Xbox Series X restock sold out at Microsoft — where to find inventory next

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Update: Microsoft is now sold out of consoles. Make sure to follow our Xbox Series X restock guide for hints on the next console drop. Also, check out our Black Friday Xbox Series X deals coverage for the best early deals on games and more.

The Microsoft Store is back with a limited Xbox Series X restock. The retailer has the Xbox Series X in stock for $499.99 via this link.

We've noticed inventory has been coming in and out since just after 6 p.m. ET. If you click the link and it's out of stock, wait a few minutes and refresh the page. Or try opening the link via an incognito web browser.

Microsoft Store Xbox Series X restock (sold out)

Xbox restock tracker — retailer links

Best Buy: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock October 6)
Walmart: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock October 7)
Amazon: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock June 22)
Dell: Xbox Series X (last restock August 25)
Target: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last October 17)
Microsoft: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock October 28)
GameStop: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (restock October 7)
Newegg: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock May 2)
Adorama: Xbox Series X & Xbox Series S bundles (last restock September 24)
Lenovo: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock March 16)
Costco: Xbox Series X (last restock July 1)
BJ's: Xbox Series X (last restock July 8)
Kohl's: Xbox Series X (last restock April 21)
Antonline: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock September 24)

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