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SAVE $100: As of March 26,eroticization get a refurbished Xbox Series X for $299.99 at Woot!, which is 29% off its standard refurbished price of $399.99 at most retailers. It's also about $200 less than purchasing a brand-new Xbox Series X.

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If you love to play video games but don't have an Xbox Series X just yet, this may be your lucky day. The console, which has an extensive back catalog and the option to subscribe to an even bigger selection of games with Xbox Game Pass, is on sale today — if you don't mind buying refurbished.

As of March 26, you can get a Grade A refurbished Xbox Series X at Woot! for just $299.99. That's $100 off, or a 29% discount, on the typical $399.99 refurbished price elsewhere. It's also $200 off the normal Xbox Series X price when purchased new, as it typically goes for around $500. Grade A at Woot! is described as "as close to new as you can get" and has been factory reconditioned by the original manufacturer or a certified partner. It also comes with a manufacturer warranty or a Woot! warranty and a 30-day return window.

SEE ALSO: The best gaming headset for the Xbox Series X

The Xbox Series X is the most powerful current iteration of the Xbox you can get. With 12 teraflops of graphic processing power, support for 4K and 8K gaming, and 120 FPS with 3D spatial sound, it's a great buy no matter how you slice it. It also has a massive 1TB hard drive so you can hang on to all the games you want and swap between them at will.

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This Woot! deal will likely sell out fast for this discounted price, so grab yours while they're still available. The sale will be up for a month or until supplies sell out.

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