Prime Day may be over but these deals under $100 for Xbox are still going strong
And not all the best prices are at Amazon.
Amazon Prime Day 2: Revenge of the Prime Day is finally over. At least that's what we called it instead of the official title of Prime Big Deal Days. While the double deal days have officially come to an end, there are still a bunch of great deals to be had on Xbox accessories.
Of course, not everything listed on Amazon during these Big Deal Days came with authentic money-saving deals. We still saw familiar signs of cheap junk re-listed by third-party sellers looking to make a quick buck, but we're already well acquainted with such tactics and are here to steer you in the right direction. There are still genuine Xbox accessories hidden among the thousands of listings, and we've listed the best.
Naturally, you can still make big purchases, like this best TV for Xbox Series X and Game Pass that's still available, but we're focused on helping you with your smaller-scale purchases in this guide.
Although Big Deal Days is officially over, Amazon still has some great deals, and often the competitors have even better prices available. We'll keep searching for the Xbox accessories worth buying and steer you away from price-inflated time wasters.
Amazon deals: Today's best deals
- Up to 41% off Sony TV and home theater
- Up to 57% off LG OLED TVs and sound bars
- Up to 45% off Samsung TVs and sound devices
- Up to 40% off eero mesh Wi-Fi router and systems
- Up to 44% off gaming laptops powered by NVIDIA
- Up to 50% off Amazon Fire tablets for the whole family
- Up to 39% off Tablets from Samsung, Google, and more
- Up to 42% off PCs and monitors from HP, Samsung, Acer, and more
- Up to 70% off Echo smart speakers and smart home bundles
- Up to 49% off Beats Studio Pro wireless noise cancelling headphones
- Up to 40% off portable chargers
- Up to 48% off Micro SD cards
The best deals from competitors
- Newegg: Up to 40% off Graphics Cards
- Newegg: Up to 62% off SSDs
- Dell: Up to 30% off Alienware Laptops
- Dell: Up to 41% off Monitors
Today's best Xbox accessory deals
Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma Wired Gaming Pro Controller | was $149.99 now $80.18 at Amazon
Available in Black or White to match your Xbox X|S, this controller was originally a cheaper alternative to the Xbox Elite controllers before the dawn of the Elite Core series. It still holds its own now, with nifty RGB lighting, back paddles, trigger locks, and a sensitivity clutch that will give you an advantage in shooters.
✅Great for: RGB lovers who want back paddles and additional buttons.
💰Price check: $149.99 at Target
Razer Limited Edition Xbox Controller with Charging Stand - Stormtrooper Edition | was $199.99 now $79.99 at WOOT
A deal that seems too good to be true and a bargain for any Star Wars fan. You're getting a wireless Xbox controller and the Razer magnetic charging stand here which is one of our favorites for keeping you in the game. WOOT offer free delivery for Amazon Prime subscribers.
✅Great for: Missing all of your shots and blaming on the controller
💰Price check: $144 at Amazon
Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox | was $39.99 now $30.23 at Amazon
If you want a charger that will get you back in the game as quickly as possible, this Razer Quick Charging stand will fully charge your Xbox controller in under 3 hours and comes in various colors and designs to match your gaming setup, the more coveted designs like the Forza 5 and Lunar Shift are also reduced but often go out of stock. This is $5 more than the Prime day prices, but still a decent discount.
✅Great for: Displaying your controller collection while also being a premium charging solution.
💰Price check: $39.99 at GameStop
Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 wireless | was $89.99 now $79.95 at Amazon
Anyone looking for a wireless headset for Xbox will find something they love in this second-generation revision of Turtle Beach's fantastic Stealth 600 headset. It's lightweight and comfortable for long periods of use, as long as you don't mind the mesh fabric texture around your ears.
Our Stealth 600 Gen 2 review explained how its speakers boast an incredible range of low bass and high treble, multiple audio profiles, and a decent audio compressor in its "superhuman hearing" mode. There's no 3.5mm jack connection for backup, but this is still one of the best picks.
✅Great for: A lightweight wireless headset with an affordable price and premium features.
💰Price check: $79.99 at Best Buy
Turtle Beach Recon wired controller | was $59.95 now $44.95 at Amazon
Our Turtle Beach Recon review shows it stands tall next to some of the best Xbox controllers on a budget. It's a touch above a standard alternative to the official Xbox pad without pushing the boat out too much to compete with the Elite controller.
