Xbox X25 Controller: Your Last Chance to Pre-Order Before La…
Players who missed the initial pre-order now have another chance to grab the controller, but the limited edition console remains a challenge to obtain. This restock gives collectors a more affordable…
Players who missed the initial pre-order now have another chance to grab the controller, but the limited edition console remains a challenge to obtain. This restock gives collectors a more affordable…
Key points - Xbox X25 controller pre-orders are back in stock at Best Buy, Walmart, GameStop, and Xbox. - The controller is priced at $79.99, with Walmart offering it for $79. - Shipping is set for October 20, the same day as the full Anniversary release. - The Xbox X25 console is a numbered limited edition priced at $899.99 and remains difficult to find. - Best Buy's later stock won't be available for in-store pickup.
Timeline - End of summer: Xbox X25 pre-orders went live and quickly sold out. - August: Xbox X25 controller stock ran dry. - This weekend: Pre-orders for the controller are back in stock at major retailers. - October 20: Launch date for the Xbox X25 Anniversary controller and console.
FAQ
Q: Where can I pre-order the Xbox X25 controller? A: You can pre-order at Best Buy, Walmart, GameStop, and Xbox. Walmart has it for $79, while others list it at $79.99.
Q: When will the Xbox X25 controller ship? A: Shipping is set for October 20, the official launch date. Best Buy orders won't be available for in-store pickup.
Q: Is the Xbox X25 console still available? A: The limited edition console is very hard to find and priced at $899.99. More stock may appear before launch as payments bounce.
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