The Xbox Series X is currently in stock at Walmart (opens in new tab) at $499 - not only that, but this stock drop is for everyone, not just Walmart Plus Members. We've seen these consoles flitting in and out over the course of the week, so while things may seems steady, this drop could end at any moment. We are unsure how long this will be available for, so it would be wise to snag one as soon as possible.
Previously the only stock Xbox Series X stock available for non-members was the All Access offer, which requires monthly payments of $34.99 for two years. Walmart was also one of the only retailers to have a significant Xbox Series X restock this month. The previous March 14 drop was exclusively reserved for Walmart Plus members.
Meanwhile, in-store Xbox Series X restocks have been picking up this month, with many gamers finding the console at either Target (opens in new tab) or Gamestop (opens in new tab). While the latter's most recent stock drop was held exclusively for Pro members, it's worth keeping a close eye here. It may still be possible to find a console in store, as Gamestop is known for having stock in store even after official restocks.
Lastly, if you haven't already signed up to the Microsoft store (opens in new tab) for a possible chance at getting an invitation for an Xbox Series X, now is the time. There is speculation that there may be a likely restock on their end coming up soon. Their last restock was on March 2, and Microsoft has been relatively good at holding regular restocks, so if you're looking to try and purchase a Series X without holding membership or a Subscription, this may be your only way.
Previous Xbox Series X Restocks
- Walmart: Xbox Series X (opens in new tab) | Xbox Series S (opens in new tab) - last seen March 14
- Amazon: Xbox Series X (opens in new tab) | Xbox Series S (opens in new tab) - last seen December 16
- Best Buy: Xbox Series X (opens in new tab) | Xbox Series S (opens in new tab) - last seen February 22
- Microsoft: Xbox Series X (opens in new tab) | Xbox Series S (opens in new tab) - last seen March 2
- GameStop: Xbox Series X (opens in new tab) | Xbox Series S (opens in new tab) - last seen February 18
- Target: Xbox Series X (opens in new tab) | Xbox Series S (opens in new tab) - last seen February 10
Our Xbox Series X restock tips
Check for Xbox Series X stock today
- US - Xbox Series X: Amazon (opens in new tab) | Microsoft (opens in new tab) | Best Buy (opens in new tab) | Walmart (opens in new tab) | Target (opens in new tab) | GameStop (opens in new tab) | B&H Photo (opens in new tab) | Newegg (opens in new tab) | Lenovo (opens in new tab)
- UK - Xbox Series X: Amazon (opens in new tab) | Very (opens in new tab) | Argos (opens in new tab) | Microsoft (opens in new tab) | Currys (opens in new tab) | John Lewis (opens in new tab) | Box (opens in new tab) | BT (opens in new tab)
- US - Xbox Series S: Amazon (opens in new tab) | Best Buy (opens in new tab) | Microsoft (opens in new tab) | B&H Photo (opens in new tab) | Target (opens in new tab) | GameStop (opens in new tab) | Newegg (opens in new tab)
- UK - Xbox Series S: Box (opens in new tab) | Amazon (opens in new tab) | Currys (opens in new tab) | Microsoft (opens in new tab) | AO (opens in new tab) | Very (opens in new tab)
To prepare for your console, be sure to take a look at the best Xbox Series X accessories. It's worth dropping in on these Xbox Game Pass deals as well, not to mention our guide to the best Xbox Series X headsets.