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Sony has announced that it will start selling the Digital Edition of the PlayStation 5 Slim console for $379.99 for a limited time. Sony released slim variants of its PlayStation 5 console last year. These redesigned consoles give the PS5 a sleeker look, but don't provide any significant hardware upgrades.

Top of many people’s wish list, the PlayStation 5 is rarely ever on sale, but Black Friday often brings discounts that see the console plummet to all-time low prices, as well as cheap PS5 bundles that throw in free PlayStation Plus memberships, games and more.

Right now, you can save on premium PS5 accessories, including the officially- licensed Nacon Revolution 5 Pro now $149 (was $199), or if you need to give your console a storage boost, the 2TB Samsung 980 Pro SSD is $139 (was $229).

Sony is preparing to kick off a huge new sale on base models of the PS5 that will see its cost falling below the $400 threshold.

Argos has cut the price of the console by £40, meaning you can now get the console for £659.99 instead of the £699.99 RRP it launched by. And considering the price has dropped so quickly, it might mean the consoles aren't selling as well as people would have hoped.

Arguably the PS5 Pro‘s biggest obstacle was its large price tag. Selling for $699.99 here in the U.S., that is a big ask for a mid generation upgrade. However, if Japan sales are any indication, it seems gamers see the value of the new and improved console.