Update: This popular deal is now only available in-store.
Target has for
Target Circle Members (
free to join):
Sony PlayStation 5 Console (Disc Edition) on sale for
$349.99 when you save the Circle offer
here or on the product page. This deal is available in-store only.
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff Member
Eragorn for posting this deal.
Note: Availability for in-store purchase may vary by location.
Includes:
- Sony PlayStation 5 Console
- Sony PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller
- Sony PlayStation DualSense USB Charging Cable
- HDMI Cable/AC Power Cord
- Base
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Maybe I should not get the PS5 given the extra $200 difference which is a lot. Idk but I'm torned
With $120 off $599 offer, plus 3% Amex cashback, plus 15% CB, if I sell the extra controller for $40, it is cheaper than this Target offer. And the PS5 at Dell is the new Slim model with disc drive and comes with Spiderman 2!
Deal 1 (This Target Deal):
PS5 Slim Edition: $350
Controller: $50
Spiderman PS5 Game: $70
Wireless Charging Station: $30
Total Cost = $350 + $50 + $70 + $30 = $500
Deal 2 (AMEX Dell Deal for $120 off $600):
PS5 Slim Edition: $500
Controller: $50
Spiderman PS5 Game: $0 (since it comes with the bundle)
Wireless Charging Station: $30
Discount: $120
Total Cost = $500 + $50 + $30 - $120 = $460
I didn't take into consideration the credit card savings from using an AMEX Card since if you're a Target credit card (RedCard) holder, you get 5% back from there too. I simply wanted to ballpark if the savings were comparable and it turns out the Dell option was better.
The great thing with Dell is that you don't have to get a 2nd controller or wireless charging station. You can get anything on their website. They sell docking stations, mouses, keyboards, headphones, printers, laptop cases, usb drives, etc.
Comparing the two deals:
Deal 1: $500
Deal 2: $460
Deal 1 allows you to choose specific accessories and games for an additional cost but requires you to go in-store with limited quantity. Deal 2 requires you to have an AMEX card to redeem the offer. You also don't need to go in-store to buy everything.
Conclusion: Go with the AMEX Dell option.
Deal 1 (This Target Deal):
PS5 Slim Edition: $350
Controller: $50
Spiderman PS5 Game: $70
Wireless Charging Station: $30
Total Cost = $350 + $50 + $70 + $30 = $500
Deal 2 (AMEX Dell Deal for $120 off $600):
PS5 Slim Edition: $500
Controller: $50
Spiderman PS5 Game: $70
Wireless Charging Station: $30
Discount: $120
Total Cost = $500 + $50 + $70 + $30 - $120 = $530
I didn't take into consideration the credit card savings from using an AMEX Card since if you're a Target credit card (RedCard) holder, you get 5% back from there too. I simply wanted to ballpark if the savings were comparable, and it is.
The cool thing with Dell is that it you don't have to get a 2nd controller, you can get anything on their website. They sell docking stations, mouses, keyboards, headphones, printers, etc.
Comparing the two deals:
Deal 1: $500
Deal 2: $530
Both deals end up costing a very similar amount. Deal 1 allows you to choose specific accessories and games for an additional cost but requires you to go in-store with limited quantity. Deal 2 requires you to have an AMEX card to redeem the offer. You also don't need to go in-store to buy everything.
Deal 1 (This Target Deal):
PS5 Slim Edition: $350
Controller: $50
Spiderman PS5 Game: $70
Wireless Charging Station: $30
Total Cost = $350 + $50 + $70 + $30 = $500
Deal 2 (AMEX Dell Deal for $120 off $600):
PS5 Slim Edition: $500
Controller: $50
Spiderman PS5 Game: $70
Wireless Charging Station: $30
Discount: $120
Total Cost = $500 + $50 + $70 + $30 - $120 = $530
I didn't take into consideration the credit card savings from using an AMEX Card since if you're a Target credit card (RedCard) holder, you get 5% back from there too. I simply wanted to ballpark if the savings were comparable, and it is.
The great thing with Dell is that it you don't have to get a 2nd controller, you can get anything on their website. They sell docking stations, mouses, keyboards, headphones, printers, etc.
Comparing the two deals:
Deal 1: $500
Deal 2: $530
Both deals end up costing a very similar amount. Deal 1 allows you to choose specific accessories and games for an additional cost but requires you to go in-store with limited quantity. Deal 2 requires you to have an AMEX card to redeem the offer. You also don't need to go in-store to buy everything.
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