Sony, like other console makers, is contending with surging memory chip prices which have forced the company to raise prices.

Sony is raising the prices of its popular PlayStation 5 consoles starting next month, and it's fairly significant. Here's how much you can expect to pay.

Sony is increasing PS5 prices by up to $150 effective April 2, 2026, citing memory chip costs and economic pressures. SONY stock remains flat on news.

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Sony has announced global price rises for its PlayStation 5 consoles from April 2, 2026, due to "continued pressures in the global economic landscape." In a blog post, the firm announced the base and digital PS5 will increase by $100,

Sony Group is raising what customers pay for PlayStation 5 consoles across the globe. American buyers will see a $100 increase starting April 2, the second time in less than a year the Japanese company has pushed prices higher because of rising costs for parts like memory chips.

Sony is raising the prices of its entire PlayStation 5 hardware lineup globally, citing "continued pressures in the global economic landscape." The changes, which go into effect on April 2, 2026, will see the cost of consoles jump by as much as $150 in some markets.

In the U.S, the PS5 disc edition will jump from $549.99 to $649.99, a $100 increase from the last time Sony hiked prices of the console last

Sony’s chief financial officer has revealed during the format holder’s latest earnings result that RAM shortages are not set to impact PS5 stock up to at least the 2026 holiday season. According to Lin Tao, Sony has secured the minimum amount of money ...

It was only last August that Sony raised PS5 console prices in the US, blaming a "challenging economic environment" at the time. Today it has slightly tweaked the phrasing to "continued pressures in the global economic landscape,