## Score an Xbox Series X/S Before the Price Hike Bites!
Microsoft recently bumped up the price of its Xbox Series consoles, but gamers rejoice! You still have a chance to snag one at the old price from select retailers. If you’ve been holding out on upgrading your gaming setup, now might be the perfect time to take the plunge.
While the official MSRP has increased by up to $100, some retailers are still offering discounts. Dell, for example, is currently selling the digital-only **Xbox Series X (1TB)** for $449.99, a cool $100 off the new price.
For those looking for a more budget-friendly option, Walmart has the **Xbox Series S** on sale. The 512GB model is available for just $273.99 (saving you $106), while the 1TB model is going for $347 (an $83 discount). These deals offer significant savings compared to the post-price hike MSRP.
Choosing between the Xbox Series X and S depends on your gaming priorities. The **Series X** is the more powerful console, boasting native 4K resolution and 12 teraflops of GPU performance for a smoother and visually stunning gaming experience. It also comes with a larger 1TB of storage.
The **Series S** is a more compact and affordable option, primarily designed for 1440p gaming. While it offers less storage (512GB in the base model) and lower graphical horsepower, it still provides access to the same library of games and Xbox Game Pass.
It’s important to remember that both the Series X and Series S digital editions lack a disc drive, meaning you’ll be limited to playing digital titles. However, this also means you can access the vast library of games available through Xbox Game Pass, including exciting new titles like *Clair Obscur: Expedition 33*, *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered*, and upcoming releases like *Indiana Jones and the Great Circle*.
Whether you opt for the raw power of the Series X or the affordability of the Series S, these deals offer a chance to upgrade your gaming experience without breaking the bank. Act fast, as these deals likely won’t last long!
[Read our Xbox Series S review](https://www.theverge.com/21549021/xbox-series-s-review) and [Xbox Series X review](https://www.theverge.com/21548987/xbox-series-x-review).
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