The PS5 Pro's $700 price tag has sparked global reactions, with higher costs in Japan and Europe. Read on to explore how this compares to past PlayStation consoles, alternative gaming PCs, and an affordable refurbished option from Sony.
The announcement of the PS5 Pro's pricing has ignited a flurry of reactions across social media platforms, particularly on Twitter (X). Set to launch at $700 in the US, the console's steep price has caught the attention of gamers worldwide. However, while Americans may be vocal about the high cost, consumers in Japan and Europe are facing even steeper prices.
In Japan, the PS5 Pro will retail for 119,980 yen, which translates to approximately $847 USD. In Europe, the console is priced at €799.99, and in the UK, it's set at £699.99. Given the current exchange rates, $700 would equate to about 100,000 yen in Japan, approximately £537 in the UK, and €635 in Europe.
These pricing discrepancies have led many to consider the option of purchasing the PS5 Pro in the US and shipping it internationally to save on costs. While specific details on pre-order locations are yet to be announced, it's expected that the PS5 Pro will be available through PlayStation Direct, Sony's online store, as well as major retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Target, and GameStop.
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