If you’ve been on the fence about which PlayStation 5 to buy and have ultimately decided against the PS5 Pro — either because of the price tag or because you couldn’t nab the extra-gorgeous 30th anniversary edition in time — the slimmed-down PS5 Digital Edition is on sale at both Amazon and Target for $399.99 (was $449.99) ahead of October Prime Day, while the standard PS5 with disc drive is available for $449.99 (was $499.99). (You’ll need an Amazon Prime or Target Circle membership, respectively, to capitalize on these deals.) While $50 is not the steepest discount, that is the lowest price of any new PS5 currently available, making it a great entry point and still allows you to play the full catalog of titles for now and the foreseen future.

This PlayStation 5 is the slimmer redesign that replaced the original model around this time last year, and it came with a $50 price hike for the Digital Edition. This early October Prime Day / Target Circle Week sale brings the entry price back down to below $400. Note that while the Digital Edition lacks a disc drive — sorry, no playing Blu-rays out of the box — you can pick up a disc drive separately as an attachment later on for $79.99 from Amazon and other retailers.

This is a great time to pick up a PlayStation 5, which has a library of incredible games and a robust accessories ecosystem. And we wouldn’t worry too much about a PlayStation 6 anytime soon — by all accounts that is still many years off.

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