Update: Xbox Series X stock sold out at Target but it's worth checking your area

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Xbox Series X stock has now sold at Target for $499.99, but it's worth double, if not triple checking your area to make sure. If you've been searching for the console with the hopes of finding one before Christmas, this was a great chance to pick up the console today.

Microsoft’s flagship console continues to be in extremely high demand, with Xbox Series X stock flying off virtual shelves as soon as it arrives. Target recently showed PS5 stock available today, but that quickly sold out too.

This was a fantastic chance to pick up the Xbox Series X before it vanished again, then, and pick up was available within two hours depending on your area.

The Xbox Series X promises to be one of the hottest products during the holiday season, which will only make finding stock of the diminutive tower of power all the more challenging.

Not in the US? Scroll down for the latest Xbox Series X deals in your region.

Where to buy Xbox Series X: all the retailers checked

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The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are in high demand right now, and for good reason. The flagship Xbox Series X allows for native 4K gaming thanks to its powerful 12 teraflop processor and 120fps in select titles. We've written extensively about the Xbox Series X's features in our Xbox Series X review and were impressed by Microsoft's new machine.

It's a super quiet system, capable of loading games far quicker than we've previously been used to, and the system has already received its first Xbox update which adds new dynamic backgrounds and additional features. More games are being optimized for the system too, with FIFA 21 and Destiny 2 receiving next-gen updates in recent weeks.

Xbox Series X accessory deals

Not in the US? Head to our where to buy Xbox Series X page, or check out the latest deals on accessories and controllers below:

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