Xbox Series X supplement available from today at UK online stores for BT and EE (Image: BT • EE • MICROSOFT)
Xbox Series X stock hunters have seen a great start this week, with Microsoft’s next-gen console back on sale in the UK. Both EE and BT released more stock of the Xbox Series X today (Monday, October 18). BT has sent out new codes for those wishing to purchase the Xbox Series X through the online store.
click here to go to the BT online shop to place your Xbox Series X order.
While EE customers can spread the cost of an Xbox Series X console and add it to the price of their typical monthly contract, through the Add To Plan schedule.
will direct you to the must visit page on the EE website if you wish to purchase the Xbox Series X bundle.
Orders for the Xbox Series X reopened in the UK this morning. The Xbox Series X bundle available from BT today costs £509.98 and includes the Microsoft console plus the Razer Kishi for Android accessory.
This transforms your Android smartphone into a Switch-esque gadget, with two controllers screwing onto either side of your device. This accessory is ideal for those who subscribe to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and want to take advantage of the selection of cloud games that can be played on the go. You must have previously registered an interest with BT to be in with a chance of winning a code for today’s Xbox Series X restock.
Amazon also took orders for the Xbox Series X this year. And, unlike the PS5, you don’t need Amazon Prime access to attempt to place an order. While this will open up Xbox Series X orders to more customers, conversely, it means stock can sell out super fast – so make sure you act fast. You can put the Xbox Series X on your Amazon wish list if you want to keep an eye on the stock situation.
Currys is another UK retailer that has taken orders for the Xbox Series X in 2021. Previously, the retailer sent codes to gamers who pre-ordered the Xbox Series X in store, allowing them to place an order online. This measure was introduced due to the skyrocketing demand for the next-generation console.
BT is also offering customers the chance to purchase an Xbox Series X from the official online store. To be eligible to buy Xbox Series X with BT, you must be a customer and have also registered an interest.
Alternatively, you can also order the Xbox Series X from EE through the Add To Plan scheme.
This allows you to spread the cost of a wide range of technology with monthly payments on top of your regular monthly costs.
The Xbox Series X bundle available from EE today costs £45 per month for 11 months and also includes a £10 prepayment.
This bundle includes the Xbox Series X console and the Daystrike Camp controller.
EE also has an Xbox Series S and Daystrike Came controller bundle for £30 per month for 11 months plus £10 deposit.
With EE’s Add To Plan schedule, there are a few things to keep in mind. If you have a SIM-only subscription, you cannot make use of this arrangement.
You must have a handset contract and you also cannot be within the last seven months of your subscription.
The @PS5UKNotify Twitter account notified its followers of the recent BT and EE Xbox Series X additions earlier today.
When the EE shares became available around 9 a.m., the account tweeted, “EE customers can now add the Xbox Series X to your current cellular plan.”
While a few hours later the stocktracker account also added: “Xbox Series X bundle available from BT.
“You need a code to buy, check your emails if you have registered interest.
“If you have a spare code, DM me.”
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