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The best Black Friday Xbox One deals 2024

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2023 was a strong year for the Xbox One, and this trend is expected to continue with a wave of Xbox One deals rolling out for Black Friday (29th November). Hundreds of Xbox One games are expected to be on sale through the digital Microsoft Store and plenty of other retailers will have discounted games, accessories and Xbox One consoles for the popular sales event.

Whether you're an existing Xbox One owner looking for a fresh adventure or a Microsoft neophyte ready to experience a new world of entertainment, check out the table below for our top picks of Black Friday's Xbox One deals.

Our best Black Friday Xbox deals

The Good Guys The Good Guys

Up to $500 off electronics and home appliances

Dell Dell
Exclusive

7% off with code

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Mwave Mwave

Up to $2,000 off laptops and accessories

Green Man Gaming Green Man Gaming

Up to 90% off selected games

Kinguin Kinguin
Exclusive

3% off bestseller games and softwares

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Target Australia Target Australia

Up to 30% off bedroom, bathroom, home decor & more

Cafago Cafago

Up to 70% off: Clearance sale

Amazon Amazon

55% off Star Wars Jedi: Survivor for PS5: $49.95

Temu Temu

Up to 90% off electronics

Amazon Amazon

Over 58% off everything: Outlet Store

Amazon Amazon

Up to 60% off PlayStation 5 games

Everyday Market Everyday Market

Up to 30% off hundreds of brands

Target Australia Target Australia

Up to 50% off PS5 games and accessories

digiDirect digiDirect

Up to 50% off: Clearance Sale

Kogan Kogan

50% off summer clearance sale

eBay Plus eBay Plus

eBay Plus subscription for only $4.99 a month

Fruugo Australia Fruugo Australia

Over 50% off electronics & electrical

Amazon Amazon

17% off Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controller Pair

Amazon Amazon

19% off Mario Kart 8 Deluxe - Nintendo Switch

Amazon Amazon

9% off Thrustmaster Viper TQS: Metal Throttle Quadrant System: $546.87

Amazon Amazon

19% off Super Mario RPG - Nintendo Switch: $65

Amazon Amazon

38% off Games Switch Controller for Nintendo: $30.99

Mwave Mwave

Up to 25% off Razer gaming peripherals

Mwave Mwave

Up to 45% off Pulsar gaming gears: From $15

MyDeal MyDeal

Up to 25% off VR headsets

MyDeal MyDeal

Nintendo Switch OLED from $440.95

Dell Dell

Certified refurbished Dell laptops starting at $319

Target Australia Target Australia

FREE shipping on all orders over $60

Amazon Amazon

Nintendo Switch OLED Model in Mario Red Edition from $570

eBay Australia eBay Australia

Up to 70% off tech at eBay

Kogan Kogan

$60 off Nintendo Switch Console OLED Model in White

eBay Australia eBay Australia

$16 off Nintendo Switch Console OLED Model in Neon

Target Australia Target Australia

Nintendo Switch OLED from $449

Big W Big W

Nintendo Switch OLED from $459

Cafago Cafago

Up to 69% off new arrivals

Cafago Cafago

Up to 80% off top-sellers

Green Gadgets Green Gadgets

$20 off orders over $300

Kogan Kogan

Up to 28% off Nintendo Switch OLED Edition Neon

The Good Guys The Good Guys

Nintendo Switch OLED from $534

Amazon Amazon

Xbox Series X – Forza Horizon 5 Bundle for $1,040.95

Big W Big W

Up to $55 off PlayStation console & games

eBay Australia eBay Australia

Microsoft Xbox Series X Video Game Consoles from $600

Big W Big W

Up to 45% off Xbox console, games and accessories

Kogan Kogan

Xbox Series X Console + Diablo IV Bundle (1TB) for $829

365 games 365 games

Xbox Series X games and accessories from $12.50

Temu Temu

Temu: Up to 70% off VR headsets

Amazon Amazon

Up to 65% off PlayStation games and accessories

Target Australia Target Australia

Xbox Series from $499

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When is Black Friday 2024?

Black Friday 2024 will take place on 29 November. Keep an eye out for sales to continue until 2 December, which is Cyber Monday. Many deals will likely be made available in the week or so leading up to Black Friday.


Which Xbox One should I buy this Black Friday?

Contrary to its name, there are actually quite a few different Xbox One consoles to choose from. The original Xbox One has been mostly phased out in favour of the Xbox One S, a slimmer and lighter model that adds in support for 4K video playback and HDR. Sporting a 1TB hard drive, the Xbox One S is the most affordable option and the recommended entry point for gamers joining the Xbox One family.

The Xbox One X represents a significant upgrade from the Xbox One S. With a faster processor, souped-up GPU and extra memory, the Xbox One X lives up to its claim of being the most powerful console ever made. From offering native 4K resolution in many games to automatically enhance the performance of older Xbox One and even Xbox 360 games, the X is built for those who want the best console gaming experience money can buy.


Xbox One vs Xbox Series X

The Xbox Series X brings a host of new functionality to Microsoft's family of game consoles, including 4K and 120 FPS, not to mention vastly improved processing power.

If you're able to get your hands on an Xbox Series X for RRP or something close to it, it's a worthwhile investment. Check out our Xbox Series X buying guide for more information.

If you're interested in a more savvy purchase, the Xbox One presents excellent value in 2024, especially as plenty of new games can run on the console. Pick it up during Black Friday sales for maximum savings.

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Matt Sayer is a technology writer and editorial engineer for Finder, combining industry expertise with data-driven solutions to help people make better decisions. His extensive portfolio spans investigate reporting on the roll-out of 5G, statistical analysis on the legacy of E3 and guides for popular products like mobile phones and smart speakers. Matt has a Bachelor of Computer Science from RMIT University and is passionate about finding ways that technology can better our lives. See full bio

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