Amazon PS5 Restock Today

Cadrene Heslop

Will consumers be able to get their hands on one?

There is a craze surrounding the Sony PlayStation 5 console and Xbox Series X.

These products are a challenge to find. The resale values were at peak levels in 2021. Some claims suggest a PS5 got resold for about $1,000 on Black Friday weekend. That is a sizable amount of money.

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The average price for a resold PS5 in September was $715. Up from the retail cost of $499 for the disc model and $399 for the digital edition. But the Xbox Series X got resold for an average charge of $725. This amount is $25 to $75 lower than the 2020 Black Friday peak.

According to the resale site, StockX, resale value saw a 30% drop. Thus, buying and reselling large quantities of the console is less profitable.

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PS5 Restock Updates

Sony's Twitter account is a reliable source for information about PS5 restocks at online retailers.

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