The PlayStation 5 Pro costs $700 and is available to preorder at multiple major retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, and Target.
PS5 Pro
$699 | Releases November 7
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PS5 Disc Drive
$80
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The PS5 Pro arrives in less than two weeks, and preorders are still available at multiple major retailers as of October 26. The PlayStation 5 Pro costs $700 and is up for preorder at retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, and Target ahead of its November 7 release date.
PS5 Pro retailer listings: In stock at all retailers
- Amazon
- Target
- Walmart
- Best Buy
- GameStop
Sony’s high-powered console launches alongside the Chroma Collection, which includes shiny new DualSense controllers and console covers. Also launching the same day is the Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense, and preorders have been restocked at Best Buy, Target, and Walmart.
Fortnite Limited-Edition PS5 DualSense Wireless Controller
$85 | Releases November 7
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The PS5 Pro is a digital-only console with support for Sony’s $80 Disc Drive attachment that released alongside the PS5 Slim Digital last year. If you prefer to place your consoles upright, you’ll need to buy the PlayStation Vertical Stand for $30. All told, you could be looking at $810 plus your local tax rate. It’s worth noting that PS5 Slim and PS5 Slim Digital owners also need to purchase the stand separately; this isn’t unique to the PS5 Pro.
The PS5 Pro initially became available to preorder at major retailers on October 10 alongside another highly anticipated PlayStation console. Preorders for the PS5 Slim Digital 30th Anniversary Edition started at the same time, but as expected, all five retailers sold out fast.
PS5 Pro
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$699 | Releases November 7
The PS5 Pro features a larger GPU that, according to Sony, allows for 45% faster rendering and support for enhanced visual technology like AI-driven upscaling and advanced ray tracing.
It comes with a 2TB SSD, double the storage space of all other PS5 models. This is fairly significant when you consider 1TB SSDs with comparable quality typically cost around $100. So if you wanted a PS5 Slim or Slim Digital console with 2TB storage capacity, you’d often need to spend $600 or $550, respectively, for the console and additional 1TB SSD.
The PS5 Pro also features a minimal design refresh with wider “racing stripes” on the side panels. It comes packaged with a standard DualSense 5 controller.
If you’re new to the PS5 and need more controllers for multiplayer, DualSense controllers cost $75-$80 each, depending on the color, which reflects a $5 price increase that went into effect recently. There are numerous DualSense color variants, including the new Chroma Indigo and Pearl controllers that release the same day as the PS5 Pro; the Chroma Teal DualSense launches in January.
A new Fortnite-themed Limited Edition DualSense releases November 7 as well. It’s been difficult to find in stock, but Target and Walmart have restocked preorders (as of October 26).
- Preorder Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense Controller
- Preorder at Target
- Preorder at Walmart
- Preorder Chroma Indigo DualSense Controller — $80
- Preorder Chroma Pearl DualSense Controller — $80
- Preorder Chroma Teal DualSense Controller — $80
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PS5 Disc Drive
$80
The PS5 Pro’s 2TB SSD means it can store more games than launch and Slim PS5 models, but if you plan to play physical games on the PS5 Pro, you’re also going to need the PS5 Disc Drive attachment. This $80 add-on launched last holiday for the PS5 Slim Digital, but it’s also compatible with the upcoming PS5 Pro.
The Disc Drive has sold out frequently over the past month due to increased interest, but as of October 26, it’s in stock at Best Buy, Target, and Walmart, Amazon is sold out, and you need to be a Pro member to buy it from GameStop.
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