Where to pre-order the PS5 Pro: all the latest stock updates
PS5 Pro pre-orders are live and stock is... surprisingly stable
Recent updates
Latest update 10/4 17:33 BST: There still seems to be stock available for the PS5 Pro at PlayStation's Direct store. As October 10 beckons and other retailers prepare to open up their doors, it seems like pre-ordering a PS5 Pro might be easier than suspected.
The PS5 Pro, for all its $699.99 / $699.99 goodness, doesn't come with a disc drive - you'll need to grab that separately. The original drive still works for the Pro, though, and you'll find it below.
UK: £99.99 at Currys
If you're wondering where to pre-order the PS5 Pro, the answer is surprisingly simple at the moment. PlayStation's Direct store is the place to be until October 10, but against our expectations, stock shortages don't seem to be a worry so far. It may well be that one or two retailers have a voucher, bundle, or some kind of perk that makes buying from them more alluring, but we're keeping you updated with the latest word here.
As you've likely heard by now, the PS5 Pro costs $699.99 / £699.99 and will launch on November 7, 2024. PlayStation hardware launches can sell out extremely quickly, so even despite the higher price here, we would recommend you make a buying decision sooner rather than later if you want a console come launch day.
For now, we're keeping a careful watch over the situation. We're checking this page daily and giving you updates, as well as taking peeks at the go-to retailers in preparation for October 10. We were there all those years ago when those first early PS5 orders started kicking off around the web, and we've been covering the resulting stock shortages for around a year after release day. That means we know a thing or two about Sony's queue system, hunting down stock, and making sure you pay a fair price.
Of course, PlayStation 30th Anniversary pre-orders are now out of stock, but there's more on the way. PS5 Pro pre-orders will enter their second phase on October 10 when more retailers join the party. This is when we might start to see more value added in the form of free subscriptions and the odd extra accessory, as retailers compete for your order.
US PS5 Pro pre-orders
✅ PlayStation Direct | Pre-order now
Sony's own PlayStation Direct is the only place to pre-order a PS5 Pro right now, and stock is holding firm. There doesn't seem to be a queue, but you will need to sign in to buy the upgraded PS5.
Best Buy | Check stock
Best Buy has a listing for the PS5 Pro! Granted, it's not available to buy yet, but that points to good tidings at the retailer when October 10 arrives and stock opens up. This wouldn't be the first time Best Buy has been one of the more reliable sources of pre-order stock for a big gaming hardware launch like this.
Pre-order on October 10
Amazon | Check stock
Amazon tends to be later to the party with big console launch stock. It usually tends to be the case that once other retailers have dried up on pre-orders, Amazon then has a supply that can outlast all others. Still, the world's largest retailer is always worth checking, especially if you're a Prime Member and have the speedy one-click pre-order button or free shipping.
Pre-order on October 10
Walmart | Check stock
Walmart generally filters its new pre-orders onto the shelves a little after Best Buy, but be wary of marketplace sellers. Of any retailer, this is one of the likeliest for running into scalpers. Don't buy over MSRP, folks!
Pre-order on October 10
Gamestop | Check stock
Gamestop is another go-to retailer for console launches like this. If you're a "Pro" member you might even get some discounts or free shipping, or potentially some store credit for getting future games and accessories.
Pre-order on October 10
UK PS5 Pro pre-orders
✅ PlayStation Direct | Pre-order now
The PS5 Pro is still available for pre-order at PlayStation Direct in the UK. You'll need to sign in to buy one, but there doesn't even seem to be a queue or any indication of stock shortages yet.
Amazon | Check stock
Amazon is the world's largest retailer, so it's always going to be a place worth hunting for big technology pre-orders. PS5 Pro stock here may appear later but may be easier to secure than other retailers because of the size of the stock assignment the retailer will get.
Pre-order on October 10
GAME | Check stock
GAME can be a bit harder to navigate online, but big launches like this help to keep the brand in business, so it's hard to believe it won't have some PS5 Pro pre-orders ready to be claimed.
Pre-order on October 10
Very | Check stock
Very is a super underrated retailer when it comes to gaming hardware. Pre-orders usually go unnoticed by the majority here, and often we see some lovely discounts and freebies thrown in. This is very much worth a look for PS5 pre-orders.
Pre-order on October 10
Argos | Check Stock
Argos is one of those underrated retailers in the UK, where people forget how much gaming hardware it actually stocks. Who knows if it'll get a share of PS5 Pre-order stock come October 10, but if all else fails, this might be worth checking.
Pre-order on October 10
PS5 Pro pre-orders: FAQs
Can you preorder the PS5 Pro?
The PS5 Pro is available for pre-order now and will be until its launch on November 7. Like all PlayStation consoles before it, it could be so popular that stock runs out before then, but with this particular console being on the pricier side, it's less likely that will happen. In 2020, we saw the initial pre-order stock of the PS5 run out before release, but that was mainly due to supply issues during the global pandemic.
Where can I pre-order the PS5 Pro?
PS5 Pro pre-orders are exclusive to the PlayStation Direct store in the US and UK for the first week. For a full list of retailers that will be available to pre-order from October 10 onwards, check out our list of go-to retailers that will give you the best deals.
How do I pre-order a PS5 Pro?
Pre-ordering a PS5 is pretty easy, so far. For the time being, you need to head to the PlayStation Direct store and sign in. From there, you'll need to go to the retail page for the PS5 Pro, then look for a buying button. If it's greyed out and says that stock isn't available, you'll need to keep an eye out for a stock refresh. At the moment, stock is holding firm, and all you'll need to do is add a PS5 Pre-order to your card, then checkout.
Once October 10 hits, there will be more retailers stocking the PS5 Pro, so it might get a bit more complicated. Still, that's why we're here to help and we'll be checking for the best suppliers and deals.
Should you buy the PS5 Pro?
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This is not the easiest question to answer after a quick technical presentation that didn't give too much away besides the architectural differences between the two consoles. I think the answer here will depend on who you are, and what your current gaming setup is.
At $700, should you pre-order the PS5 Pro? In the article linked to that question, we've gone through the biggest talking points and tried to weigh things up from both sides of the argument.
How long do PS5 pre-orders take?
Due to high demand, sometimes pre-orders for PlayStation hardware can be released via email when you register interest. An acknowledgment from Sony could take 10-12 days to hit your email inbox, but a pre-order will usually mean you get your console or peripheral on launch day, or at least in the first few weeks after release.
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