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SAVE OVER $70: As of Dec. 5,Pilar Coll the PS5 Slim Digital Edition is on sale for $374 at Amazon. That's a 17% discount on list price.

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Black Friday may be over, but that doesn't mean the discounts are done. If you're still on the hunt for some bargains, you'll find many options in Amazon's daily deals. And that includes this great deal on the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition (Slim), which is still at its Black Friday price (its lowest-ever price).

As of Dec. 5, you can find it reduced by 17%, now just $374 for a limited time.

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The PS5 Slim is a sleek, compact version of the full-size console. It offers the same high-performance gaming but in a smaller, more space-efficient design. The Slim still has the same powerful hardware as the original PS5, including ray tracing capabilities and speedy load times thanks to its SSD, and sharp 4K visuals.

The PS5 Slim Digital Edition is ideal for those with reduced space, or who want to cut down on clutter. It's also a disc-free version of the PlayStation 5. It exclusively supports digital downloads, letting you purchase and store games directly from the PlayStation Store, rather than through physical game disks.

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The PS5 Slim also boasts improved energy efficiency, consuming less power during use. It even includes subtle tweaks to its cooling system for a quieter performance. It supports all existing PS5 games, accessories, and PS VR2, ensuring full compatibility with Sony’s gaming ecosystem.

Get this great deal at Amazon.

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