AGON by AOC Bundles Free 3-Month Xbox PC Game Pass in the Philippines

AGON by AOC is giving away a free 3-month Xbox PC Game Pass with select gaming monitor purchases in the Philippines. The bundle runs from June 8 to 30, 2026, and shoppers at DataBlitz and Game One nationwide can register for the free code through a redemption form on the AGON by AOC PH Facebook page.

The 3-month pass is stated to be worth up to ₱2,650.17, with the underlying Xbox PC Game Pass tier listed at $13.99 a month. AGON by AOC says the offer is open while supplies last at both retailers.

What AGON by AOC Is Putting on the Table

AGON by AOC is the gaming sub-brand of display maker AOC, and it sells in the Philippines through DataBlitz and Game One. From June 8 to 30, 2026, anyone buying a participating AGON monitor at either retailer walks away with a 3-month subscription to Xbox PC Game Pass for free.

• Promo window: June 8 to 30, 2026
• Headline value: 3-month Xbox PC Game Pass, listed as worth up to ₱2,650.17 (or $13.99 per month)
• Where to buy: DataBlitz and Game One stores nationwide, while supplies last

Three Philippine outlets reported the offer in the same window, and all three state the same dates, the same peso value, and the same two-store exclusivity. The promotion is on the customer at the register, not a rebate after the fact, so the path from monitor to 3 months of Game Pass starts inside one of those two chains.

Which AGON Monitors Come With the Bundle

Eligible units are grouped under selected AGON OLED, 5K, 4K, and 2K gaming monitors. The brand frames those four classes as the floor for the offer, not the full AGON catalog, and the promo materials stop short of publishing a per-model SKU list.

The practical test is the in-store eligibility at DataBlitz and Game One, not the class on the box. AGON by AOC’s official Philippine site carries the current monitor lineup if a buyer wants to cross-check the model name on the shelf before paying.

For buyers, the relevant question is whether the unit on the shelf is on the in-store list, since the free Game Pass code sits on top of whatever class is on the box. The four classes set the price band the bundle lands in, and the retailer list sets whether the code actually arrives in the buyer’s inbox.

The Numbers Behind the Bundle

The promo’s peso value is printed as ₱2,650.17 across all three Philippine outlets that carried the announcement. The U.S. dollar figure next to it, $13.99 per month, lines up with the post-cut price of PC Game Pass on Microsoft’s global pricing, after the company’s official Xbox Game Pass price update from April 2026 took PC Game Pass from $16.49 down to $13.99 a month.

The two figures travel together because the offer’s stated value is the dollar rate on the U.S. PC Game Pass tier, not a peso figure set by AGON. The promo materials put both numbers in the same line, so a shopper can read either as the headline. Microsoft’s own price-update post sets the dollar side; the Philippine outlets print the converted peso value verbatim.

How Buyers Claim the 3-Month Code

Redemption is a separate step from the purchase, and the promo’s mechanics push buyers through a Google Forms claim page linked on the AGON by AOC PH Facebook page. The form is the gate to the Xbox code, and the code itself is redeemed through a Microsoft account on PC.

Supplies are finite. HungryGeeks PH says the redemption is “valid while supplies last,” which is the only ceiling on the offer AOC has published. There is no published per-store cap and no published per-customer cap in any of the three PH sources, so the practical advice is to register the day of purchase rather than weeks later.

1. Buy a participating AGON gaming monitor at DataBlitz or Game One PH, and keep the official receipt with the model and serial number.
2. Open the redemption form linked on the AGON by AOC PH Facebook page and submit the required purchase details before the offer closes.
3. Receive the 3-month Xbox PC Game Pass code by email, then redeem it through a Microsoft account on PC inside the Xbox app for Windows.
4. Mind the “while supplies last” line, register the day of purchase, and watch the inbox for the code after Microsoft’s standard claim processing.

After the 3 free months end, the subscription rolls over at the then-current PC Game Pass rate in the Philippines unless the buyer cancels through their Microsoft account. Microsoft publishes the recurring-billing and cancellation terms on the same Xbox PC Game Pass product page on the Microsoft Store that hosts the subscription in the PH store.

What 3 Months of PC Game Pass Actually Get You

Xbox PC Game Pass is Microsoft’s all-you-can-play subscription for PC, and Microsoft’s own PH product page lists the day-one releases and headline franchises a buyer gets inside the 3-month window. The bundle therefore adds the subscription, not a fixed list of games, and the catalog updates every month as Microsoft adds and rotates titles.

• Day-one access to new Microsoft-published releases, with Microsoft naming Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, High on Life 2, The Outer Worlds 2, Hollow Knight: Silksong, and Grounded 2 as recent or upcoming examples.
• EA Play included, which adds access to EA’s biggest franchises and trials of select new EA titles at no extra cost.
• In-game benefits in Riot’s free-to-play lineup, including bonuses for League of Legends and VALORANT once the Riot account is linked to the Xbox profile.
• Member discounts of up to 20% off select games and add-ons in the Microsoft Store, on top of the subscription library.

The wider value of a Game Pass slot for smaller games shows in the way a single day-one listing moves a tiny studio’s launch, and what a day-one Xbox Game Pass slot does for a small game is a clean read on what a Game Pass month really moves for indies. Anyone redeeming the AGON code for the first time should expect a normal PC Game Pass sign-in on Windows 10 or 11, version 22H2 or higher, per the Xbox PC Game Pass Philippine subscription page.

A Short Window at Two Stores

The whole promotion opens on June 8 and closes on June 30, 2026, and the only sales channel is the physical retail footprint of DataBlitz and Game One. The redemption form is the second step, not the first, and the monitor has to land in the buyer’s hands at one of the two chains before the form goes anywhere.

AGON by AOC is not the only display maker using a free-bundle wager in 2026, and Samsung’s separate 2026 monitor bundle with free gear and credit runs in parallel for shoppers cross-shopping a different display brand. The AGON bundle, specifically, adds 3 months of every Microsoft-published PC game on launch day to whatever AGON monitor the buyer picks up.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the AGON Xbox PC Game Pass bundle end?

The promotion runs from June 8 to 30, 2026, per AGON by AOC and three independent Philippine outlets. The redemption form has to be filed within the same promo window, since the offer closes on June 30.

Which Philippine stores carry the AGON Xbox PC Game Pass bundle?

DataBlitz and Game One stores nationwide carry the bundle, and it is not available through any other Philippine retailer. Both stores sell the eligible AGON units and accept the redemption form for the free 3-month code.

Can the 3-month Game Pass code be redeemed on Xbox console, or only on PC?

The code is for Xbox PC Game Pass, the PC-only tier, and it is redeemed through a Microsoft account on PC. Microsoft’s own terms confirm the subscription runs on the Windows version of the Xbox app.

Will the subscription auto-renew after the 3 free months?

Microsoft’s recurring-billing terms say yes, the subscription continues at the then-current PC Game Pass rate in the Philippines unless the buyer cancels. The cancellation path is the buyer’s Microsoft account, and Microsoft must give at least 30 days notice of any future price change.

Is the AGON bundle available to anyone, or just new Game Pass subscribers?

The PH promotion materials published by AGON by AOC do not restrict the offer to new Game Pass subscribers. A buyer redeems the code through a Microsoft account, and Microsoft’s general terms for promotional offers apply on top.