PS5 Black Friday deals: $100 off consoles — Digital $399, Standard $449, Pro $649
Sony is offering a $100 discount across the PS5 lineup this Black Friday, with deals going live on November 21. The PS5 Digital Edition drops to $399, the standard PS5 to $449, and the PS5 Pro to $649 — some of the best prices we’ve seen this year.
These price cuts make now a strong time to buy whether you’re entering the PlayStation ecosystem or upgrading. All consoles support 4K output, 3D Audio and the immersive DualSense controller features like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.
Notable accessory discounts
- DualSense Wireless Controller: $60 (about $20 off) in multiple colors.
- DualSense Edge: $170 — Sony’s premium, pro‑grade controller with remappable buttons and modular sticks.
- PlayStation Portal: $180 — Sony’s remote streaming handheld for playing your PS5 over Wi‑Fi.
Who should consider which model?
If you want the lowest price and mainly download games, the PS5 Digital Edition at $399 is the most affordable entry. The standard PS5 ($449) adds a disc drive for physical media and is a good middle ground. The PS5 Pro ($649) targets players who want the top performance and enhanced ray tracing for sharper visuals.
Tips before you buy
- Confirm the exact bundle or configuration — some retailers bundle games or accessories that can change the overall value.
- Check stock and retailer launch times on Nov 21 (Sony, Amazon, Walmart and other major retailers typically participate).
- Consider storage needs — PS5 storage can fill up quickly with modern titles; you may want to budget for an SSD expansion or buy a bundle that includes extra storage.
- If you play online, remember PlayStation Plus subscription costs for multiplayer — check current promotions that may include bonus months or extra content.
Looking to compare deals? Start shopping (opens in a new tab): PS5 deals on Amazon. For official specs and comparisons, visit PlayStation.
Discussion: Which PS5 model or accessory are you most likely to buy this Black Friday — the Pro for performance, the standard for discs, or the Digital Edition for the best price? Share your pick and why.