Cyber Monday Xbox deals 2025: all the biggest discounts still live this week

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Cyber Monday Xbox deals have hit games, controllers, and storage hard this year, with some of the best prices I've seen over the last 12 months. While consoles have been left out in the dark in 2025, those who already have a device were well served with record-low prices at the top of the week.

UK:

Games: starting from £9.99
Consoles: starting from £289
Controllers: official gamepads starting from $21.24
Headsets: starting from £19.98
Storage: 17% off 1TB Expansion Card
Thumb sticks: starting from £13.05
Gaming chairs: starting from £105.99
Monitors: starting from £72.18

The best Cyber Monday Xbox deals

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What to expect from Cyber Monday Xbox deals in 2025

ROG Xbox Ally X with Steam Big Picture mode displayed on woodgrain desk. — (Image credit: Phil Hayton)

Xbox prices are surging in 2025. A base model Series X (yes, the one that came out five years ago) will run you $650 so no, I'm not expecting to recommend too many console discounts this year.

The ROG Xbox Ally X would be your next point of call for some serious hardware, but with the handheld still being so young I'd be surprised if we saw too many major savings.

That means 2025's going to be about accessories, with controllers, headsets, racing wheels, and mobile gamepads taking the lead. Yes, the official gamepad has seen its own price rises, but there are plenty more buttons on the shelves. This is when we see some of the best Xbox Series X controllers at record-low prices, and I'd keep a close eye on the Victrix Pro BFG for Xbox, GameSir G7 SE, and PowerA Fusion Pro Wireless in particular.

We saw some promising game discounts during Prime Day in the summer this year, so if you're rocking a Series X that can take physical media, you might be in with some luck. Of course, the question on lots of minds will be about the $1 Game Pass trial we've seen return a few times this generation. To be honest, I have doubts about this being a Black Friday/Cyber Monday special this year, given the reports that Game Pass is struggling to make money at the moment. With Microsoft lagging so far behind Sony this generation, I think we might see a more limited Game Pass offering this deal season.

Razer Wolverine V3 Pro in a reviewer's hands — (Image credit: Future / Duncan Robertson)

When will Cyber Monday Xbox deals end?

Cyber Monday Xbox deals will officially end on December 2, but it's possible that some deals will linger for a little longer. We've been covering this whole season of discounts from late October onwards, and you should take this as your last chance to get some good deals!

Where will the best Xbox Series X Cyber Monday deals be?

Stay tuned, because we'll be bringing you all the best Cyber Monday Xbox deals right here. However, if you're going it alone we'd recommend checking out the retailers listed below for first dibs on some of the best sales of the year.

US
Amazon: regular discounts on big brands and budget accessories
Best Buy: frequent Game Pass bundles with headsets and controllers
CDKeys: save on Xbox One and Xbox Series X digital downloads
Microsoft: regular accessory and game sales and All Access options
Newegg: best for renewed or budget items
Walmart: low prices on accessories, games, and services

UK
Amazon: often price matches other shops on games and accessories
Argos: accessory bundles regularly available
CDKeys: low prices on digital Xbox One and Series X games
Currys: Game Pass often included in stock drop bundles
Microsoft: often holds sitewide discounts during larger sales
Very: larger console bundles often stay in stock longer

Want more offers on Xbox tech? Don't forget to check in with our guides to the best Cyber Monday PS5 deals and Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals as well. Of course, we'll also be rounding up all the best Cyber Monday gaming deals as well.

Managing Editor of Hardware at GamesRadar+, I originally landed in hardware at our sister site TechRadar before moving over to GamesRadar. In between, I've written for Tom’s Guide, Wireframe, The Indie Game Website and That Video Game Blog, covering everything from the PS5 launch to the Apple Pencil. Now, i'm focused on Nintendo Switch, gaming laptops (and the keyboards, headsets and mice that come with them), PS5, and trying to find the perfect projector.

With contributions from

Will SawyerGuides Editor, GamesRadar+

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