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With a bit of luck and our help, you may be able to grab one of the cheapest Limited Edition Halo Infinite Xbox Series X Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals this year. Chip shortages and supply chain issues have hampered the year’s biggest sales event like never before, but there are still deals to be found. In this guide, you’ll find the latest and best deals on Microsoft’s stunning Halo-themed Xbox Series X.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals: Grab the best deals at Amazon and Best Buy and be sure to check out our top Black Friday deals below.
What’s the Limited Edition Halo Infinite Xbox Series X all about?
Setting aside the peculiarity of selling a bundle that includes a game that hasn’t even been released yet – in fact, it’s been delayed twice – the Limited Edition Halo console is a sleek piece of gaming kit. If you want to make a showy entry into the next-gen, you’d be hard-pressed to improve on this special edition Series X.
As the name implies, the Limited Edition Halo Infinite Xbox Series X is decked out with a custom Halo-themed design matching the star layout as seen from Zeta Halo. The controller features a sharp gold, gray, and black color scheme that mirrors the design on the lower half of the console itself. It screams Halo, and we’re big fans here at WePC.
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Missed the chance to grab one already?
Successfully snapping up any console this Black Friday won’t be for the faint of heart. You’ll need to be fast and avoid hesitation once a deal goes live. The Limited Edition Halo Infinite Xbox Series X sold out in a matter of minutes at launch in October. We expect very much the same when Xbox releases fresh and very limited stock this November. If you miss out, be sure to keep an eye on deals for the vanilla Xbox Series X. Failing that, the Xbox Series S is considerably easier to find. The stock of Microsoft’s diminutive, lower-specced console tends to deplete much slower.
