Sony has
825GB Sony PlayStation 5 Slim Console (Digital) on sale for $499 - $125 off when you apply coupon code
PS5KLARNA at checkout =
$374. Shipping is free.
Sony also has
1TB Sony PlayStation 5 Slim Console (Disc) on sale for $549.99 - $125 off when you apply coupon code
PS5KLARNA at checkout =
$424.99. Shipping is free.
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The PS5 Slim disc bundle stands out for getting the 1TB disc model and free shipping, with the disc version adding more storage and a drive that would cost about $80 separately. The console is described as running smoothly, and the extra controller add on is framed as useful backup value, especially for longer sessions or local multiplayer. The main drawback is price, since the deal is compared unfavorably with past Black Friday PS5 bundles and cheaper used or open box options. The promo code also stopped working, so the offer appears to have expired.
PS5 players who are going to start playing right away because one commenter said "if you're going to play right away then buy it," instead of waiting for a lower price later.
People who want a smooth-running PS5 without upgrading soon because one commenter reported their PS5 Slim 1TB disc has been running smoothly for 1.5 years and said there's "no need to upgrade to ps6," calling it a great deal.
Buyers who can use the disc version for physical games and want the extra storage because commenters noted the disc model adds a disc drive and 1TB storage (vs the digital model's 825GB) for about $50 more.
Shoppers who are willing to compare against used-market pricing and still want a new console because one commenter said they keep an eye on eBay/Mercari where lightly used PS5s are often listed around $600 or less, and Amazon open-box can be "like new."
PS5 buyers who want a backup controller for couch co-op because commenters discussed that controller battery life is often around ~5 hours and that having an extra controller "would not be a bad thing" for longer sessions or when someone else plays.
Shoppers who were planning to rely on the promo code/coupon because several commenters reported the code was invalid or dead (e.g., "coupon code is invalid now," "code dead," "doesn't work").
Deal-hunters comparing against past Black Friday bundle pricing because multiple commenters said it's "not a good deal" and referenced earlier Black Friday PS5 bundles at $349.99 (Spider-Man 2 or COD) at Target.
People who are trying to wait for a much lower "real worth" price because one commenter said if you're not playing immediately, you should wait for the disc console to drop below $300.
Buyers who refuse to spend over $400 because one commenter said "I refuse to spend over $400" and instead bought a used slim digital for $275 plus a disc drive to keep the out-of-pocket cost under $400.
Movie-disc and Plex-streaming users because one commenter said PS5/XSX are "pretty bad movie disc players" without Dolby Vision and that Plex streaming support is also poor, recommending Roku Ultra/Apple TV instead.
People expecting the digital model to have more storage than the disc model because one commenter questioned why the digital version has less HD space than the disc version and expected the opposite.
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Do people buy a PS5 to play something like madden and marvel vs capcom only? Those were pretty much the games I wasn't interested in back then with PS2. With PS1, I recall syphon filter was good. SNES you had mortal kombat and super mario and mariokart.
If you planning to play by yourself, is it worth buying a PS5 for this? I know you can play online against other players so that is what most people do anyway right? Seems weird if you were to play madden with someone next to you, well they know what plays you going to play since it's the same screen. The last time I played any type of video games was on PS2 and on my old pentium windows laptop when it was windows 2000 or so and before XP and played like the roms of mortal kombat and madden. With the computer, this was like 2004 and before though. The thing is I heard of call of duty and fortnite but none of that would interest me as I have seen how it looked. None of those games interest me. Metal Gear Solid and Resident Evil were games that were interesting though. But mainly madden and like marvel vs capcom. Or you can just play those games online on the computer?
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err... no. Sony moved/ spread manufacturing from their lessons learned under the chip shortage.. Europe already seen their higher PS5 costs Q1 of this year. Price hikes were always going to come to the US regardless who was running it.
"In May 2025, Sony revealed that President Donald Trump's imposed tariffs on imported electronics would cost the company around $680 million. This could lead to the PlayStation 5's price going up in the United States. Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki has previously stated that the company had been considering producing the console in the U.S. to make manufacturing more efficient."
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