No matter if you're looking for deals on games, storage, or accessories, there's plenty for PlayStation fans to check out right now. We've searched the internet to find the best PS5 deals available at the moment and there are some real treats to choose from. These include discounts on Monster Hunter Wilds and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, but you can also enjoy 15% off a selection of PlayStation accessories right now at PlayStation Direct in celebration of Evo kicking off.
Alongside those offers, you can see our top picks for the best PlayStation deals today below.
Save 15% on Select PS5 Controllers and Accessories
To celebrate Evo this year, PlayStation is offering shoppers 15% off a selection of its PS5 accessories at PlayStation Direct with the help of code 'EVO2025' at checkout. This offer applies to a variety of items, including the DualSense Edge controller and the PULSE Elite wireless headset. You can see just a few of our favorite accessory deals above, but to see the rest of the accessories available with this deal, check out PlayStation Direct's sale page here.
Best PS5 Video Game Deals
If you're looking to fill up your library with some new PS5 games, there are plenty of discounts available at the moment. Woot's 'Video Game Super Sale!' is still going strong with some great deals, including on Monster Hunter Wilds and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, but there's plenty more to check out. You can see these deals and even more of our favorites at the moment above.
Best PS5 SSD Deals
PS5 games continue to grow in size, and with SSD prices climbing, finding the right storage at a great price is more important than ever. We've listed our favorite deals just here, but you should keep checking back here for more updates as often as possible, as new SSD deals pop up all the time.
Keep in mind that not all SSDs are compatible with the PS5. To ensure optimal performance on the best PS5 SSD, you'll need a PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 drive with a minimum read speed of 5,500MB/s to match the console's internal storage.
Where to Buy: PSVR 2 Horizon Call of The Mountain Bundle
The PSVR2 Horizon: Call of the Mountain bundle is available to buy for $399.99. This package is great value for everything you're getting (the PSVR2 headset and controllers alongside the Horizon: Call of The Mountain game), and pushes the PSVR2 as a strong contender against budget-friendly VR options like the Meta Quest, delivering a premium virtual reality experience without the eye-watering cost.
Sony also gave the PSVR2 a new lease of life by adding PC VR support, allowing owners of the second-generation headset to play PC VR games like Half-Life: Alyx, provided they have the Sony-made adapter.
Where to Buy: PlayStation Portal
The PlayStation Portal has come a long way since its launch. Initial skepticism surrounded the device, but over time it has proven itself as a handy companion for PS5 owners.
Despite stock challenges and surges in demand, a new feature is making the Portal even more appealing to potential buyers. Sony rolled out an update for the PlayStation Portal, currently in opt-in beta, allowing PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers to stream games from the cloud.
This means you can now enjoy a library of games on the go—even if you don’t own a PS5. The update adds another compelling reason to consider the PlayStation Portal.
How to Trade in Your Old PlayStation Consoles
If you're looking to trade in your old PlayStation consoles, you can do so at select retailers in-store and online. Often, the most widely available retailers are GameStop and Best Buy. However, you can also trade your used devices online at retailers such as Amazon and Microsoft.
Some retailers will offer you cash for your used goods, while others may provide you with a gift card that can be used in-store and online. This is a great way to offload your old gaming gear and get some money that you can put towards a newer console and games.
While trading devices in at retailers will often net you the lowest amount for your used consoles, there are also online marketplaces such as eBay, Craigslist, and OfferUp that may fetch higher prices, but you'll often be responsible for packing and shipping costs, or be required to meet someone in person for the transaction. The latter of which poses its own risks.
Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.
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