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Where to buy the Xbox Series X in Australia 2024
Microsoft's Xbox Series X console is now available to buy in Australia – but stock is extremely limited. Here are all the places you may be able to purchase the console online.
The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are now available to buy in Australia...if you know where to look and act fast. Here are all the online stores that regularly stock the console with direct links to buy.
In 2020, Microsoft released a next-generation video games console dubbed the Xbox Series X. With more power beneath the hood than a high-end gaming PC, the Xbox Series X is Microsoft's answer to the Sony PlayStation 5.
Its graphical performance is roughly 4 times better than the Xbox One X, which was the most powerful console of the previous generation. It supports 8K gaming at 120FPS and consigns loading times to the dustbin of history. You can read Finder's in-depth review of the Xbox Series X here.
Xbox Series X availability in Australia
eBay, Big W, Microsoft, EB Games, Amazon, JB Hi-Fi and Target sell the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. However, stock availability has been sporadic – especially for the Series X. On the plus side, several retailers have indicated they will be receiving fresh stock in the second half of 2021. Here are the sites to check and bookmark.Edit product set
If you’re looking for a great deal on Xbox Series X, The Good Guys is worth a look in. The electronics store is known for its competitive prices and regular deal offerings, making it a top spot to shop your gaming needs.
eBay resellers are a good last resort if you're desperate to get the console ASAP. Just be aware that you will be paying well above the recommended retail price.
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As an online marketplace selling an almost endless selection of products, Amazon is a go-to for Xbox Series X games and gaming accessories. It also provides access to international sellers, particularly from the US. You can access its Xbox Series X page at the link below.
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Microsoft's online store is the official place to buy all things Xbox. It also stocks select first-party games, virtual-reality peripherals and other accessories. You can access its Xbox Series X page at the link below.
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Target is known for having some of the most competitive prices around when it comes to gaming. It's a good option if you prefer to physically pick up products in-store.
Affordable department store Big W stocks a wide range of electronics, toys and more at extremely competitive prices. From consoles to specialty controllers, this retailer stocks everything an Xbox gaming enthusiast could want.
365Games is inviting customers to register their interest in the Xbox Series X. Although UK-based, the store ships to Australia for a flat shipping fee of £2.99 per item (around $5.)
Telstra has confirmed that its gaming subscription service "Xbox All Access" will be coming to the new Xbox Series. Available to existing or new Telstra fixed broadband and mobile customers, the service provides access to a console and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership. (Telstra Plus members also get an Xbox Chat headset.)
Xbox All Access will cost $46 per month for the Series X and $33 per month for the Series S. If you're a Telstra customer and don't want to pay for the console upfront, this is an excellent way to grab the new system. You can find out more about Telstra Xbox All Access here.
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How much does the Xbox Series X cost?
In Australia, the Xbox Series X will set you back $749, which is roughly in line with our pricing predictions. Microsoft also recently confirmed the lower-cost Xbox Series S will sell for $499.
Xbox Series X games are tipped to be slightly more expensive – expect to pay around $10 more than full-priced current-generation titles. However, some retailers are already selling below the RRP (see above). You can find a full list of every confirmed Xbox Series X game here.
Which version should you buy?
As mentioned above, Microsoft has 2 new Xbox consoles available: The Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series S. The Xbox Series S is a stripped-down version that uses less powerful components but can still play all new Xbox games. (It therefore fulfils a similar role to last generation's Xbox One S in relation to the Xbox One X.)
If you want the most powerful games console that money can buy, the Xbox Series X is the version to get. If you're buying for kids or trying to save money, the Series S is arguably a better option. You can read everything we know about the Xbox Series S here.
Chris Jager is the lead shopping editor at Finder, specialising in consumer technology and hunting down the best deals. With over 15 years of experience as a full-time journalist, Chris has provided expertise to many leading technology publications, including PC World, Australian Gamepro, Good Gear Guide, ARN, IT News, PC Authority, CRN, GameSpy, Gizmodo, Business Insider, MSN, Kotaku, Lifehacker Australia, Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
Before joining Finder, Chris was the editor of Lifehacker Australia for five years. He has a Bachelor of Communications in Journalism from the University of Western Sydney. Outside of Finder, you'll find him playing with retro 80s computers while juggling 3 TikTok-obsessed daughters.
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