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The PS5 is back in stock at Best Buy

The PS5 is back in stock at Best Buy

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Small waves of stock are being released

By Taylor Lyles

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Sony’s PS5 console.
Sony PS5
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Update February 27th, 1:19PM: It looks like both the PS5 and PS5 digital edition are now sold out.

Sony’s latest gaming console, the PS5, is one of many gaming gadgets that are pretty hard to find in stock right now due to mostly online-only sales. If you are trying to get your hands on one, Best Buy has restocked the PS5 and PS5 digital edition right now, while supplies last.

Similar to today’s Xbox Series X / Series S restocks, the retailer is releasing small waves of PS5 stock right now.

Sony PlayStation 5

$400

Sony’s flagship next-gen console, starting at $399.99. The biggest difference between both models is the Digital Edition can only play digital games, while the $500 PS5 includes a disc drive, allowing you to play both digital and physical games.

$400 at Best Buy (digital)$500 at Best Buy (disc edition)

After you secure your PS5, you should consider picking up a few items that will help you get the most out of your next-gen console. I strongly suggest buying a one-year membership to PlayStation Plus and purchasing an extra DualSense controller. A one-year membership to PS Plus also gives you access to the PlayStation Plus Collection, a digital compilation featuring popular games released on the PS4.

DualSense Wireless Controller

$69

The controller designed for the PS5, featuring adaptive triggers, a built-in microphone, and haptic feedback technologies.

$69 at Amazon$70 at GameStop$70 at Best Buy
PlayStation Plus card

PlayStation Plus Essential (annual subscription)

$60

A membership to PlayStation Plus Essential allows PlayStation 4 and PS5 owners to play games online, download free titles every month, use cloud save backups, and take advantage of discounts on the PS Store.

$60 at PlayStation Store (Essential)$100 at PlayStation Store (Extra)$120 at PlayStation Store (Premium)

If you want to expand your SSD storage, sadly there is no way to do that just yet. But Sony is reportedly expanding the options for more SSD storage sometime this summer.

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