For those who recently purchased an Xbox Series X, you might be feeling a bit frustrated right now as Amazon is offering the Xbox Series X Digital Edition at a record low price of $398, down from its regular price of $449. This 12% discount makes it the best-selling Xbox console this Black Friday, and for good reason.

Right now the Xbox Series S is just $249 at Best Buy, which is $50 off and matches its lowest price. I'd move quickly on this one, as gaming deals tend to move fast during Black Friday.

It's really happening, the Xbox Series S has had its price slashed in a Black Friday deal. The console is a massive £50 off at Amazon right now - not quite a lowest-ever price but the best discount so far this year. If you've been waiting for a great time to buy the latest Microsoft console, then now is when to pull the trigger.

Microsoft is slashing prices on accessories and games as the days to Black Friday loom closer. That means there's no need to wait to score some savings and level up your gaming.

During Target’s Black Friday sale, it’s Xbox Series S 512 GB for $249, instead of $300, for a savings of $51. Meanwhile, the Xbox Console Series X White All Digital is on sale for $400, instead of $450, for a savings of $50.

Get Microsoft's Xbox Series S for the new low price of just $249 (17% off) this Black Friday.

There are a bunch of deals on consoles and video games for Black Friday. But even if you buy physical copies, current-gen consoles require that games be fully installed onto internal storage to minimize loading times.

Current-generation game consoles are far from cheap, but thanks to Black Friday deals being in full swing, you can get the Xbox Series X 1TB Digital Edition at Amazon for $398 (was $449). That's a decent saving on a console that'll last you for some time yet and is arguably only just getting into its stride.

Right now, those include high-end OLEDs and budget LED TVs alike from Samsung, Sony, LG, Hisense and TCL. If you're already happy with your setup, we've also included some deals on recommended streaming gadgets from Amazon and Roku,