Microsoft is bringing its 12 Days of Deals promotion back again this year. While previous years have seen heavy discounts on Groove Music subscriptions and a great deal on a Dell Windows tablet, this year Microsoft has a mix of promotions. Unusually, the company is revealing all of its deals ahead of time. Some of the highlights include 50 percent off select Xbox One games, a $100 gift card for purchasing a HTC Vive or Oculus Rift VR headset, and up to 40 percent off Dell PCs. Each deal will be available on a select day at 12AM PT from Microsoft’s retail stores and online site in the US and Canada. Here’s the full list:
Microsoft’s 12 Days of Deals returns with discounts on PCs, Surface, and Xbox
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- Day 1, December 5th: Save up to $1,000 on select Intel PCs starting at $199
- Day 2, December 6th: Save $100 on Lenovo Ideapad 110, only $199
- Day 3, December 7th: Save 50 percent on select Xbox One games
- Day 4, December 8th: Save $250 on Surface Core M devices
- Day 5, December 9th: Save up to 70 percent on select Windows tablets
- Day 6, December 10th: Save up to $250 on the Windows Premium Collection PCs
- Day 7, December 11th: Get a $25 Microsoft Store gift card/code with the purchase of select Xbox Wireless Controllers
- Day 8, December 12th: Save $50 and get two free select games with select Xbox One consoles
- Day 9, December 13th: Get a $100 Microsoft Store gift card/code with the purchase of HTC Vive or Oculus Rift
- Day 10, December 14th: Save up to $1,000 on select Intel powered gaming PCs
- Day 11, December 15th: Save up to 40 percent on select Dell PCs
- Day 12, December 16th: Get a type cover with any Surface Pro 4 for up to $159.99 in savings
Update, 7:45AM ET: article updated to include Canadian deals.
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