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Der PS5 -Preis steigt wieder in Europa, Australien, Neuseeland

Autor: Victoria May 21,2025

Sony hat einen Anstieg der empfohlenen Einzelhandelspreise (RRPs) für PlayStation 5 -Konsolen in verschiedenen Regionen wie Europa, Australien und Neuseeland angekündigt. Diese Entscheidung kommt als Reaktion auf das anhaltende "herausfordernde wirtschaftliche Umfeld, einschließlich hoher Inflation und schwankende Wechselkurse". Die neuen Preise wurden offiziell über einen Beitrag im PlayStation -Blog bestätigt und werden ab dem 14. April wirksam.

Hier sind die aktualisierten RRPs:

Europa:
- PS5 Digital Edition - € 500 (der Preis für den Standard -PS5 mit Disc -Laufwerk bleibt unverändert)
VEREINIGTES KÖNIGREICH:
- PS5 Digital Edition - £ 430 (Der Preis für den Standard -PS5 mit Disc -Laufwerk bleibt unverändert)
Australien:
- Standard PS5 mit Disc Drive - AUD $ 830
- PS5 Digital Edition - AUD $ 750
Neuseeland:
- Standard PS5 mit Disc Drive - NZD $ 950
- PS5 Digital Edition - NZD $ 860

Bemerkenswerterweise wurde der Preis des PS5 Pro von diesen Änderungen nicht beeinflusst.

Dieser Schritt folgt ähnliche RRP -Wanderungen im Jahr 2022 , die die Kosten der PS5 in zahlreichen Märkten im Vergleich zu den anfänglichen Startpreisen erheblich erhöht haben. In Europa und Großbritannien kostet die PS5 Digital Edition jetzt 100 € bzw. £ 70 teurer als beim Start (gegenüber 400 € und 360 £). In Australien ist die Standard -PS5 um 80 AUD $ (ab AUD $ 750) und die Digital Edition von 150 AUD (ab August 600) gestiegen. Neuseeland verzeichnet eine Erhöhung von NZD $ 130 für die Standard -PS5 (ab NZD $ 820) und NZD $ 210 für die digitale Version (ab NZD $ 650).

Interessanterweise wird der RRP für den PS5 -Disc -Laufwerk in diesen Regionen auf 80 €, £ 70, 125 und 125 $ und 140 US -Dollar reduziert.

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