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Sony’s PS5 Restocked And Ready For Pre-Orders In India 

Ever since Sony launched the PlayStation 5 (PS5), the gaming community has been trying to get their hands on the latest model. However, due to the popularity of the gaming console, it quickly went out of stock in India. Now, after a long wait, Sony’s PS5 will be up for sale once again in the country.

According to recent reports, the PS5 will be restocked on stores like Sony Center, Amazon, Flipkart, Reliance Digital, Games The Shop, Prepaid Gamer Card and Vijay Sales. The PS5 Digital Edition will also be up for sale but will be exclusive to the Sony Center website: ShopAtSC. There is no indication of how many will be in stock, but it is expected that it will be in limited amounts.

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This means that gamers who are waiting to get their hands on the gaming console will have to be quick to place their orders. PS5 can be pre-booked on Amazon India and Flipkart. It has the starting price of ₹49,990. Along with this, the PS5 Digital Edition will also be available for pre-orders on the ShopAtSC website for ₹39,990. Those who will be placing their pre-orders on 17 May (today) will likely receive it on 24 May.

However, due to the current lockdown situation and the COVID-19 crisis in the country, it is unsure whether the console will be delivered on time.

Where to pre-order the PS5?

Sony Center has its own website called ShopAtSC.com where you will need to make an account to place your pre-order request. The online store also offers no-cost EMI on select credit cards and easy EMI options on most debit and credit cards. You can also place a pre-order on Amazon India which offers free home delivery across India and there is no need for an Amazon Prime membership.

Other websites that you can pre-order from are:

1. Flipkart
2. Prepaid Gamer Card
3. Reliance Digital
4. Vijay Sales
5. Games The Shop

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