If you’ve been holding off on buying a PlayStation 5 Slim, now may be the right time to grab one. Sony has announced a festive season price cut of Rs 5,000 on its latest PS5 Slim models in India. The offer is valid from September 22 to October 19, 2025, or until stocks last-so it’s very much a limited window. Also Read: Sony PS5 Gaming Handheld is reportedly in early stages of development
So, if you are a gamer and want to finally get a new PS5, then this is the perfect time. Here is how much the Sony PS5 Slim will cost you. 
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Sony PS5 Slim: New Prices After Discount
Sony is offering a discount on both the Disc Edition and the Digital Edition of the PS5 Slim. Here’s how the new prices look: Also Read: Sony PlayStation 5 Pro launch timeline leaked, and it’s not too far
- PS5 Slim Disc Edition (CFI-2008A01X): Rs 49,990 (down from Rs 54,990)
- PS5 Slim Digital Edition (CFI-2008B01X): Rs 44,990 (down from Rs 49,990)
That’s a straight saving of Rs 5,000 on either version, which could be a delight for many gamers who need to finally add the console to their setup.
Sony PS5 Slim: Where You Can Buy It
The discounted PS5 Slim will be available both online and offline. For those who are looking for the Sony PS5 Slim online, you can check out the discounts on Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, and Zepto. While the offline buyers can visit the Croma, Reliance Digital, Vijay Sales, Sony Centre, and other authorised PlayStation retailers.
Some of these outlets may also throw in additional cashback offers or EMI options, so it’s worth checking the fine print before making the final purchase.
Sony PS5 Slim: What Does It Offer?
There’s always the question of whether to buy now or wait for the next big upgrade. Reports suggest the PlayStation 6 is still a few years away, with a possible launch timeline around 2028. That gives the PS5 Slim a great option to buy now, especially with the upcoming discount.
Know that both variants come with features like ultra-fast SSD for shorter load times, 4K gaming with ray tracing support, DualSense controller with adaptive triggers and haptic feedback, and access to PS5 exclusives like God of War: Ragnarok and Gran Turismo 7.
