SAVE $50: As of Oct. 7,scholarly reviews of sex and eroticism in mesopotamian literature the PS5 Digital Edition is on sale for $399.99 at Amazon. That's a saving of 11% on its list price.
Opens in a new window Credit: Sony PlayStation 5 Digital Edition (slim) $399.99 at Amazon When it comes to serious console gaming, one device stands above all others in 2024: the PS5. Sure, there are other consoles out there, but PlayStation fans will tell you that the latest gen of their favorite console is unbeatable for gaming. (And they're not wrong.)
There’s great news if you’re looking to get a deal on the PS5. The PS5 Digital Edition is currently on sale at Amazon for $399.99 during the mega-retailer's October Prime Day event. Officially called Prime Big Deal Days, the sale takes place on Oct. 8 and 9, but early deals are already live. We don't expect this console to get any cheaper tomorrow. And while $399.99 still sounds like a big figure, it’s actually a savings of $50 — a total of 11% off the regular price.
SEE ALSO: 8 best noise-cancelling headphones to buy on Prime DayIt’s worth noting that this is the pared-down version of the PS5. It has the same amount of storage — 1TB — but it’s physically smaller, weighing 1.3 pounds less. The real difference is that it doesn’t have a disc drive, so you can’t play DVDs or Blu-rays. But it cuts down on space and the gaming performance is exactly the same. So, if you can live without a Blu-Ray player or physical copies of games, there's no reason not to save $50. You can buy an extra game with your winnings.
If you’re serious about your gaming and want to upgrade at a discounted price, don’t miss the PS5 Digital Edition at this bargain price.
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