox Series S, $250 at Woot - shop here
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The Xbox Series S was first released on November 10, 2020.
The console, which features a lightweight, compact design, is the lower-cost alternative to the Xbox Series X.
The Series S also lacks a disc drive, which means all the titles gamers wish to play will need to be digitally downloaded.
The console comes with 512GB storage, though customers can easily obtain more via an expansion card.
On top of playing hundreds of games, the console can also be used to stream 4k video on apps like YouTube, Netflix, and Hulu.
- Xbox Series S, $250 at Woot - shop here
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