Walmart just dropped all new deals for its Black Friday sale on its website, but the best deals won’t last long.

During this sale, Walmart customers can get the PlayStation 5 Digital Console Slim at a discount of $75. This means you can get the PS5 Slim for $375 instead of the usual $450.

The PlayStation 5 Digital Console Slim

The PlayStation 5 Digital Console Slim is on sale for $75 off this week.

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This PS5 deal comes just in time for the holiday shopping season, as this particular console is at the top of many people’s wish lists.

“The PS5 console opens up new gaming possibilities you never expected,” says the product description. “Experience lightning-fast loading with an ultra-high-speed SSD, deeper immersion with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and 3D audio*, and an all-new generation of incredible PlayStation® games.”

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Improved gaming experience: A standout feature of the PlayStation 5 Digital Console Slim is its ability to support High Dynamic Range (HDR) and ray tracing features, which improve visual quality and provide realistic lighting effects in games. This allows gamers to fully immerse themselves in the gaming world with stunning graphics and smooth performance.

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Compact and stylish design: The PlayStation 5 Digital Console Slim features a modern, slim profile that makes it easy to install in entertainment centers without taking up excessive space. Its design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical, ensuring effective air circulation for optimal performance during extended gaming sessions.

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Those interested can check out the full overview of this PS5 offering here. You can also browse all of Walmart’s Black Friday deals here.

Generative AI was used to provide the product description for this story, based on data provided by Walmart. It was reviewed and edited by AL.com.