The demand for the separate disk drive with which the PS5 Pro being brought out of digital restrictions continues to cause discussions. Because it is practically sold out in regular stores. Resellers on eBay and Co., on the other hand, charge a significant surcharge.
While an official bundle has not yet been announced, the first retailer provided a combination package consisting of the PS5 Pro and the disk drive. Customers save nothing with a bundled purchase, but they also don't have to pay an extra charge, as was recently observed in Great Britain.
PS5 Pro and disk drive available in a bundle
The bundle, which is available from Otto for 919.99 euros, is offered at the official list price. This is particularly notable as dealer prices sometimes increase due to shortages.
Interested parties can go directly to the sale below:
In the end, however, it is a minimal price increase. According to the RRP, the PS5 Pro costs 799.99 euros and the disk drive costs 119.99 euros. This results in an amount of 919.98 euros if purchased separately. However, other retailers sometimes charge a surcharge that goes beyond one cent.
We reported during the week:
At resellers, prices for the drive continue to range between 180 and 240 euros. There could be relief if Sony further increases production or brings more copies onto the local market. Otto's action ultimately shows that something is moving.
The PS5 Pro offers numerous advantages over the standard PS5. The improvements include higher graphics performance and better performance, which are achieved on the one hand through pure hardware power, but also through new technologies such as PSSR.
This sometimes works more and sometimes less well:
The PS5 Pro has been available since November 7, 2024 and, thanks to sufficient availability, still costs 799.99 euros. Players who are satisfied with the PS5 Slim will become current thanks to the Black Friday sales from 359 euros. The slim model with disk drive is current on sale for 459 euros represent.
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