Xbox Series X restock updates for retailers including Best Buy, Amazon, Target, Walmart, more

Microsoft’s next-gen gaming console has been sold out since its release. Here’s what we know about when retailers will be dropping new inventory.

XBOX SERIES X: CHECK INVENTORY RESTOCK

Amazon US

Amazon is selling the Xbox Series X and the less expensive Series S from this same product page.

SEE AT AMAZON

Amazon UK

Amazon is selling the Xbox Series X and the less expensive Series S from this same product page.

SEE AT AMAZON

Amazon AU The Xbox Series X is listed as out of stock at Amazon, but the retailer has had stock refreshes with no warning. It rolled out the PS5 across multiple regions last week, so bookmark the page and keep checking in! VIEW DEAL

Best Buy

Best Buy was the last retailer standing back in the preorder days, but now stands ready for your Xbox Series X purchase as inventory allows.

SEE AT BEST BUY

GameStop

GameStop had touted “very limited number of Xbox Series X and S console bundles for purchase” but those are currently sold out.

SEE AT GAMESTOP

Walmart

Walmart does a solid job of noting availability windows for PS5 and Xbox on its Twitter feed. You might also want to visit the retailer’s Xbox landing page for both new consoles.

SEE AT WALMART

Microsoft

If you want to get the latest on the Xbox Series X, there’s probably nowhere better than Microsoft’s own Xbox Series X home page. Here you’ll find the latest specs, announced game titles, details on the new controller and more.

SEE AT MICROSOFT

Target

This is Target’s product page for the Xbox Series X.

SEE AT TARGET

Newegg

This is where you can purchase the Xbox Series X at Newegg when the retailer has inventory.

SEE AT NEWEGG

StockX

Are you already getting desperate? Are you willing to pay a premium of hundreds of dollars over the list price? Listen, we wouldn’t do this and we don’t recommend you do it, either. But if you want to take that path, StockX is a reputable eBay-style site that will let you buy and sell new Xbox and PS5 models — as long as you’re willing to pay upwards of $750.

SEE AT STOCKX