GameStop Xbox Series X restock is now over — where to check for inventory next
The next GameStop Xbox Series X restock is now over
Xbox Series X restock is incredibly difficult to pin down. Despite our best efforts to bring you timely updates, Tom's Guide can't guarantee you'll be able to purchase an Xbox. Nevertheless, we are committed to bringing you up-to-the-minute information on all restocks as soon as they happen.
Update: GameStop Xbox Series X restock is now sold out. Check our Xbox Series X restock hub for the latest information and the retailers to check for inventory next.
Xbox Series X restocks are becoming increasingly rare as the availability of Microsoft's flagship next-gen console continues to be extremely limited. However, the good news for anyone still on the hunt for a machine is that a GameStop Xbox Series X restock is taking place right now.
Last week, the retailer sent an email to its PowerUp Reward Pro members informing them it's next online Xbox Series X restock was scheduled for today, and stock is currently available to order. This restock is exclusively for PowerUp Reward Pro members and only a single Far Cry 6 bundle is available to order currently.
Xbox Series X restock at GameStop (out of stock)
Xbox Series X bundle: $689 @ GameStop
This Xbox Series X bundle is available exclusively to PowerUp Reward Pro members and contains an Xbox Series X console, Electric Volt controller, 3-months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Far Cry 6, and a GameStop $20 online gift card.
Xbox Series S: $299 at GameStop
The Xbox Series S is typically sold as part of a bundle at GameStop. The bundle typically includes a free game and gift card. They're currently out of stock, but an Xbox restock is planned for this today. It's unconfirmed if Xbox Series S stock will be included.
Xbox Series X tracker — stores to check
- Best Buy: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock October 6)
- Walmart: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock September 23)
- 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 June 23)
- Microsoft: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (last restock September 30)
- GameStop: Xbox Series X | Xbox Series S (restock August 17)
- 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)
Confirmation of this GameStop Xbox Series X restock was first flagged by our sister site TechRadar, who received a copy of the email that was sent to PowerUp Reward Pro members over the weekend.
As per usual with GameStop next-gen console restocks, the Xbox Series X will only be available in a selection of pre-built bundles. The email confirms that "a limited number of Xbox Series X Far Cry 6 Bundles will be available" but we also expect the packages to contain additional items like an extra controller or a subscription to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
It's also been confirmed that this latest GameStop Xbox Series X restock will be exclusively available to PowerUp Reward Pro members. This isn’t a huge shock as the retailer has been offering customers signed up to its premium membership tier exclusive access to Xbox Series X restocks for more than three months now. We recommend paying the $15 for an annual Pro membership — after all, that’s a small price if it allows you to finally get your hands on an Xbox Series X.
If you'd rather not sign up for a PowerUp Reward Pro membership or are only after the Xbox Series X console standalone why not check our Xbox Series X restock hub. This comprehensive guide is updated daily with the latest stock information and features all the buying advice and all-important retailer links you'll need to secure an Xbox Series X this holiday season.
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How to become a PowerUp Rewards Pro Member
In early June, GameStop announced that it's changing the way it handles console restocks. It will give first dibs to its PowerUp Rewards Pro members. Although there's a free tier, only Pro members will get early access to the restocks.
Membership starts at $14.99 per year and includes perks like a Game Informer subscription, $5 reward coupons per month (total of $60/year), 10% extra trade credit on games/accessories, and a $5 welcome certificate. If you sign up today, you'll have access to the restock.
PowerUp Rewards Pro membership: from $15 @ GameStop
GameStop's PowerUp Rewards Pro membership already came with a host of benefits, but the retailer has added one more — early access to next-gen console restocks. If you're still after a PS5 or Xbox Series X, this could be $15 very well spent.
GameStop restocks — tips and tricks
It may be obvious, but you'll want to have a GameStop account and be logged into your account when the restock begins. If you click the "add to cart" button and nothing happens, try refreshing the page.
Alternatively, you could clear your browser cookies and try to open the page via an incognito web browser. You might be asked to solve a captcha before adding the console to your cart. We don't yet know if this restock will be opened up to the general public after the early access window.
What to do if you miss out
As with the previous GameStop Xbox Series X restock events, these units will sell out fast. So if you missed out don't worry. There will be other restock events in the future. Also, make sure to follow our restock coverage for up-to-the-minute news on the latest restocks. In the meantime, you can browse other retailer pages to see if they may have quietly added any new inventory.
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