Xbox Series X Halo Infinite console sold out — where to find preorders next
The console celebrates 20 years of Halo
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Update: Today's Halo XSX preorder sold out as quickly as it arrived. Make sure to follow our Xbox Series X restock guide for updates on the next drop. Plus, check out our Black Friday Xbox Series X deals coverage for a look at what to expect during the holiday season.
Heads up! Walmart currently has Xbox Series X restock available. The retailer now has preorders of the Xbox Series X Halo Infinite console for $549. (If it shows out of stock, check again in a few minutes). The console celebrates Halo's 20th anniversary — along with the forthcoming release of Halo Infinite. The console will launch on November 15,
Alternatively, Walmart also has the Xbox Series X in stock for $499. Again, if it says "out of stock," try checking the page after a few minutes.
Xbox Series X Halo Infinite (sold out)
Xbox Series X Halo Infinite: $549 @ Walmart
The new Xbox Series X Halo Infinite console celebrates 20 years of Halo. The console features a Halo-inspired design and also powers on/off with custom Halo-themed sounds. It comes with a matching Halo Infinite controller.
Xbox Series X: $499 @ Walmart
The Xbox Series X is Microsoft's new flagship console. It features 12 teraflops of graphics power, 16GB of RAM, 1TB SSD, and Blu-ray drive. It runs games at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second with a max of 8K at 120 fps. The Editor's Choice console represents the pinnacle of Microsoft's gaming efforts.
How to preorder the Xbox Series X Halo Infinite
So far, Walmart is the only retailer with Xbox Series X Halo Infinite preorders. That said, we suspect preordering the Xbox Series X Halo Infinite console will be as tricky as buying a traditional Xbox Series X.
That means you’ll need to be lightning-fast if you want to get a console in your basket, complete checkout, and receive that much-coveted order confirmation email. So it's worth creating a Walmart.com account ahead of time if you don’t already have one.
Just getting stock in your basket is half the battle. If you’re stuck entering your card information and address details the console could well sell out while you’re typing away. Have all your details pre-saved so you’re ready to go the moment the stock is live.
It’s also worth noting that during regular Xbox restocks, Walmart tends to release inventory in 10-minute intervals, so if the console sells out at a few minutes, it's worth sticking around as Walmart may release more preorder stock shortly.
Also, make sure to bookmark our guide on where to buy an Xbox. We’ll update you with the latest stock information on Walmart and every other major retailer there which will give you the best chance of securing a preorder.
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