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Xbox drops surprise freebie you can claim right now

Xbox drops surprise freebie you can claim right now

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If you are in the market for a brand-new Xbox controller and you also love listening to some bangers then this deal will be right up your street.

As much as the current-gen consoles are, their controllers can also set you back quite a bit of money.

Check out the Xbox Series S in carbon black below!

From PlayStation’s DualSense controller to the Xbox Wireless Controller, the latest models are pretty but there is no denying that they can be quite an investment, especially if you want more than one for your collection.

However, courtesy of Xbox UK on Twitter, there is a new deal you do not want to miss out on.

Between now and 30 September, anybody who purchases an Xbox Wireless Controller from the Microsoft Store can receive a 3-month Spotify Premium individual subscription.

The only catch is that this deal will only be available for those who have never previously owned a Spotify subscription.

On the Microsoft Store, there are currently twelve controllers to choose from and the colours and patterns offer quite a variation.

Whether you want a classic block colour such as green, yellow, red, blue, white or the standard black or you want to try something different with the Sky Cipher, Fire Vapor and Arctic Camo to name a few.

The prices range from £54.99 for the classic and around £64.99 for the special editions.

As for a Spotify subscription, three months of the digital music service will cost you around £35.97 if you follow the standard monthly plan.

However, if you take up Xbox UK on its deal, you will be able to listen to ad-free music for absolutely free for this time.

With some players unhappy with this deal and would much rather receive a free Xbox Game Pass or a brand-new console entirely for some, a freebie is still a freebie so don’t miss out if you are eligible.



Featured Image Credit: Microsoft

Topics: Xbox, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Microsoft