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Save £5 on Currys (UK deal)
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SAVE £5: The Microsoft Xbox wireless controller is available for £49.99 on Currys PC World, using the code GAMINGFND1 (without next day delivery).
If you have been looking to boost your gaming collection recently, you might have come across the code GAMINGFND1 on Currys PC World. The code gives shoppers free next day delivery, but if you’re willing to be patient, it can also be used for a discount.
If you select a longer delivery time or collection from store, this code can be used for a £5 saving on list price. That means you can pick up an extra Xbox wireless controller for £49.99 on Currys PC World. We know this isn’t the biggest discount, but it’s about as good as it gets for these controllers.
The latest Xbox controller comes with textured controller grips, a redesigned hybrid D-pad, and a share button that lets you easily capture and share content. With rounded bumpers, easier-to-reach triggers, and sculpted grips, it’s also much easier to grip.
Whether you’re a total beginner or professional, the Microsoft Xbox wireless controller is the best accessory for your Xbox One or Xbox Series X/S.
Use the code GAMINGFND1 to save £5 on an extra wireless controller for your Xbox.
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