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Gamers finally take the plunge after Xbox Series X drops to a new low price

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The XBOX is known as the budget option for gamers thanks to the Xbox Series S, which is one of the cheapest home consoles on the market.

However, for those who want to play with the best performance and graphics, they will still have to shell out for the Xbox Series X.

The Xbox Series X is Microsoft's most expensive console

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The Xbox Series X is Microsoft’s most expensive consoleCredit: Billy Freeman via Unsplash

The Xbox Series X promises a number of features over the Series S, including 1TB of storage, a disc drive, and true 4K resolution.

If you’ve been saving up for the Xbox Series X, we’ve found a great deal that will help you save £40 on the console’s price.

We scour the web for the best deals, so we can pass the savings on to you.

  • Argos – Xbox Series X – £439.99

Argos has a ‘great new price’ for the Xbox Series X, and it looks like that will be the price the console will remain at.

Microsoft’s RRP is £479.99, so this is a huge £40 saving over other stores.

The Xbox Series X has been reduced to just £439.99 and comes with a free controller.

It appears there is no time limit on this deal and the new price will be available forever.

It’s currently unclear whether other stores will follow suit with the new price, but this hints at an upcoming console.

Sometimes companies will reduce the price of a console if they know a new version of that console is coming to market.

In March, images were leaked of a new version of the Xbox Series X that will come in white instead of black.

The new console hasn’t been confirmed yet, so if you’re thinking about taking a chance, this is a great opportunity.

If you want to read more about Xbox, check out the games leaving Xbox Game Pass in May.

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