The audio enhancements are fantastic, making it genuinely worth plugging 3.5mm earphones into the port to enjoy the Superhuman Hearing mode, highlighting otherwise unheard sounds. It's a clever way to stick with a cheap set of headphones but enjoy the same benefits as a high-end headset.
✅Great for: Unlocking audio enhancements for any headphones usually exclusive to Turtle Beach headsets.
💰Price check: $44.99 at Best Buy
Microsoft Xbox Elite Series 2 Core Wireless Controller | was $129.99 now $88.00 at Walmart
The best deal of the day so far doesn't actually come from Amazon, and this is the lowest ever price we've seen for this controller. It's a much cheaper alternative to the Elite controllers, that doesn't come with the back paddles.
✅Great for: A premium feel controller with monstrous 40+ hour battery life.
💰Price check: $99.99 at Best Buy
Xbox Series X|S Wireless Controller|was $64.99 now $49.85 at Walmart
Whether this is a gift for you or your Player 2, you can get an Electric Volt Xbox Series X|S controller for $10 off the usual price. Beware: This will go fast, so if you want one, you need to grab it quickly.
✅Great for: Xbox gamers who need another controller and love a bright color.
💰Price check: $53.99 at Best Buy
GameSir G7 SE Wired Controller for Xbox | was $49.99 now $44.99 at Amazon
If you're in the market for a wired controller, our GameSir G7 SE review proved it a fantastic option for players of all skill levels and should work well for those with smaller hands, too. The G7's rear buttons can be remapped to act as any of the other buttons on the controller, and they work perfectly.
✅Great for: Remappable rear buttons
💰Price check: $44.99 at Newegg
HyperX CloudX Stinger Core Wireless | was $99.99 now $85.99 at Best Buy
A lightweight and sturdy headset which is comfortable over long periods, with a solid battery life of up to 17 hours on a single charge. HyperX make some of the best low end headsets and this one is in team green colors too.
✅Great for: Using Xbox Wireless connectivity, no messing around with dongles.
💰Price check: $99.99 at Amazon
Astro Gaming A20 Wireless headset | was $119.99 now $99.99 at Newegg
Some of cheapest you can get in Astro's wide range of headsets, these have a great microphone and wouldn't look out of place in Cyberpunk 2077. Come with a USB dongle so you can use with both Xbox and PC.
✅Great for: An entry point into Astro's range that's a little lighter on the bank balance.
💰Price check: $119.99 at GameStop
Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 MAX | was $129.99 now $99.95 at Amazon
The name might be a mouthful, but so are the specs of this impressive mid-range headset. Alternate between USB or Xbox wireless to connect to various devices and enjoy over 48 hours of battery life on a single charge. Oh, did I mention it comes in PINK?
✅Great for: Glasses-wearing gamers with its chunky ear cushions.
💰Price check: $119.99 at Target
Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S 512GB | was $109.99 now $89.99 at B&H
The Seagate Storage Expansion Card is one of only two brands supported for adding ultra-fast SSD storage to your Xbox Series X|S console. At under $100 for the lowest-cost model, this is a deal you shouldn't pass up if you need more storage on a budget.
✅Great for: Storing newer games like Mortal Kombat 1 and Starfield
💰Price check: $103.99 at Walmart
Razer Kishi V2 Mobile Gaming Controller (Android) | was $99.99 now $79.99 at Amazon
The Razer Kishi V2 is an excellent option for Xbox Cloud Gaming on your mobile if you prefer a slimmer form factor for your handhelds. The build is equal to, if not better than, the Backbone and improves on the original Kishi in every way. This version is rarely on sale, so this is a great deal.
✅Great for: Xbox Cloud Gaming with satisfyingly 'clicky' buttons
💰Price check: $85.99 at Best Buy
USB-C JSAUX cable | was $10.99 now $8.99 at Amazon
Look, it's always useful to have another USB-C cable. Maybe someone is using the one that you already have to charge their phone, or maybe you want to charge an Xbox controller while you play. It's "boring" compared to many things you can buy right now, but it's by far the most practical purchase you can make in the sales.
✅Great for: Houses where cables go missing, charging Xbox controllers while playing.
💰Price check: $12 at JSAUX
Today's best Xbox game deals
Assassin's Creed Valhalla | was $39.99 now $24.90 at Amazon
Become Eivor, a Viking leader destined for something greater than they could have imagined. Fight across Norway, Saxon-held lands, and more as you uncover ancient mysteries and lead war parties to greatness.
