PS5 Price Is Still A Mystery, But You Can Already Place A Preorder Ps5 Price
- Sony didn’t disclose the PS5 price during its a few days ago.
- Retailers from Denmark and Canada have PlayStation 5 preorder pages up, complete with prices and release dates.
- Prices so far run from $500 to $1,000, but nothing is official at this point.
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Sony unveiled the official PlayStation 5 specs during a pre-recorded event that was streamed online a few weeks ago, but that’s all we learned from the keynote. The presentation was aimed at developers rather than future buyers, focusing on the console’s hardware in great, albeit . Despite the fact that almost nothing is official from Sony at this point, retailers have already listed PS5 preorder pages, revealing purported prices in the process.
The first listing comes from Denmark, . Sony explained that it had to compromise between size, speed, performance, and price, and that’s why it ended up with the unusual SSD option for the PlayStation 5 console.
The price is the most upsetting thing about the listing. Some argued that , but $1,000 is far from what gamers would call a great deal.
preorder page says you can preorder up to two PS5 consoles per household over on its Facebook page, and the store is taking preorders at CAD $559.99. That’s not to suggest that the retailer knows the final price point for the PS5, but CAD $559.99 sounds a lot better than the Danish offer.
As a point of reference, the PS4 launched for CAD $449.99 in late 2013, with the US price set at $399. That CAD $559.99 price implies the PS5 would sell for $499 in the US. But again, it’s highly unlikely that Play N Trade or Foetex know the actual price of the console. After all, these aren’t the first retailers that have listed preorder or registration pages on their websites. We saw similar listings in recent months, with Best Buy hosting its own registration page for the PS5.
It’s unclear when Sony will reveal the actual cost of the console, given the worldwide health crisis. Sony isn’t likely to host any press events for the console in the coming months, in light of the various lockdown and quarantine orders around the world.
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Chris Smith started writing about gadgets as a hobby, and before he knew it he was sharing his views on tech stuff with readers around the world. Whenever he's not writing about gadgets he miserably fails to stay away from them, although he desperately tries. But that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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