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Weirdly, you don't expect to find the best PS5 deals during major shopping events like Black Friday from PlayStation. Instead, the best discounts can most often be found from retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Target.

But that could all change this year, because PlayStation has jumped ahead of the competition by offering a bunch of tempting deals on consoles, accessories, and more. And most of these deals are available until the end of the year, so you don't need to feel like you're being pressured into a purchase.

SEE ALSO: PS5 vs. PS5 Slim: What are the differences?

Until Jan. 2, the Pulse Elite wireless headset is on sale for $20 off in the PlayStation Black Friday sale. This premium headset offers lifelike sound in your favourite games with planar magnetic drivers, and lets you hear every detail with a lossless, lightning-fast PlayStation Link wireless connection. The fully retractable microphone is even equipped with AI-enhanced noise rejection.

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