✅Good for: People who like sneaky stealth games. And Vikings, definitely Vikings.
💰Price check: $39.99 at Best Buy
Back 4 Blood | was $59.99 now $7.69 at Amazon
This is the spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead and was even created by many of the same people who worked on the classic game. This deal is for both Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One and allows people to fight off zombies in a group by whatever means necessary.
✅Great for: Survival, horror, and zombie fans
💰Similar deal: $9.49 at Best Buy
Battlefield 2042 | was $69.99 now $7.19 at Amazon
Battlefield 2042 is enjoying a pretty massive sale right now on physical disc for Xbox Series X. Down almost 90% off, Battlefield 2042 has refound its footing after a rocky start. Classes have returned, a ton of free maps have boosted the content pool, and the game is stable to play.
For Prime Day, save 90%. It's far cheaper than picking up Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 in November, at least.
✅Great for: Those who love epic, cinematic, large-scale video game warfare
💰 Price check: $69.99 at Xbox
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare | was $69.99 now $14.49 at Best Buy
This older entry in the Call of Duty series is specifically for Xbox One. Jump into matches with other players as you work to score the most points within a time limit or be the last team standing. There are various modes and maps to keep gameplay interesting.
✅Great for: People who love competition and online multiplayer
💰Price check: $23.97 at Amazon
The Crew Motorfest Limited Edition (Xbox Series S|X) | was $69.99 now $49.99 at Amazon
Ubisoft's take on the open-world racer, this is the third installment of The Crew with a large map, tons of cars, and wild action to please race fans everywhere. And if the previous game was anything to go by, this will be supported for quite a while with fresh content.
✅Great for: Lovers of cars and exploring beautiful worlds
💰Price check: $79.59 at Walmart
Grand Theft Auto V | was $39.99 now $19.00 at Amazon
Run around the streets of Los Santos, a made-up city that looks an awful lot like Los Angeles, California. You can do just about anything you want as you work to get the money you owe some very popular people. Grand Theft Auto V is a classic that's been reworked and brought to Xbox Series X.
✅Great for: Sandbox action-adventures, exploration
💰Similar deal: $19.99 at Best Buy
Immortals Fenyx Rising | was $29.99 now $10.49 at Best Buy
The ancient gods are in trouble and it's up to a demigod to explore a vibrant land, solve puzzles, and defeat titanic monsters in order to put things back the way they were before. In many ways, this game plays like a more playful Assassin's Creed game since it was created by Ubisoft. Enjoy this deal on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.
✅Great for: People who love to explore vibrant fantasy worlds
💰Price check: $14.94 at Amazon (sold out)
Just Dance 2023 Edition | was $59.99 now $14.19 at Amazon
Get your groove on while playing on Xbox Series X|S. There are 40 new songs to dance to, including popular hits like Dynamite from BTS, We Don't Talk About Bruno from Encanto, Numb from Linkin Park, and more. The game supports two, three, or six players and you can also play against others online.
✅Great for: Parties or people who love to bust a move
💰Price check: $17.49 at Best Buy
Madden NFL 24 | was $69.99 now $42.99 at Amazon
This game is compatible with both Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. Take part in realistic football games while controlling your favorite players and teams. You can get really strategic with your movements and play against others to prove you're the better player.
✅Great for: NFL and sports fans
💰Price check: $49.99 at Best Buy
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor | was $69.99 now $49.99 at Best Buy
As you can read more about in our Star Wars Jedi: Survivor review, this game takes place five years after the events of the first game. Cal Kestis has grown into a powerful Jedi who continues to thwart the Empire's plans while trying to avoid capture or death from various threats. It's an action-adventure title, and this deal is specifically for Xbox Series X|S.
✅Great for: Star Wars fans, people who love action and adventure
💰Similar deal: $48.99 at Amazon (sold out)
Watch Dogs: Legion | was $8.98 now $7.99 at Amazon
When Watch Dogs Legion launched, it had an MSRP of $59.99, but since then the price has dropped quite a bit. Thanks to a current deal, it's less than $8 for you to play on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. You join a group of hackers in London as they work to clear their names of false wrongdoing. Along the way, you'll deal with the drama going on within your crew and take out the real baddies.
✅Great for: Players who like sci-fi action-adventure games
💰Similar deal: $9.49 at Best Buy
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