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Used PS5 Pros now cost $1,399 at GameStop, 50% more than new ones

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Last updated: October 6, 2026 12:43 pm
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The price increase on refurbished PS5 Pros comes as the console remains out of stock at MSRP on various retailers, including directly from Sony. Best Buy and Walmart have new units in stock, but at around $1,500 each.

Source: Tom's Hardware

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