The PlayStation 5 is here at last — at least if you’re lucky enough to find it in stock. Pre-orders have shipped and the holidays are through, but it hasn’t become any easier to track down Sony’s latest console. Although you’ll have a tough time getting your hands on a PS5, that just gives you plenty of time to save up your hard-earned cash. Here’s everything you need to know about the PS5 price as well as where you should hopefully be able to find the console.
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PS5 price for both editions
The PS5 price for the standard edition (the one with a disc drive) is $499.99 in the US. The PS5 price for the digital edition (the one without a disc drive) sets you back $399.99 in the US. Folks up in Canada have to pony up $629 CAD for the standard edition and $499 CAD for the digital edition.
In Europe, pricing is about the same at €499 for the standard edition and €399 for the digital edition. In the UK, the PS5 price is £449 and £359, respectively. Finally, in Japan, the price runs ¥49,980 for the standard edition and ¥39,980 for the digital edition.
In India, the PS5 with a disc drive comes in at Rs. 49,990 whereas the digital edition costs Rs. 39,990. Sony hasn’t announced a release or pre-order date in the country yet.
Where can I buy a PS5?
If you see a site proclaiming that they will have the PlayStation 5 in stock, be ready. It’s bound to sell out almost instantly, so you may spend precious time coming up empty-handed. The console has been popping up at major retailers here and there over the past few months, and patience is the name of the game. Do your best to stick with reputable retailers and avoid the resale market — most sites are bound to price-gouge pretty heavily on the PS5.
Check out the buttons below for the PS5 product pages at all major retailers. We can’t promise that any of them are in stock, but these links should get you to the right places.
What PS5 bundles does Sony offer?
While you won’t find any deals on the brand-new PlayStation 5, Best Buy seems to be the place to be if you want a PS5 bundle. The retailer has a total of ten to choose from, each with its own add-ons. They’re all out of stock, but here are the details for each one:
PS5 standard edition bundles:
- Spider-Man package — Includes Spider-Man: Miles Morales
- Extra controller package — Includes second DualSense controller
- Call of Duty package — Includes Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Turtle Beach 600 Gen 2 headset
- NBA 2K21 package — Includes second DualSense controller and NBA 2K21
- PlayStation Store package — Includes $75 PlayStation Store credit
- Action games package — Includes Demon’s Souls, Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
- CyberPunk 2077 package — Includes CyberPunk 2077
- Extra controller and camera package — Includes second DualSense controller and HD camera
PS5 digital edition bundles:
- Extra controller package — Includes second DualSense controller
- Digital extras package — Includes $75 PlayStation Store credit and 12-month PlayStation Plus membership
What games launched with the PS5 console?
Sony launched some serious titles with the PS5. The titles cover pretty much all genres, and there are plenty more to come. We can’t list them all here, but you can feel free to read a few highlights below:
- Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
- Astro’s Playroom (included with console)
- Demon’s Souls
- Destruction AllStars
- Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition
- Godfall
- Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales
- Observer: System Redux
- Sackboy: A Big Adventure
For a more extensive list, check out: Sony PlayStation 5 games
This does not include any of the PS4 games that we’re hoping will be playable on the PS5. If you want to know which PS4 games you can play on the PS5, check out our article on backward compatibility on the PS5 here.