PS5 Deals

Compare PS5 bundles and deals from leading UK gaming retailers. Stock checked multiple times an hour. Use our filter to find your perfect PS5 deal and buy your PS5 console today!

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PlayStation 5 Stock Alerts

Note: After some big individual stock drops at the end of February, we're hopeful that we'll continue to see the PS5 stock situation continue to ease in April. Check out our PS5 stock timeline to see every single major stock drop we've had in the UK since the PS5 launched. We'll also be rounding up the latest PS5 stock rumours each day.

We're monitoring PlayStation 5 stock with all of our partner retailers. To keep on top of stock alerts we advise to join our Discord channel and sign up to our mailing list:

Current PS5 Models

There are currently 2 models available for the PlayStation 5, the Standard and Digital:

PS5

74 deals from £449.00

PS5 Digital Edition

45 deals from £359.00

Finding a PS5 console - retailer by retailer

PS5 stock remains extremely scarce, but here's some helpful hints on what to expect from each of the UK's major retailers when it comes to PS5 bundle re-stocks:

GAME PS5 bundles

Of all the major retailers, GAME have had the most reliable and plentiful re-stocks of the PS5.
GAME re-stocks typically occur between the morning and midday, from about 8am.
They've also been typically launching a second, smaller batch of consoles (likely as a result of failed orders earlier in the day) at around lunchtime to 2PM.
When stock is available, they implement a queue system - getting in early to the queue is vital, as it can stretch up to several hours of wait time
When stock is available, you'll typically be able to see the bundles available - clicking on one of these will then activate the queue. You aren't limited to the bundle you clicked once you're through the queue, but it can help speed the process up if you select the bundle you want.
Consoles by themselves go out of stock much faster than bundles. If you've got the budget, we recommend focusing on bundles - don't despair if the consoles on their own go out of stock.

Amazon PS5 bundles

Amazon have done a couple of re-stocks of the PS5, and we expect these will become more frequent as the stock situation eases.
They implement no queue system - the stock will simply appear on site, likely on the same page you're able to navigate to at any point in time which states the PS5 is 'Currently unavailable'.
In the past, Amazon's re-stocks have typically occurred between mid-morning and mid-afternoon.

Currys PS5 bundles

Currys have had, after GAME, the most frequent re-stocks of the console.
Like GAME, Currys will implement a site-wide queue when they have stock. Unlike GAME, however, you will have no option to browse the bundles before going into the queue; the Currys queue is site-wide, and you'll need to go through it before you can access any area of the site.

Argos PS5 bundles

Argos have had a couple of small PS5 re-stocks since the console launched in November.
It's been extremely difficult to predict when these happen - they've typically launched very early in the morning, at around 3am.

Very PS5 bundles

Very have had quite a sizeable amount of stock of both the PS5 and Xbox Series X, although it's been a little while since they had a full 'drop' of stock for the PS5.
Their site is extremely robust and they do not implement any sort of queue system.
All of their bundles are listed on a single page - you simply click the console you want and see the available options down the right-hand side above the add to cart button.
As with several of the other retailers listed, stock on bundled options tends to hang around longer than the console on its own.
Re-stocks are hard to predict, though they tend to happen most frequently from mid-morning to mid-afternoon.

eBay PS5 bundles

At Console Deals, you'll only see eBay listings from approved storefronts - these are almost all stores we've worked with for several years and that have extremely good reputations. Many are the eBay storefronts of retailers such as Argos or Currys.
We've seen several re-stocks from such sellers on eBay. These re-stocks have comprised of a new, unopened console (just like you'd buy from another retailer listed here) with lots of add-in games and accessories.
These bundles are expensive, generally coming in at at least £200 more than the console's RRP, but if you're determined to get a console, they're certainly an avenue worth exploring

Blockbuster franchises will return in 2021 exclusive to PS5

The PlayStation 4 platform is currently enjoying great financial and critical success, having launched in 2013 to quickly sell 100 million units and become the most popular home video game console. November 2020 saw it replaced with the imminent arrival of PlayStation 5, kicking off a totally new generation with lots to look forward to.

Our first look at several PlayStation 5 titles arrived in June, with some already available to pre-order. Two of the PS4’s biggest exclusives, Marvel’s Spider-Man and Horizon Zero Dawn are both getting sequels (Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Horizon II: Forbidden West). Major new projects from third party studios include Counterplay Games’ Godfall, Bethesda’s Ghostwire: Tokyo and Capcom’s Resident Evil Village. We’re also seeing entries in classic PlayStation series, with a fourth mainline Crash Bandicoot game and a new Ratchet and Clank adventure to look forward to.

When is the PS5 release date?

We finally have a confirmed release date for both the PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition – November 19th. This is a week later than some other territories, including the US, and – more significantly – is nine days later than we’ll be getting the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. Historically, the console that has launched first has had a big advantage, so we’ll see what sort of effect this has on the PS5’s fortunes over the coming months!

