Haven’t been able to secure a PS5? You may have better luck getting a PS4 if you don’t already have one and want to play those Sony exclusives.
While the PS5 came out a few months ago, Sony’s PS4 is still going strong. The juggernaut has sold well over 100 million units since it was released in 2013, and the pandemic has given more people the time to stay at home and play video games. Because of this, however, it can be difficult finding a PS4 in stock, and when you do, you may see consoles priced way too high. We’ve compiled a list of every major retailer selling the PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim across the United States, Canada, and United Kingdom so that you can hopefully grab one for yourself.
If you absolutely don’t care for a PS4 and are solely looking to pick up Sony’s latest machine, you’ll want to keep checking for PS5 restocks. Retailers get more availability occasionally, and although they sell out within minutes, you could get lucky.
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- PS4 stock
- Buy PS4 in the US
- Buy PS4 in Canada
- Buy PS4 in the UK
- Where to buy PS4 accessories
- PS4 vs PS4 Pro: Which should you buy?
- Best PS4 games
- Best PS4 headsets
PS4 stock: Availability and prices
Much like the PS5, it’s hard to come by a PS4 or PS4 Pro right now. Everyone has been buying them up, so you’ll find that many retailers are out of stock, selling used products, or have them priced ridiculously high. If it’s out of stock, some places like Walmart allow you to set up stock alerts to notify when more become available. Others like Amazon sell from third-party sellers, and you’ll need to carefully check their reviews to make sure they’re legitimate. Another option is buying a used or refurbished PS4 Pro from stores like GameStop. As always, be careful when you’re purchasing used products and read up on a retailer’s return policies along with any warranties you receive.
We wouldn’t recommend paying more than $400 or $450 for a PS4 Pro at the moment, and you should only spend around $300 for a regular PS4 if you find one. They simply aren’t worth the increased prices from people trying to capitalize on the market.
No matter your region, the PS4 Pro will feature a 1TB hard drive, while the PS4 Slim sports either 500GB or 1TB.
Where to buy a PS4 Pro in the US
A PS4 Pro usually retails at $400. Because it’s so popular of late and hard to get a hold of, you’ll find plenty of stores selling it above MSRP. Your best bet will either be signing up for stock alerts or settling for a used product.
PS4 Pro – Amazon
Amazon has several listings that range from the $300s to well over $800 for a PS4 Pro. You should not buy the latter under any circumstance, and you’ll likely be looking at a used one if you want it cheaper than $400.
From $378 at Amazon
PS4 Pro – Best Buy
Best Buy currently lists the PS4 Pro as no longer being available in new condition, but if you check back often enough, you may be able to find it in stock for a short period of time.
$400 at Best Buy
PS4 Pro – Walmart
Walmart also sells frequently from third-parties, and its official PS4 Pro listing appears out of stock a lot. You’ll want to check back and set up notifications for when the retailer gets more stock.
$399 at Walmart
PS4 Pro – Target
Target’s PS4 Pro availability is also scarce and sold out most of the time. However, if you keep checking back, you may get lucky and find yourself able to grab one.
$400 at Target
PS4 Pro – GameStop
GameStop doesn’t have many new PS4 Pros, but it does have used and refurbished consoles on hand. Stop by your local store to ask about any stock or purchase one online.
$400 at GameStop
- Newegg: $700
- B&H: $430
Where to buy a PS4 Slim in the US
The PS4 Slim costs $300 MSRP, though, like the PS4 Pro, places are selling it for much higher because of demand. It’s not as powerful as the PS4 Pro — and certainly not as much as the PS5 — but it can still run all of your PS4 games. Thankfully, it’s easier to find in-stock than the PS4 Pro.
- Amazon: $359
- Best Buy: $300
- Walmart: $350
- Target: $300
- GameStop: $300
- Newegg: $470
- B&H: $330
Where to buy a PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim in Canada
The PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim are normally priced at around $450 CAD / $380 CAD after price drops over the years. Again, it’ll be easier to find the PS4 Slim over the PS4 Pro in Canada, and when you do, it will be much cheaper.
PS4 Pro & PS4 – Amazon Canada
Amazon Canada has the PS4 Pro for exorbitant prices, so you’ll want to wait until those go down a bit. As for the regular PS4 Slim, you can grab that at a much more modest and reasonable price.
$900 CAD at Amazon Canada
From $293 CAD at Amazon Canada
PS4 Pro & PS4 – Best Buy Canada
It looks as though Best Buy Canada doesn’t list the PS4 Pro at all anymore. If you’re looking to shop at Best Buy, you’ll need to settle for the PS4 Slim.
Unavailable at Best Buy Canada
$380 CAD at Best Buy
PS4 Pro & PS4 – Walmart Canada
Like Amazon, Walmart is selling the PS4 Pro for abnormally high prices due to supply and demand. The PS4 Slim, however, is its usual price when you can find it in stock.
$1,130 CAD at Walmart Canada
$380 CAD at Walmart Canada
- EB Games: $450 | $380
- The Source: $500 | $380
Where to buy a PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim in the UK
The PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim retail for £349 and £259 in the UK, respectively. It appears that you’ll have an easier time finding these consoles in-stock for reasonable prices in the UK than some other regions, though retailers other than Amazon UK are no longer carrying the PS4 Pro.
PS4 Pro and PS4 – Amazon UK
Both the PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim are available at Amazon UK for their normal suggested retail price. While you may have issues shipping it anywhere outside of the region, those in the UK can grab one now.
£480 at Amazon UK
£200 at Amazon UK
- Currys PC World: NA | £259
- GAME: NA | £259
- Smyths Toys: NA | £259
- Argos: NA | £259
Where to buy PS4 accessories
The PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim didn’t launch with a line of official accessories as the PS5 did. However, Sony does still offer a few first-party accessories, and it has partnered with other companies to produce officially-licensed third-party ones as well.
- PS4 Platinum Wireless Headset – $146 at Amazon
- PS4 Gold Wireless Headset — $150 at Amazon
- PowerA DualShock 4 Charging Station — $16 at Amazon
- Seagate 2TB Game Drive — $80 at Amazon
- DualShock 4 Back Button Attachment — $20 at Amazon
PS4 vs. PS4 Pro: Which should you buy?
It’s an easy answer when you pit up the PS4 Slim vs. PS4 Pro: the latter is undoubtedly the better console. It supports 4K HDR gaming, PSVR plays better on it, and it’s just a more powerful machine in general. Most people will find this is the console they want, but that doesn’t make the PS4 Slim bad by any means.
The PS4 Slim is still capable of playing every PS4 game ever made, even though performance and resolution can be inferior to the PS4 Pro version of a game. Because it’s generally easier to find a PS4 Slim at a lower cost at that, this may be your best choice right now.
Best PS4 games: The top PlayStation 4 games ranked
With the PS4 having released eight years ago, there are thousands of PlayStation 4 games on the market. The best PS4 games span over a dozen genres and include the likes of Red Dead Redemption 2, God of War, The Last of Us, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and so many more. It’s impossible to list all of the amazing games out there, but rest assured you’re not short for options. No matter what types of games you like to play, you’re bound to find something you enjoy.
Best PS4 headsets: Get the best audio experience with your PlayStation 4
When you’re looking to improve your audio experience over your television stereo, you’ll want to check out some of the best PS4 headsets there are to offer. The Astro A50, in particular, is premium built and works like a charm wirelessly with 7.1 surround sound capabilities. If you’re looking for cheaper or wired options, you can always try out the Razer Kraken X. A good headset combines great comfort and audio quality — any other features are just nice bonuses.
