The best Prime Day PS5 deals 2025 still live: these Sony savings are holding on strong
The Amazon Prime Day PS5 deals came to an end last night. This year's October event only lasted two days, so it was over in a flash, but if you're quick about it, you can still snag some of the remaining savings on the best PS5 games, headsets, controllers, and other goodies.
To get the most out of these last-minute Prime Day PS5 deals, you'll need a PlayStation 5, as there aren't any worthwhile deals on PS5 bundles or standalone consoles to be found. That's to be expected, as the recent wave of price hikes has made it unlikely we'll see any decent discounts on consoles any time soon, even once the Black Friday PS5 deals roll around next month.
The last stragglers of the sale aren't the most impressive, but you can still catch $17 off Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4, which only launched a few months ago. Not to mention, you can still grab Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate Edition for just $39.88 at Amazon, which comes with a copy of the first Spidey game remastered if you need to catch up on the iconic Insomniac series.
If you've got enough to play on your PS5 right now, you can instead try and catch any Prime Day gaming deals that might still be hanging around after the sales have come to an end. Don't worry if you miss out, as Black Friday and the holiday sales are just around the corner.
Today's best Prime Day PS5 deals still live
- Games: 43% off Miles Morales Ultimate Edition
- Controllers: 25% off PDP Victrix Pro BFG
- Headsets: SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 Wireless from $119.99
UK:
- Games: Ghost of Yotei is brand new, and £10 off at Amazon
- Controllers: 5% off the Sony DualSense Edge
- Headsets: SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5P from £114.11
God Of War Ragnarok | $69.99 $29.83 at Amazon
Save $40 - It's a modern classic for a reason, and now its record-low Prime Day price has remained, so you have no excuse not to dive into God of War Ragnarok. As long as you've played the first game, of course.
UK: £46.93 at Amazon
Elden Ring | $49.99 $29.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - A huge saving on one of the best games ever made, period. It might not be at last year's Black Friday all-time low sales price, but you can do a lot worse than 20 bucks off a cold hard modern classic.
UK: £25.95 at Amazon
Final Fantasy 16 | $29.99 $23.99 at Amazon
Save $7 - The new Final Fantasy RPG was available at one of the lowest prices we've seen in this Prime Day Deal (we briefly saw it a few bucks cheaper earlier in the year), and that price has stuck around. Telling an epic and mature story that riffs on the likes of Game of Thrones, this reimagines the series as a game with action combat closer to Devil May Cry, and is still a great adventure to get lost in.
UK: £24.95 at Amazon
Gran Turismo 7 standard edition | $69.99 $29.83 at Amazon
Save $40 - This isn't the lowest this game has ever been on Amazon (its lowest ever price is $19.97) but it's still a steep discount if you're in the mood to snap up this particular game. It's ticking down by a few cents from yesterday's sales price, but whether that means it'll drop lower is hard to tell.
UK: £39.98 at Amazon
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 | $49.99 $33.17 at Amazon
Save $17 - Seeing record lows on 2025 PS5 games is always a nice sight to behold, especially when it's thanks to Amazon's Prime Day deals. This remake of the iconic Pro Skater games is a great deal, and it's still going strong post Prime Day.
UK: £29.95 at Amazon
Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate Edition | $69.99 $39.88 at Amazon
Save $30.11 - This isn't quite a record low price for this game on Amazon, but it's still a nice deal if you're looking for a web-slinging good time. Plus, this version includes Spider-Man Remastered.
UK: £39.97 at Amazon
Returnal | $69.99 $29.99 at Amazon
Save $40 - This game has been a few dollars cheaper on Amazon before, but this is a steep discount worth checking out post Prime Day. Especially with Saros on the horizon, it's a good time to (ahem) return to Housemarque's mysterious roguelike shooter.
UK: £43.19 at Amazon
The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered | $49.99 $29.83 at Amazon
Save $20.16 - If The Last of Us season 2 had you itching for a replay of The Last of Us Part 2, then this is a great post Prime Day deal to snap up for the remastered edition. This is also the cheapest ever price we've seen for this game.
UK: £34.17 at Amazon
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero | $59.99 $37.90 at Amazon
Save $22 - This great Dragon Ball fighting game only released last year, and this is one of the best post Prime Day deals we've seen for it (bar a blip mega deal earlier in the year). Returning to the 3D fighting of the classic PS2 games, this is a real fan service package that celebrates the whole series, going beyond just being fun to play but also a trove of content for anime fans too.
