From advanced controllers and headsets to external storage drives and gaming subscriptions, there are tons of accessories out there that can take your Xbox gaming setup to the next level. And with so many great bargains available right now, grabbing some new gear doesn’t have to break the bank, either. Below, we’ve rounded up some of the best deals and discounts available on a variety of Xbox equipment and accessories so you can save big on everything you need to game like a pro. And while there still aren’t any deals on the next-gen Xbox Series X, be sure to check out our restock tracker if you’re hoping to get your hands on one of these elusive new consoles. We’ll continue to update this page as deals come and go, so be sure to check back often for the best prices available.
Microsoft
Microsoft officially discontinued the Xbox One back in 2020, so it’s pretty difficult (and expensive) to find new consoles. But if you’re hoping to grab one of these previous-gen Xboxes, there are still quite a few refurbished models floating around out there at a good price. And while they won’t be able to handle every next-gen game, quite a few new titles are still playable, including recent hits like Elden Ring. This model features 500GB of storage, and is equipped with a disk drive and backwards compatibility, making it a great pick if you’re big on retro games. Plus, it comes with the original wireless controller, which saves you another $60. Though for casual gamers looking for the easiest and most accessible option, you’re probably better off opting for the Xbox Series S.
Note: True, calling this a deal is probably a stretch as there’s no straightforward discount, but it is the best price you’ll find out there on a full-size Xbox console with a disk drive.
Seagate
Games just keep getting bigger, and while I’m not complaining, it does mean that your console’s storage can fill up pretty quickly. Seagate makes portable hard drives that are specifically designed to expand your Xbox’s storage so you can spend less time redownloading and more time gaming. This 2TB model uses a USB 3.2 interface, and is compatible with the Xbox Series X and S, as well as all versions of the Xbox One.
Xbox
If you’re looking for a second controller for your Xbox, you can save some money by shopping through Microsoft directly. Right now, you can save $10 on the black and white color variants, and $15 on the blue version, dropping the price down to $50. The red and yellow models are also on sale, though are slightly more expensive at $55 and $60 respectively.
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If you’re a hardcore gamer, you might want to think about upgrading from the base controller that comes with the console. This is the wired version of the V2 Chroma, one of our favorite Xbox controllers that we’ve play-tested. It lacks the wireless connectivity, but features the same hardware as the Chroma for $80 less. It’s equipped with tactile buttons for crisp, quick response as well as six additional remappable buttons and interchangeable thumbstick caps for a gaming experience that’s optimized for your play style. Just note that the controller is only compatible with the next-gen Xbox Series X and S, not the Xbox One.
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The Turtle Beach second-gen Stealth 700 is our favorite Xbox headset on the market at the moment. It’s equipped with 50mm Nanoclear drivers for precise audio, and the cooling gel-infused earcups offer impressive comfort, even over the course of long gaming sessions. It has a battery life of up to 20 hours, and is Bluetooth-enabled, so you can even listen to music or take phone calls without missing a second of the action.
Hyper X
A gaming headset lets you strategize (and trash talk) with your team over voice-chat and provides clear audio so you can hear every step and shot that’s happening around you. The Cloud Flight X was one of our favorite Xbox headsets for this year, and features a built-in sound mixer so you can adjust the audio and boost what you want to hear. It uses a 2.4GHz USB dongle for a low-latency wireless connection, and the mic arm is removable so it doesn’t get in your way during single-player sessions.
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Xbox users who subscribe to Game Pass Ultimate now have access to Microsoft’s cloud gaming beta, which allows you to stream games from anywhere on a variety of devices — including smartphones. This Razer Kishi is a compact controller that holds your phone in the middle so you can enjoy your favorite console games while you’re on the go. It’s designed to be universally compatible with Android phones with a USB-C connector, and has a similar layout to the Nintendo Switch. There is an iPhone version available as well, but it’s not on sale at the moment.
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A Game Pass Ultimate subscription is one of the best ways to get the most out of your Xbox. It includes an Xbox Live Gold membership, which allows you to play games online, and also gives you access to a massive library of Xbox titles that you can download and play for free at any time. An Ultimate membership typically costs $15 per month, but this three-month deal from CDKeys drops that down to just over $9.
