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The Black Friday sales may be over, but there’s still time toget hold of a good bargainbefore Christmas.
Eagle-eyed gamers have spotted ahidden hackto bag afree Xbox Series S(512GB) currently worth £248.98 on the Amazon website for a limited time only.
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As part of a massive flash sale, Verizon is giving away thecult gaming consoleto anyone who signs up to a 24-month subscription of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Not a bad offer at all. Below, find out everything you need to know.
What to know about the Xbox Gaming Pass Ultimate
Thecoveted Xbox gaming passwill grant you access to games as soon as they launch withtop titles on offersuch asCall of Duty,Halo,Indiana Jones,Minecraft, andDiablo IV.
You can play alongside millions of other Xbox users via Xbox Cloud Gaming and can even try a game before downloading it onto your console. Cloud Gaming means any screen can become an Xbox too with the chance to play on any of your favourite devices.
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With games added all of the time, there’s always something new to play, from indies and blockbusters to iconic franchises. Plus, you’ll experience premium member benefits along the way such as deals and discounts across games, add-ons, and even free perks now and then.
Which Xbox can you claim as part of the Verizon offer?
There are actuallytwo Xboxes to claim as part of the offerso it depends what you’ve had your eye on. Let’s get down to the fine print. You can get your hands on the Xbox Series S (512GB) from $26.99 (approximately £21.25) per month. It comes with four teraflops processing power and 1,440p gaming resolution.
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Xbox Series S
Meanwhile, the Xbox Series X (1TB) boasts 12 teraflops processing power and 4K gaming resolution and prices start at $36.99 (approximately £28.29) per month.
How to claim your free Xbox before Christmas
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Visit the Verizon website now to claim your free Xbox now.
Topics:Xbox Game Pass,Xbox Series S
