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The PlayStation 5 didn’t quite have the best release, although things have gotten considerably better over the past few years, with a lot more games and accessories that are in high demand. In fact, we’ve even seen two new versions of the console, the Slim and the Pro, further adding to the choices you can pick from. Because of that, there aren’t a ton of great deals on PS5 consoles right now since the market is still settling, but we have found a few great renewed offers that are worth looking at.

That said, if the options below don’t quite do it for you, be sure to check out these gaming console deals instead, and if you already have a PS5, then do check out these PS5 game deals to help buff up your library.

PULSE Explore Wireless Earbuds (renewed) — $131 $199 34% off

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If you want a Sony audio experience that’s tailor-made for the PS5 but don’t necessarily enjoy wearing headphones, then the Pulse Wireless earbuds from Sony are an excellent option. It has great audio, an included mic for voice communication, and noise-rejection technology, which is just a fancy way of saying noise-cancelling. The earbuds also have a five hour battery life, as well as an additional ten hours in the charging case for a total of 15 hours, which isn’t a ton if these weren’t gaming-specific earbuds.

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Sony Inzone H9 gaming headset (renewed) — $148 $198 25% off

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If you’re in the market for some great gaming headset deals, this discount on the Sony Inzone H9 is worth taking a good look at. The Sony Inzone lineup always has a model in consideration to be among the best gaming headsets, and the H9 delivers some serious value to the gaming experience. Audio quality is top notch, but it also has a closed-back design that provides noise isolation to help you focus on the game. The Inzone H9 gaming headset has a boom microphone for communication while playing, and downloadable software lets you customize your game audio and voice communication settings.

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PlayStation VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain bundle — $449 $514 13% off

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While VR may not have taken off as much as folks thought it would 10 or 15 years ago, if you’ve always wanted to try it out, the latest PSVR2 is surprisingly excellent and made specifically to go with the PS5’s specs. Not only does it have a 2000 x 2040 resolution per eye, it also has a whopping 120Hz refresh rate, which is more than most other VR headsets out there. It also has an OLED panel, so you’re going to get excellent color reproduction and deep blacks, and the 110-degree field of view should let you see quite a ton, which is always nice to have on a VR headset.

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Sony PlayStation 5 Slim with EA SPORTS College Football 25 Bundle — $527 $570 8% off

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The Sony PlayStation 5 Slim is a serious upgrade not just over previous PlayStation generations, but over many consoles in general. It can be hard to track down a console, but you can grab it at Best Buy with free shipping and in-store, same-day pickup available in many locations. The console itself offers 4K gaming with up to 120Hz output, which makes it a good pairing for any of the best TVs. The gaming experience itself may be as good as it gets with the PS5, and you can put it through the steps easily with any of the best open-world games for PS5.

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