"The PS5 Digital Edition (slim) is still available from GameStop and Sony for around $399 ($100 off) - its lowest price of the year - while the standard PS5 (slim) is going for around $449 ($100 off) at Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. And if you want a more powerful console, the PS5 Pro is now available at Amazon, Target, and Walmart for around $649 ($100 off), matching its best price to date."
"If you're wondering what the main differences are, the standard PS5 features a built-in disc drive, which the cheaper PS5 Digital Edition lacks. That means you can play physical games or Blu-rays without needing to spend an extra $79.99 on Sony's external disc drive. Other than that, though, they're pretty similar, with each offering 1TB of internal storage, which you can expand with a heatsink-equipped drive."
All three PlayStation 5 models are discounted by about $100 through December 18, with the PS5 Digital Edition (slim) at roughly $399, the standard PS5 (slim) at roughly $449, and the PS5 Pro at roughly $649. The standard PS5 includes a built-in disc drive while the Digital Edition lacks one, but both offer 1TB of internal storage expandable with a heatsink-equipped drive. The PS5 Pro adds 2TB storage, a 62 percent faster GPU, improved ray tracing, Wi‑Fi 7, and AI-powered upscaling for higher frame rates on select "PS5 Pro Enhanced" titles. Visual improvements vary by game and viewing distance. Sony accessories are also included in the sale.
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