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Sony Now Selling Refurbished PS5 Consoles Starting at $350

Sony Now Selling Refurbished PS5 Consoles Starting at $350 - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 November 2024 / 3,408 Views

Sony Interactive Entertainment on the PlayStation Direct website has started selling certified refurbished PlayStation 5 consoles. These are the launch PS5 models and not the PS5 Slim.

The refurbished PS5 Digital Edition is available for $349.99 and the refurbished PS5 with a disc drive is available for $399.99. his is a discount of $100 when compared to purchasing a brand-new console.

Read details on the certified refurbished PS5 consoles below:

Every PlayStation certified refurbished product completes a rigorous recertification process that includes full testing that meets the same functional standards as new PlayStation products," said Sony. "Your certified refurbished product works like new.

Here’s what you get.

You will receive a product that works like new with genuine PlayStation replacement parts (as needed) that has been thoroughly cleaned, inspected and tested. All Certified Refurbished products will come with the necessary accessories, cables and manuals. All PlayStation Certified Refurbished products are packaged in its own branded Certified Refurbished packaging and will be sent to you with the 1 day express or 2 day standard shipping options available on PlayStation Direct.

PlayStation quality.

We back this quality commitment by including our standard one-year limited warranty with every PlayStation Certified Refurbished product.

Service and support.

If you have questions about our one-year warranty or experience issues with your product, please visit PlayStation®5 Warranties for details or contact us at PlayStation Service Request Support. 


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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17 Comments
UnderwaterFunktown (on 09 October 2024)

A nice option for sure. Further cements how ridiculous the Pro pricing is though as it's one digital pro system for the price of two regular digital ones (even non-refurbished since it's often been discounted).

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Random_Matt (on 09 October 2024)

It is not far off 2025. You may as well wait for a PS6.

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Spike0503 Random_Matt (on 09 October 2024)

Yeah, I was considering getting a Pro before the announcement but now? I'd rather wait for the next console.

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Hardstuck-Platinum Spike0503 (on 09 October 2024)

PS6 is still about 3-4 years away. Why even bring it up.

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The Fury Hardstuck-Platinum (on 09 October 2024)

Yeah, not sure where people have got the mindset that the next gen (when we've had 7 year gens for the last 2 gens), is imminent when PS5 hasn't even been out for 4 years yet.

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Hardstuck-Platinum The Fury (on 09 October 2024)

I suspect it's just another form of console warring. Saying "don't buy PS5 because of Xbox" has failed so now we have moved onto

  • Don't buy PS5 because PS6 is coming out soon
    -Don't buy PS5 Pro because it's too expensive

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DroidKnight Hardstuck-Platinum (on 09 October 2024)

Xbox wasn't even mentioned in the article. It also wasn't mentioned by anyone in the comments. You are the only console warrior here.

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Bandorr DroidKnight (on 09 October 2024)

One of the rare times it actually makes sense now. There ha been a discussion/rumors that since Xbox isn't doing a "pro" version they will launch a new Xbox soon.

Which follows the belief that if Xbox launches soon than PlayStation would have to.

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Hardstuck-Platinum Bandorr (on 09 October 2024)

No they wouldn't. You think Sony will have to react to MS's severely underperforming Xbox sales? If the new Xbox follows the sales trend of the last two Xbox's, it will sell about 20 million. This is not the Xbox 360 days. MS have explicitly stated they are not trying to out console Sony anymore, and they are bringing their games to Playstation

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Hardstuck-Platinum DroidKnight (on 09 October 2024)

PS6 wasn't mentioned in the article either but it's ok to use a non existent console to put down the PS5? No problems with that eh?

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Why do you literally always bring up Xbox anytime someone criticizes or dislikes something Sony does? lol

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Because why else would someone use a console that doesn't exist to discredit one that does? What could be the motive for that? We will never know for sure but we can suspect what the motive is.

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Bandorr Random_Matt (on 09 October 2024)

Go on. Expand. Why do you think 2025 matters? Do you think they are going to release the PS6 in 2025?

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HopeMillsHorror Random_Matt (on 09 October 2024)

As someone who is in the market for a second PS5... and someone that prefers the og PS5, I'm pretty happy about this

With that being said, this is mostly for a lower income family that is buying a console for a child...

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JackHandy HopeMillsHorror (on 09 October 2024)

It's funny how times change with regards to money. During the PS2 era, the demographic you mentioned were getting $99.99 dollar PS2s after year four. Now, it's $350.00 dollar consoles, which is fifty dollars more than PS2 was AT LAUNCH lol. It's crazy.

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HopeMillsHorror JackHandy (on 09 October 2024)

Man, I miss the days when slim consoles were actually SLIM and usually half the price with more efficient hardware lol

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abdulhade (on 09 October 2024)
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