Where to buy a PS5 in Australia: the best outlets and sweetest deals for June 2025

PS5 restock
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Nowadays it's easy to pick up a PS5 console or bundle in Australia, whether you're after the standalone disc or digital version, but getting them cheaper than RRP can sometimes be a challenge. That may prove especially true in light of Sony's recent PS5 price hike in Australia: effective immediately, the new RRP for PS5 in Australia is AU$829.95 for the disc edition, and AU$749.95 for the digital edition.

While that price hike was announced in mid-April, it took a couple of weeks for retailers to react. From the vantage point of May, though, most retailers are offering the standalone editions of PS5 consoles for their full RRPs. The PS5 Pro hasn't received a similar price hike, but remains very expensive at AU$1,199.

By the way, the digital PS5 and the PS5 Pro don't come with a disc drive, so you'll need to buy the Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc Drive for PS5 for AU$124.95 to tack onto the side.

If you want a console right now: all relevant retailers are listed below, as well as the respective bundles available.

Current PS5 deals

  PS5 Slim (disc model)
PS5 Slim (disc model): was AU$829.95 now AU$629 at Amazon

Save AU$200.95

Now that a PS5 costs well over AU$800 in Australia, discounts tend to be rarer than ever. In other words, this AU$200 discount on a disc model is worth snapping up immediately if you're in the market for a brand new console. Once this deal is over, it'll be a long cold wait until the next sales event.

After the digital model? That's available for AU$549, down from AU$679.95.

  PS5 Pro
PS5 Pro: was AU$1,199.95 now AU$1,049 at Amazon

Save AU$150.95

It was starting to look like EOFY wouldn't bring any good PS5 console deals, but this one is a stunner: Amazon is offering a decent chunk off this premium PS5 Pro, which as our review reports, is well worth it for hardcore folk who care about pixel count and silky smooth locked framerates. "The PS5 Pro only suits its price tag in niche circumstances, but it does deliver on its promise to improve both graphics and framerates."

Australian PS5 stockists

Amazon AUIn stock:  AU$629In stock: AU$549In stock: AU$1,049

Amazon AU
In stock:
standalone slim console with disc drive | AU$629
In stock: standalone digital console | AU$549
In stock:
PS5 Pro | AU$1,049
As far as online outlets are concerned, Amazon reliably has PS5 stock, and it tends to be a little beneath the RRP most of the time, if only by a couple of bucks. Prices tend to fluctuate, so if you're not happy with today's price, check back tomorrow.

Big W [In stock: AU$629 online; check in-store]

Big W [In stock: AU$629 online; check in-store]
This big Aussie retailer can usually be relied on to have stock in-store. If you've got a local retailer, give them a call.

The Gamesmen

The Gamesmen
Aussie independent games retailer The Gamesmen gets PS5 stock, so it's another outlet you should keep an eye on: If we get news on stock drops we'll add them to the top of this page.

Sony Online [Available to order]

Sony Online [Available to order]
Buying a PS5 direct from the source seems like a no-brainer: it also offers free shipping, and an option to price match with other local retailers.

EB Games [Standard in stock for AU$649]

EB Games [Standard in stock for AU$649]
EB Games is another good option if you'd prefer to buy your console at a bricks and mortar store, though their online offerings tend not to see the (admittedly small) discounts seen on dedicated online shopfronts.

PS5 accessory deals in Australia

The best PS5 accessories, including the DualSense controller and HD camera, are really easy to get, as is the Pulse 3D headset. There are plenty of other quality audio options though over on our PS5 headsets guide. We've got the best visual experiences covered too with our best TV for PS5 and best PS5 monitor guides.

PS5 controller, AKA DualSense

(Image credit: Sony)
Shaun Prescott
Australian Editor, Games Group

Shaun is the Australian editor and news writer for our sister site, PC Gamer, but he occasionally dabbles on GamesRadar too. He mostly plays platformers and RPGs, and keeps a close eye on anything of particular interest to antipodean audiences. He (rather obsessively) tracks the movements of the Doom modding community, too.

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