Sony has already opened reservations for the PlayStation 5 Pro: here we explain how you can buy the new console
The 30th Anniversary consoles and peripherals are also going on sale, with attractive bundles

- September 26, 2024
- Updated: July 1, 2025 at 10:55 PM

Sony announced that pre-orders for the PlayStation 5 Pro and the 30th-anniversary collection products would start today, September 26. What they didn’t provide was an estimated date. It seems that the estimated date is now because the website, when we enter, redirects us to a virtual queue where we can wait to purchase the company’s new products.
Thanks to this, if until now we only knew the prices of some of the PlayStation 5 Pro products and some of the products from the 30th anniversary collection neither publicly nor officially, we now have all the information. Including that, according to a leak by Billbil-kun, a 30th Anniversary PlayStation 5 Pro bundle would be on sale for €1099.99 and would include the PlayStation 5 Pro, a DualSense, a DualSense Edge, a controller cover, and a charging station. This bundle does not include a disc reader or a stand. A problem, because the disc reader is sold out.
Considering that this pack, in principle, should be around 30 euros more expensive than buying the pieces separately, it is an interesting offer if you are very interested in having a DualSense Edge. On the other hand, to know the rest of the possible packs, or even the prices of everything else, we will have to wait until the store is active and the queue starts moving.
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