Update: Best Buy is now sold out of PS5 restock. Make sure to follow our Black Friday deals coverage for the best sales of the holiday season.
A Best Buy PS5 restock is now underway. The electronics retailer has PS5 restock for its Best Buy Totaltech members only. (Membership costs $199/year).
Members can get the PS5 for $499 via this link or the PS5 Digital for $399 via this link. You’ll need to be signed in to your Best Buy account so that Best Buy can verify your Totaltech membership.
Best Buy PS5 restock (sold out)
PS5 restock tracker — retailer links
How to buy a PS5 at Best Buy
To be fair, Best Buy isn’t the only retailers to hold a PS5 restock exclusively for members of a premium rewards program, but what makes this drop so egregious is the cost of a Totaltech subscription. GameStop offers early access to next-gen console restocks through its PowerUp Reward Pro membership, but that costs a mere $15 annually.
Amazon has also experimented with offering Prime members priority access to PS5 restocks, but Prime costs a more reasonable $12.99 a month. Plus, Prime comes with a host of other benefits including access to the popular Prime Video and Prime Music streaming services, which made it worth having even before the PS5 restock perk was introduced.
As with most retailers, setting up a Best Buy account ahead of time should be your first priority. You want to make sure that your payment details and address information is pre-saved, in order to shave precious time off your checkout; that could be the difference between securing a PS5 and being left empty-handed.
Previously, Best Buy PS5 restocks required that your refresh the product page until you see the yellow “add to cart” button or a grey “please wait” button. However, Best Buy’s new process places you in a queue. A pop-up windows says it’ll “verify your account” and check for inventory. So it pays to sign into your account asap.
If you see that the PS5 is no longer in stock, you might want to try again via an incognito browser window. Repeat the process until you (hopefully) manage to score a console.
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