UK: £41.89 at Amazon
Until Dawn | $59.99 $39.88 at Amazon
Save $20 - After dropping in price over Prime Day, this gripping cinematic horror game has ticked back up by four bucks to still offer a respectable bit of savings. It's far from our choicest post Prime Day PS5 deal right now, but I'd keep an eye on Until Dawn to see if it does hit its $30 lowest.
UK: £29.95 at Amazon
PDP Victrix Pro BFG PS5 controller | $199.99 $149.99 at Amazon
Save $50 - Today's $50 saving off the PDP Victrix Pro BFG controller isn't a record low, but any saving off one of the best PS5 controllers our team has tested is worth making a fuss about. The white colorway of the wireless controller features customizable modular sticks and buttons, and four mappable back buttons, too.
UK: £169.99 at Amazon
Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 wireless headset | $199.99 $183.13 at Amazon
Save $16- This saving off the Stealth 700 Gen 3 headset wasn't a record low Prime Day deal, however, it's still one worth making a fuss about, especially as its saving has stuck around post Prime Day. This Turtle Beach headset is one of the best I've reviewed for providing a powerful low-end sound for the PS5, but its MSRP can be a deal-breaker. It's dropped in price a touch since yesterday, so now might be your chance to swipe them at a steal.
UK: £158 at Amazon
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5P wireless headset | $149.99 $119.99 at Amazon
Save $30 - This Prime Day PS5 deal is an absolute bargain for one my favorite bespoke PS5 headsets ever. It's not quite in the $80 ballpark of its lowest ever price, but at 20 bucks off its average sales figure, you could certainly do worse.
Thumbstick covers | $21.99 $16.99 at Amazon
Save $5 - The best thing about these snazzy thumbstick covers is that not only are they at their lowest sales price at the tail end and now after of the sales event, they're also compatible with PS4 and PS5 DualSense controllers.
UK: £8.95 at Amazon
5TB Seagate Game Drive for PS5 | $149.99 $129.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - This is the lowest price we've seen on this nifty high storage external HDD designed specifically for PS5. While you can't run PS5 games directly from it, if you still play a lot of PS4 games on the new console this will sort you out. Additionally, you can use it to store games and move them between the HDD and internal SSD if you don't want to be constantly redownloading favorites.
UK: £136.99 at Amazon
SteelSeries Arctis Game Buds | $199.99 $127.99 at Amazon
Save $72 - The PlayStation version of the SteelSeries Arctis Game Buds are still down to a record low price of $127.99 right now, saving you $72 off their pricey almost $200 MSRP. These buds can hook up to your PS5 via Bluetooth or via 2.4GHz thanks to its handy slimeline wireless dongle and provide a great sound from their 6mm Neodymium audio drivers. They're also equipped with ANC, tap controllers, and their case can be charged wirelessly too.
UK: £119 at Amazon
Prime Day PS5 deals: FAQ
When did the October Prime Day PS5 deals end?
Amazon Prime Day deals finished at midnight on October 9. They started on October 7 and will run all the way to 11:59pm on October 8, but third party retailers are expected to maintain their own sales for a few days after. Outlets like Newegg and Best Buy, for example, are especially well known for late-stage bargain hunting if you're wanting to mop up something non-Prime Day related this sales season.
Do you need a Prime membership for Amazon Prime Day's PS5 deals?
If you're planning to limit your shopping to just Amazon during Prime Day, having a Prime membership or taking out a free trial is probably a good plan. It might sound silly since Prime Day is an Amazon event, but other retailers are staying competitive these days, and there are plenty of bargains to be had elsewhere. To be safe, we'd recommend that non-members think about the free trial listed below – just time it right so you can cancel after Prime Day and not pay a dime for access to the exclusive deals.
Get a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime
You can collect a free trial of Amazon Prime, which - when timed right - will give you access to all the best offers without putting a penny into the subscription. But even if you're not interested in sticking with it, just go for the trial and then cancel it. Sign up then cancel before the $14.99/£7.99 per month cost kicks in.
Check out our guides to the best Amazon Prime Day gaming deals, and the best Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals for more last minute discounts on games, accessories, and more.
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