So, what you save now with the digital console's upfront cost may cost you in the long-term, since you'll be paying whatever prices Sony and game publishers decide to set on PSN. Over the course of a console’s lifespan, that could add up to considerable second-hand savings. Secondly, those with a disc drive can take advantage of being able to swap, loan, borrow, and trade physical disc-based games with their friends and exchange stores.
Considering standalone 4K Blu-ray players cost several hundred dollars/pounds alone, that’s nothing to sneeze at. But there's a few additional factors to consider.įirstly, you’ll lose out on the console doubling up as a 4K Blu-ray disc player, a nice added bonus for home cinema fans.
There’s a significant saving of $100 / £90 to be made by going for the all-digital route, then. In those regions, the standard PS5 costs £479.99 / €549.99 / AU$799.95, and £389.99 / €449.99 / $649.95 for the digital edition.īoth console versions are available worldwide, with the PS5 released on November 12 in select territories, and on November 19 elsewhere. While the USA isn'tseeing any price increases, that's affected pricing across the UK, Europe, Australia, and more. However, much like the Oculus Quest 2, we've seen the PS5 get a price hike with Sony blaming this on soaring inflation globally. The PlayStation 5 Digital Edition (with its identical specs aside from the removal of the disc drive) comes in at $399.99 / £359.99 / AU$599.95. If you go for the standard PS5, the one that eats Blu-ray discs for breakfast, it initially cost you $499.99 / £449.99 / AU$749.95.
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