We just spotted a deal at Lenovo that drops Microsoft’s new Ghost Cipher transparent Xbox controller down to $54.99 shipped with promo code GAMEON that auto-applies at checkout. This is a brand-new gamepad that debuted just over a month ago in September carrying a $70 price tag. This controller with a unique transparent design dropped to $59 for the first time last month, but today’s 21% discount shaves an additional $5 off to mark the lowest price we have tracked for it. The same controller, in case you’re wondering, is currently fetching $60 at Amazon, where you’ll also find the Sky Cipher model at $64, down from its usual price of $70. Head below for more details.
The Ghost Cipher is a unique controller that looks visually stunning and very different from the rest in Microsoft’s Xbox lineup. Its clear casing allows you to peek inside and admire the silver metallic components that power its functionality. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, though, this gamepad delivers the same functionality and a comfortable grip as the standard Xbox controllers. It also offers the same responsive buttons and a familiar layout that we’ve come to know and love about Xbox controllers. It’s a great piece to add to your collection and it has never sold for less than today’s discounted price.
This deal comes hot on the heels of the one we highlighted yesterday that drops a handful of Xbox controllers in different colors down to $40. It’s a great time to pick up some Xbox controllers for your battlestation, so be sure to check them out. And if you’re in the market for a new Xbox Series X console, then Walmart will let you have one right now with an additional controller for $490 as a part of its Black Friday sale.
Microsoft Ghost Cipher Xbox controller features:
- Connectivity Technology: Wireless
- Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
- Buttons & Controls: Hybrid D-pad, Share Button
- Platform Supported: Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Windows Devices
- Features: Custom Button Mapping, Textured grip on triggers, bumpers, and back case
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