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Xbox Series S 1 TB: cheapest way to get one in Ireland

Cheapest way to get an Xbox Series S 1 TB in Ireland: buy it at home for €599.99.

Buying abroad costs at least €58 more: about €658 with duty, before shipping from the United States.

Best: from the United States, courier€658about, with duty and tax
Price in Ireland€599.99in the shops

Prices checked 19 October 2026. Customs rules checked 19 October 2026.

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Every country you can buy it in

United States Cheapest$599.99†about €535€674€658€58 more
United Kingdom£519.99about €619€780€761€161 more
United Arab EmiratesAED 2,080about €6,811€8,377€8,377€7,777 more

Amounts in EUR are approximate. Tap a country to open it in the import calculator; tap a column to sort.

Where to buy

Buy in the United States: Amazon.com

At home, in Ireland: Amazon.co.uk

The customs rules used

Allowance used: €430 per traveller, with duty and tax on the full value once you go over it.

RateIn your luggageBy courier
Duty (%)2.50
VAT, GST or sales tax (%)2323

Before you buy abroad

Region lock
Xbox Series games are region-free apart from a very small number of titles. Check the box for a region notice to be sure. The Xbox Series S has no disc drive.
Voltage
Check the voltage on the label or power brick before plugging it into a socket in another country. Mains power is 230 V in Ireland.

Other countries

Common questions

Is it cheaper to buy an Xbox Series S 1 TB abroad and bring it to Ireland?

No. It costs €599.99 in Ireland. The cheapest option abroad, the United States, comes to about €658 with duty and tax, about €58 more.

How much duty do I pay on an Xbox Series S 1 TB brought into Ireland?

Bought in the United States for $599.99 (about €535), you pay about €139 of duty and tax in your luggage, and about €123 by courier.

Rules checked 19 October 2026.

How much can I bring into Ireland without paying duty?

EU rule: €430 allowance when arriving by air or sea from outside the EU (€300 by land). Once you go over it, you pay duty and tax on the full value.