SAVE OVER $70: As of Nov. 25, the PS5 Slim is on sale at Amazon for $424. That's a 15% discount on the list price for Black Friday.

Remember when it was nearly impossible to get your hands on a PS5? Those days are basically over now, which is only a good thing for gamers and those looking to get the console for the first time. Black Friday deals have even discounted the PS5 this year: PS5 Slim is available for $75 off at Amazon,

With Amazon offering an unexpected Black Friday deal, you can snag the PS5 Slim for just $424, down from its list price of $499. This is a record low price for the PS5 Slim. Amazon’s commitment to providing the best prices during Black Friday means you can shop with confidence: if you happen to see a lower price later on on the site,

The biggest money-off deal in PlayStation's Black Friday sale comes on the PS5's virtual reality headset. For a limited time, PSVR 2 is on sale for $349 at Amazon, that's a huge $200 saving and the joint lowest price to date on the VR unit.

PlayStation’s PS5 console deals are live for Black Friday, featuring the Fortnite Cobalt Star Bundle at just $374.99 for the Digital Edition or $424.99 for the Disc Edition.

A PS5 Slim Digital Edition for just $374 – yes, a PlayStation 5 for under $400 – is simply a stunning deal, and there is no telling how long it will last. As long as you're alright without a disc drive, you can't go wrong as it delivers the classic PS5 experience in a slimmer form factor, and a DualSense Controller comes in the box.

With a holiday season discount and a library of blockbuster games to choose from, now is a great time to grab a PS5 console.

Sony recently unveiled a “Play Has No Limits | PS5” ad promoting a special holiday price for the PlayStation 5 Slim (Digital) at $379.99. The deal, set to run through Black Friday and expire after December 24, served as official confirmation of a significant PS5 Black Friday offer.

As spotted by IGN, Sony released a short trailer announcing that the PS5 Slim Digital Edition is to be reduced to $379.99 - a pretty sizeable $70 off its $449.99 retail price in the US. However, trying to watch the trailer at this point won't do you any good as Sony very quickly delisted it after it went live yesterday (November 12).