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Cyber Monday markdown now available: The PS5 Slim is only $425

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Cyber Monday Deal A PS5 slim, PS5 Pro, and base PS5 all stand next to each other.
From left to right: PS5 (slim), PS5 Pro, PS5 Giovanni Colantonio / Digital Trends
This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Another year, another Cyber Monday extravaganza! The 2024 edition of this annual deals holiday features more deals and discounts than ever before! We’ve been scouring the web in search of the best Amazon deals all day, and we’re excited to shine a light on this incredible Sony offer: Right now, when you order the Sony PlayStation 5 Slim (1TB), you’ll only pay $425. Mind you, this system normally retails for $500. The PS5 Slim is on sale at Best Buy and Walmart for $425.

Why you should buy the PS5 Slim Edition for Black Friday

The slimmer PS5 console laying on its side.
Sony

It’s hard to come by game console deals at any point in the year. Usually, that’s because manufacturers tend to wait for the Christmas shopping season to arrive before offering discounts. Sony just released the PlayStation 5 Pro console, too, which makes going with a cheaper version of the PS5 all the more appealing. With its souped-up CPU and GPU, the PS5 Slim is engineered to deliver impeccable performance and gorgeous in-game visuals.

On top of class-leading HDR support and 120fps capabilities, you’ll also be getting the new and improved DualSense controller. Get ready for some of the most engaging controller haptics you’ve ever experienced! The PS5 Slim comes with 1TB of storage, along with everything you’ll need to take it out of the box to start gaming right away.

We’re not sure how long this $75 discount is going to stick around. Cyber Monday might be the one time to save on a great console this holiday season. Order your Sony PlayStation 5 Slim (1TB) on Amazon today, and be sure to check out our roundup of the best gaming console deals. You may also want to take a look at our lists of the best Cyber Monday Best Buy deals and best Cyber Monday Walmart deals.

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