Right here! We have a huge range of cheap and refurbished Xbox One consoles to choose from, including the budget Xbox One S and the powerful Xbox One X. Plus, you can buy cheap Xbox One games from us too!

Buying a second hand Xbox One console is much cheaper than buying new and, because every refurbished Xbox One console we sell is certified by our expert team, you can rest assured that it’ll work perfectly. In the very rare instance it doesn’t, you’re covered by our FREE 12 month warranty. Just tell us what’s wrong and we’ll replace your console or refund it.

Our used Xbox One consoles are graded based on their cosmetic condition. There are three conditions to choose from: Pristine, Very Good and Good.

So if you’re looking to buy an Xbox One console for cheap, take a look at our range today.

Yes! The Xbox One is backwards compatible with almost all Xbox 360 games, so you can revisit your favourites without having to dig out your old console. Microsoft has a comprehensive list of all backwards compatible games across all of their systems, so check it out then treat yourself to some cheap Xbox 360 games!

There really isn’t that much to choose between the Xbox One and PS4 in terms of performance, and they share a lot of the same games as well. With that in mind, your decision ultimately comes down to two factors - the exclusive games on each console, and personal preference!

The PS4 arguably has the stronger exclusives, such as Uncharted, The Last of Us and Bloodborne, and you can pick them up super cheap from our range of used PS4 games. However, the Xbox One holds its own with the likes of Halo, Gears of War and Forza Horizon.

You’ll also need to consider which set-up you’re more comfortable with. It takes a bit of time getting used to a new interface and controller, so it might be worth sticking to what you know!

It’s also worth bearing in mind that you can play all of your Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One, so it’s worth sticking with Xbox if you already have an extensive games library that you’ll want to revisit.

Yes, they are! Whichever Xbox One console you buy, you’ll be able to play selected Xbox 360 and original Xbox titles.

There are three Xbox One models, each offering something slightly different. Here’s a quick guide to help you choose:

Xbox One: The OG, available in black or white and with 500GB or 1TB of storage. Some include a Kinect, Microsoft’s motion control accessory (although not many games actually make use of it anymore). The Xbox One is pretty big and comes with a rather large power supply, so make sure you have enough space!

Xbox One S: The Xbox One S is a ‘refreshed’ version of the Xbox One. Performance-wise, it’s more or less the same as the original Xbox One. However, it’s 40% smaller and has a built-in power supply - so if you’re short on space, this is the obvious option!

Xbox One X: The One X is the most powerful console in the range, aimed at hardcore gamers who want the very best graphics and performance. Admittedly, it’s not quite as powerful as the new Series X but it still more than holds its own. All in all, the One X is a great option if you want high performance without splashing out huge amounts of money!

While the Xbox One pre-owned price changes often, you can expect to pay between £150 - £290 for an Xbox One, Xbox One S or Xbox One X at the moment. Keep an eye out for regular offers though!