The PS5 Pro has now become the best-selling console on Amazon in multiple countries, including the United Kingdom.

The PS5 Pro has arrived for pre-order - but for most people, the price has really put them off. If you have been waiting for a decent deal on a PS5 or fancy upgrading your old, bulking console PlayStation has a deal for you to jump on if the PS5 Pro has put you off.

In a day and age where you can’t power past performance issues due to stutter struggle with even the fastest GPU on Earth, the PS5 Pro and its DLSS-esque PSSR supersampling could yet provide high-end, PC-like experiences for the (ahem), “low” sum of $699.

I avoided the PS5 in fear of the PS5 Pro, and now I'm avoiding that too as I scout for handheld gaming PCs instead. Here's why.

Retailers across the web are now able to post their own PS5 Pro pre-orders, after Sony initially launched its mid-cycle refresh exclusively at its PS Direct store in September. We're seeing some early activity in the UK this morning, so anyone looking to grab their console somewhere new should be out on those digital shelves hunting down stock.

If you purchase the PS5 Pro now, you should get the powerful gaming machine on its release date of November 7. Why buy from other retailers instead of Sony? Well, they typically offer more bundles (in case you want an extra controller or a game to go with the new console) and flexible payment plans.