"Fallout Season 1 4K UHD Steelbook Preorders Open at Amazon UK"

It's been some time since the Fallout series first captivated audiences on Amazon Prime Video, but now fans have the opportunity to preorder the highly anticipated 4K Ultra-HD Steelbook version of Season 1 at Amazon UK. Priced at £50, this limited edition is generating significant buzz among collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Although the release date is set for Monday, the 7th of July, 2025, this special edition has already sold out at Amazon US, indicating its popularity and limited availability. Additionally, it's currently unavailable at other UK retailers such as Zavvi and HMV, making Amazon UK the exclusive pre-order destination for this coveted item.

Fallout Season 1: 4K UHD Steelbook Edition

• Release Date: July 7, 2025
• Price: £50.00 at Amazon UK
• Fallout Season 1 (Blu-ray): £30.00
• Fallout Season 1 (DVD): £20.00

Amazon UK remains the only place where you can secure an order for this stunning new 4K version of the season, housed in a sleek steelbook that prominently features Walton Goggins' character, The Ghoul. If the £50 price tag is a bit steep, preorders for the Blu-ray and DVD versions of Fallout Season 1 are also available at Amazon UK, priced at £30 and £25 respectively.

The steelbook itself boasts Vault-Tec-style artwork adorned with the iconic Vault Boy, and the three discs inside are themed in Vault-Tec blue. This limited edition also includes a set of character-themed postcards, though a complete product description is not yet available. It's worth noting that The Ghoul graces the cover of these postcards as well.

This 4K UHD Steelbook Edition is undoubtedly the ultimate way to experience Fallout Season 1, whether you're revisiting the series or diving into it for the first time with this physical release. We've confirmed that the discs in this set are region-free, making it an excellent option for fans in the US as well, especially since preorders are currently out of stock at Amazon US.

While the show is still accessible with an Amazon Prime membership, the 4K quality of this physical release promises an enhanced viewing experience without the audio and visual compromises often associated with streaming due to video file compression.