Unless you’ve been spending time on Mars with the Perseverance rover, you know that the Xbox Series X (and its little sister, the Xbox Series S) launched on Nov. 10 of last year and sold out immediately. It has been sold out more or less constantly ever since, with one major exception. Right now, the Xbox Series X is available at GameStop, where you can preorder the Xbox Series X Xbox All Access version for delivery on March 12. That’s a few weeks away, but it’s a far better deal than at other retailers, where you can’t order one at all.

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Regardless of which model you plan to buy, inventory is all but impossible to find right now unless you want to buy the All Access edition, which is substantially more expensive than the console on its own (you pay a total of $840 over two years). But for the latest updates on restocks, check back here frequently. You can monitor Xbox availability on your own as well; Twitter is a popular (if not entirely reliable) source of restock rumors. But here at CNET, we occasionally get word directly from retailers and other tipsters about upcoming inventory restocks, and when we do, we put out the word immediately.

This much is true: It will probably be months before normal inventory levels appear in stores, so getting your own Xbox before summer is likely to be a challenge. Microsoft recently said that it expects inventory to be short through June.

Here’s a list of all the major retailers (and high-profile resellers) where you can monitor stock and availability.

Xbox Series X Restock Possibilities

Amazon

You can find both the Xbox Series X and the less expensive Series S from the same Amazon product page.

GameStop

This is the product page for the Xbox Series at GameStop.

Best Buy

Here’s where to find the Xbox Series X at Best Buy (when inventory drops).

Walmart

You might also want to visit the retailer’s Xbox landing page to see both new consoles, but here’s the product page for the Xbox Series X.

Microsoft

If you want to get the latest on the Xbox Series X, there’s probably nowhere better than Microsoft’s own Xbox Series X home page.

Target

This is Target’s product page for the Xbox Series X.

Newegg

This is where you can purchase the Xbox Series X at Newegg when the retailer has inventory.

eBay

We highly recommend waiting for inventory to appear at ordinary retailers so you can buy an Xbox Series X at the regular retail price. But if you simply can’t wait, be advised that the average Xbox Series X price on eBay is about $800.

StockX

Are you willing to pay a premium of hundreds of dollars over the list price? We don’t recommend you do it, but StockX is a reputable eBay-style site that will let you buy a new Xbox — as long as you’re willing to pay $600 or more.

This story is frequently updated with the latest Xbox Series X inventory news.

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