We research the best Xbox One sales to bring you the best value bundle deals every week. We generally find opting for an Xbox One bundle in...
We research the best Xbox One sales to bring you the best value bundle deals every week. We generally find opting for an Xbox One bundle instead of a console-only deal is a smart way to go as you'll most likely get more for your money, with extra games and accessories thrown in to sweeten the deal.
To make finding the best Xbox One bundle deal less tasking, we've scoured the internet for the lowest prices on bundles and best console deals and rounded them up here in one spot for you.
As we stay indoors to self-isolate due to the threat of Covid-19, what better time to pick up a console and get stuck into some games? Below you will find the lowest prices in Australia for both the Xbox One S, Xbox One X and the newly released Xbox One S All-Digital Edition. Admittedly, it's getting tough to find consoles for sale at the moment, let alone great deals. That said, we're committed to bringing you the best Xbox One prices we can find during this difficult time.
Xbox All Access
A fantastic option for those who don't want to buy a new Xbox One console as we approach the upcoming release of the next-generation Xbox Series X, Microsoft's Xbox All Access service offers month-to-month access to an Xbox One console, along with an Xbox Game Pass subscription. This allows users to access the console and over 100 great games for a very reasonable monthly-fee.
Xbox One S (Xbox All Access) | AU$22 p/m (24-month contract) – via Telstra)
Telstra is offering an Xbox One S console with Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass For just AU$22 per month*. That means you can play online with a selection of over 100 games to choose from.
*Min cost AU$528 when you stay connected for 24 months + plan charges. Price after first 24 months: AU$15.95 per month. Early termination charges apply.View Deal
Xbox One X (Xbox All Access) | AU$34 p/m (24-month contract) – via Telstra)
Need a console with a bit more grunt? Telstra is also offering the powerful Xbox One X console with Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass For just AU$34 per month*. You get all the same Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass benefits as the previous deal, along with a download code for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Deluxe Edition.
*Min cost $816 when you stay connected for 24 months + plan charges. Price after first 24 months: $15.95 per month. Early termination charges apply.View Deal
Xbox One S deals
With the unveiling of the Xbox One X, the Xbox One S has seen some impressive price drops and bundle deals with Microsoft going all out to pump up the pressure on its rivals. It was already often the cheapest console of the current generation, but with some of these savings on bundles and even Xbox One controllers, the price seems right.
At this point it's probably wiser to buy a bundle and score some wicked Xbox One games along with the unit, as some of them can come in cheaper than the standalone consoles themselves.
Xbox One S All-Digital Edition (1TB) | AU$349
It might be getting on in years, but the Xbox One S is still a great console for new gamers. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of deals around for consoles at the moment, with many retailers across Australia totally out of stock. That said, Microsoft is offering the all-digital version of Xbox One S for only AU$349 – that's with codes to download Sea of Thieves, Fortnite and Minecraft included, which is better than nothing.View Deal
Xbox One S Roblox Bundle (1TB) | AU$379
If you're keen on picking up an Xbox One S console that actually does have a disc drive (it is one of the cheapest 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray players around, after all), you may want to consider this deal (especially if you have kids). Microsoft is offering the a 1TB Xbox One S with a bonus 2,500 Robux for the free-to-play game, Roblox. Not bad for only AU$379. View Deal
At once more elegant and more powerful, the slimmed-down design of the Xbox One S ditches the external power brick and chunky looks of the original Xbox One. More importantly, it comes kitted out with 4K visual support meaning you'll be able to watch specialised Blu-Ray and Netflix content in 4K.
- To compare Xbox One prices in real time, check out our pick below, or visit our sister site Getprice.
Xbox One X deals
Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be many Xbox One X deals available at the moment – even Microsoft's online store seems to be out of stock. There have even been reports that Microsoft may have discontinued the Xbox One X in the lead up to the release of Xbox Series X. That said, we expect some units will pop up from time to time. Keep an eye on this page for more One X stock as it becomes replenished.
Games and peripherals deals
FIFA 20 (Xbox One) | now AU$24
Missing 'The Beautiful Game' as much as we are during these uncertain times? Well, playing FIFA 20 on Xbox One just might be the next best thing, as it allows you to play on the world stage, along with on the street. Amazon has a fantastic deal on FIFA 20 at the moment, with the game now available to purchase for only AU$24 – that's 76% off the game's original RRP.View Deal
Resident Evil 3 (Xbox One) | now AU$69
Following on from 2018's stellar Resident Evil 2 remake, Capcom has given a fresh coat of paint to the next title in the classic horror series with a remake of Resident Evil 3. While we've heard the game is shorter than its predecessor, this AU$30 discount on the full RRP should make up for that. Buy the Xbox One version for only AU$69 from Amazon Australia.View Deal
Red Dead Redemption 2 (Xbox One) | now AU$45.70
If you need a truly fantastic game to keep you occupied for a lengthy period of time, look no further than Rockstar's latest masterpiece, Red Dead Redemption 2. Right now, you can pick up a copy of the award-winning western title for Xbox One for only AU$45.70 from Amazon Australia.View Deal
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