When will the PS5 be back in stock?

The PS5 sold out almost instantly, as soon as pre-orders were announced, and since then stock has been like gold dust. In fact, we've not seen any stock of the Digital Edition console since launch day, and only tiny numbers of the standard console at major UK retailers.

It's very difficult to predict when we might next get another drop of stock, but we're hopeful that no news is good news as Sony preps large new re-stocks of stock worldwide. This might mean waiting a bit longer for the PS5 to re-appear, but it should mean that everybody who is looking for one should have the opportunity to get one. Stock continues to be hard to come by, but with each drop, demand seems to be a little less, suggesting we're not too far from being at the stage when stock is regularly available.

In the meantime, make sure to sign up to our email list and Discord server above, as well as keeping an eye on this page and our social channels - some retailers are still listing stock every now and then, but it's extremely limited, so you have to be very fast to get one.

What will the PS5 cost in the UK?

As well as a release date, we finally have pricing for both the PS5 and the PS5 Digital Edition here in the UK. The PS5 console will set you back an RRP of £499.99, while the PS5 Digital Edition will retail at £359.99. The PS5 is therefore the same price at launch as the Xbox Series X, Microsoft’s new flagship console, which sets up a very intriguing battle between the two consoles. Meanwhile the PS5 Digital Edition will come in at £110 more than the Xbox Series S, but that isn’t a like-for-like comparison given the PS5 has all the power of the main console, while the Series S has reduced power in addition to no disc drive.

Some retailers have been bundling the bulk of their PS5 stock as bundles to help deter scalpers, so be prepared to possibly spend a bit extra in order to secure a console which stock remains an issue.

When will we start to see PS5 deals?

As you've probably gathered from the table above, we're yet to see any significant offers on the PS5. Neither console model has yet to dip below its RRP when sold on its own, and the bundles we've seen have been no cheaper than buying their component parts separately (in fact, in some cases, they've cost a bit more than if shopping around and buying the included parts on their own).

This, of course, isn't a huge surprise; the PS5 is so hard to get hold of at the moment that it wouldn't really make sense for retailers to start discounting it yet. So when we might to seeing some genuine PS5 deals? Well, we'll first need to see the stock situation equalise. We're not taking any firm bets on when this might happen, but we're hopeful that by the middle of the year, there should be enough stock available in the UK that most people willing to pay full price for a PS5 will be able to get their hands on one. This will likely remain the situation until we head into November and Black Friday. It's here that we might finally reach the point where an in-stock PS5 isn't a guaranteed sell out, and retailers switch to trying to incentivise Christmas shoppers to buy from them and not a rival. At that point, we may begin to see some enticing bundles at the very least.

The most powerful PlayStation console released

The next generation of consoles will bring with it a much higher level of graphical fidelity, with further refinements made to reduce load times and push faster frame rates. The PlayStation 5 will achieve this using a bespoke 8-core AMD chipset and a custom SSD. PSVR will also continue to be supported, with all pre-existing headsets compatible with PS4 already confirmed to work with PlayStation 5. We’ll know for sure in a few short months, but PS5 will be the most powerful PlayStation ever.

Two models to choose from

Though the PS4 has embraced two console models side by side – the Slim and more powerful Pro – it’s been traditional that new consoles have launched with only one model. However, that is no longer the case with the PS5. Launching alongside a traditional console that features a Blu-ray disc drive is the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, which features no drive and will instead rely on digital downloads of games. While we don’t yet have pricing information, we can be confident that the Digital Edition will come in at a lower price point, much like the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition has.

A revised controller design for PlayStation 5

While the final aesthetic for the actual console remains a mystery, a good indication of what it will look like can probably be clued in by the PS5 controller. The DualSense replaces the Dualshock as the PlayStation 5’s official gamepad of choice, shaking up the design and baking in several new modern features that make for the ultimate immersive experience. Adaptative triggers on the L2 and R2 buttons, for example, allows the controller to depict the feel of in-game actions as realistically as possible. As such, drawing back a bowstring or firing a gun delivers the appropriate haptic feedback.

The DualSense PS5 controller also features a built-in mic, removing the need for players to use a dedicated headset for chat. Then you have the revised lightbar and touchpad design, which is a lot less garish compared to how the DualShock 4 handled the concept. Also gone is the dedicated “Share” button, now replaced by the ominous “Create” button that PlayStation has yet to elaborate on outside of teasing how it will offer “new ways for players to create epic gameplay content to share with the world”. The DualSense controller will arrive alongside PlayStation 5 later this year.

Release Date	November 19th, 2020
Price	£359.99/£449.99
RAM	24GB total with reportedly 20GB GDDR6
Storage	825GB Custom SSD
Ray Tracing	Yes
Backwards Compatibility	Yes (initially only 100 PS4 games)
Maximum Resolution	8K
Chipset	Bespoke 8-core AMD
Maximum Framerate	120 frames per second