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Sony PlayStation 5 gaming systems are always tricky to find, to the point where every restock is a major event. In the past, restocks at stores like Target, Walmart, and Amazon have sold out within minutes. Fortunately, they’ve been lasting a little longer in recent months. If you have a PS5 on your wish list, keep track of PS5 restocks at a variety of retailers. This will help you score one without paying marked-up resale prices.
Right now, Walmart, Target, Best Buy and Amazon all have the PS5 in stock. You can even check your local Verizon store.
In general, when looking for the PS5, retailers announce restocks in advance; some have notification lists you can join, and others you might just have to regularly check on. We’ve gathered all the info on PS5 restocks at Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Target, and more into one place. If you miss the latest restock, be sure to check back for future PS5 restock dates.
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Here’s where to get the PS5 in stock now:
Walmart shoppers can shop the PS5 in-store and online today.

Walmart has the PS5 in stock online and in-store. You can finally order them for store pickup (something we’ve been waiting for for months).
If you find one online, make sure it’s not sold by a third-party reseller, as that won’t always be the best deal.
Some background on Walmart+: you can become a Walmart+ member to get early access to deals and restocks, like PS5 releases. Just know that the Walmart+ membership costs $98 per year or $12.95 monthly. This membership includes early access to special events, like up to seven hours of early access to hot Black Friday deals. Also as a member, you score video streaming through Paramount+, free shipping, free delivery, and $0.10 per gallon fuel savings at participating gas stations.
Also, as of May 17, 2023, Sam’s Club has the PS5 in stock as a bundle. The PlayStation 5 Console God of War: Ragnarok + Wireless DualSense Controller + DualSense Charging Station was being offered for $656.97.
Target has the PS5 in stock online for pickup only.

As of May 17, 2023, Target has some inventory of the PS5 online for pickup only.
Best Buy has the PS5 in stock.

If you were one of the many that missed out on the Best Buy PS5 restock back on December 14, 2022, you don’t want to miss this latest restock. Best Buy recommends becoming a TotalTech member. This’ll give you exclusive access to releases of popular products like the PS5. And no, you don’t need a membership to buy a PS5 at Best Buy — it’ll just increase your chances of getting one. However, a membership costs $199.99 per year, almost half the price of the PS5. So it’s probably only worth signing up if you shop Best Buy a lot and will use the other perks. Those include 24/7 tech support from Geek Squad, free shipping, up to 24 months of product protection on purchases, and extended 60-day returns.
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Amazon has the PS5 in stock.
Amazon has several editions of the PS5 in stock. Right now you can grab any one of the following:
- PS5 Console with Controller $499.99
- PS5 Digital Edition Console with Controller $399
- PS5 Digital Edition, God of War Ragnarok Bundle, $459
- PlayStation PS5 Console, God of War Ragnarok Bundle, $559
Become a rewards member at GameStop to get product announcements.

If you’re already part of GameStop’s PowerUp Rewards Pro program, you’ll be first in line when the retailer restocks the PS5. Sometimes GameStop announces restocks through their newsletter, but in-store and online sales have been limited to rewards program members. If you want to become a member, it costs $14.99 per year and will give you early access to console restocks and other collectibles. You’ll also get perks like a $10 off welcome reward, a $5 monthly reward, and 2% back in rewards made on every purchase. If you’re a frequent GameStop shopper already, it might be worth the membership for early access to PS5 restocks.
Request an invite from Sony to keep track of PS5 restocks.
Similar to Amazon, Sony lets buyers request an invitation to purchase a PS5 or a PS5 bundle during restocks. Sony manufactures the PS5, so it’s a reliable way to eventually score a console. However, they’re usually one of the slower retailers to restock. Requesting an invite doesn’t guarantee you’ll end up with a PS5, but you will get notified when the console becomes available.
