XBOX fans can currently nab up to £20 off a must-have accessory.
And it's perfect for playing your favourite games with mates.
There's a limited sale at the moment for the official Xbox Wireless Controllers.
And there are a load of bold colours available too.
So, the Shock Blue controller will cost you £39.99 instead of £59.99.
The original Carbon Black, Electric Volt, Pulse Red, Robot White and Velocity Green are all £39.99 at the moment too.
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Others like Deep Pink will cost you a little bit more but are also on sale for £44.99.
The deal seems to be going on via a number of retailers including Amazon, Argos and Currys.
But it's not clear how long it will last.
The controllers work with the current Xbox Series S and Series X consoles, as well as the old Xbox One and PCs.
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You usually get about 40 hours of gaming out of the controllers when using good AA batteries.
Though you can buy a separate battery pack for USB-C wired charging.
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed.
Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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