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PS5 Price Increased in South Korea and Southeast Asia

PS5 Price Increased in South Korea and Southeast Asia - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 27 April 2026 / 5,829 Views

Sony Interactive Entertainment announced it is increasing the price of the PlayStation 5 in South Korea and Southeast Asia on May 1. This includes all three SKUs - the PS5 Digital Edition, PS5 with a disc drive, and PS5 Pro.

Here are the updated prices for the PS5 and PS5 Pro:

South Korea

  • PS5 – ₩948,000 (previously ₩748,000)
  • PS5 Digital Edition – ₩858,000 (previously ₩598,000)
  • PS5 Pro – ₩1.298 million (previously (₩1.118 million)

Singapore

  • PS5 – $849 (previously $799)
  • PS5 Digital Edition – $764 (previously $669)
  • PS5 Pro – $1,167 (previously ($1,069)

Malaysia

  • PS5 – MYR 2,799 
  • PS5 Digital Edition – MYR 2,499 
  • PS5 Pro – MYR 3,999

Thailand

  • PS5 – THB 20,990 
  • PS5 Digital Edition – THB 18,790 
  • PS5 Pro – THB 30,990

Indonesia

  • PS5 – IDR 11,399,000
  • PS5 Digital Edition – IDR 9,999,000 

Philippines

  • PS5 – PHP 40,032 

Vietnam

  • PS5 – VND 16,900,000

The price of the PlayStation Portal is also increasing in four countries:

  • Singapore – SGD 347
  • Malaysia – MYR 1,099
  • Thailand – THB 8,380
  • Indonesia – IDR 5,199,000

This follows the price increase of the PS5 and PS Portal in the US, UK, Europe, and Japan on April 2 of this year. The PS5 Digital Edition and PS5 with a disc drive increased by $100 in the US to $600 and $650, respectively, while the PS5 Pro increased by $150 to $900.



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 follow the author on Bluesky.


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9 Comments
BraLoD (on 27 April 2026)

South Korea price increases are insane.
Sony really wants the PS5 to die asap aparently. Hopefully they achieve their goal.

  • +9
Qwark BraLoD (on 27 April 2026)

And let's hope it pushes the same people away from PS6 as well. The console market is a lot more fragile than people are willing to admit. Make enough mistakes and it will kill the platform. Ask Xbox and Sega. Even Nintendo has had some failures along the way, like the Wii U.

Although it PlayStation ever makes a home console that only sells 25 million, I think they will become a third party.

  • +6
xgamerx Qwark (on 27 April 2026)

they will become third party eventually, totoki is hinting as much when he says" playstation must be the best place to play". You dont say that if you plan to force people to buy your hardware with exclusive games.

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Argosv BraLoD (on 27 April 2026)

Well, it worked in Japan, it will work too there. XD

  • +1
firebush03 (on 27 April 2026)

Part of me wonders if this is Sony’s way to desensitize consumers to the cost of PS6, in addition to recuperating losses caused by external factors (e.g. chip prices, tariffs, wars, etc.). After all, PS5 already has an install-base of 90mil. I’m sure Sony is more than able to make do with this number of PS5 owners.

  • +7
Ashadelo (on 27 April 2026)

Come on Sony, you know you want to push the PS5 over $1000 USD, has a nice ring to it, doesn't it! Korea already broke the 1 million, Sony of America, you need to step up your game!

  • +3
Argosv (on 27 April 2026)

In my opinion, they are maybe testing the waters of how much they can push the customers. Also remember when GTA VI releases, people will buy PS5 - PS5 pro no matter what, they are preparing to win big when that happen. The thing is PS6 and its handheld, the price and what can bring will determine if people will buy the next generation. Also there is the XBOX factor, if they manage to recover and become again a fair rival in the market, it can go south for Playstation.

Many Ifs and many posible outcomes, we will see how things will go in the next 5 - 10 years.

  • +1
xgamerx Argosv (on 27 April 2026)

they're just increasing margins, lower supply(save money on inputs) and higher prices for the lower amount you sell. There will be lower spec cheaper series s models from both sony and MS that much is clear.

  • 0
Argosv xgamerx (on 27 April 2026)

your usual coorporate moves to win more money, to be honest is sad reading these articles, all in gaming is getting more expensive, how much the people can endure this treatment?

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