The PS5 Pro's hefty $700 price tag has elicited gasps and groans from gamers worldwide, sparking a flurry of reactions across social media platforms like Twitter (X). This premium console's cost is causing quite a stir, especially when considering the even steeper prices faced by consumers in Japan and Europe.

Pricing Discrepancies Between Countries Give Gamers Pause

In the US, the PS5 Pro is set to hit the shelves at $700, a price that has many gamers doing a double-take. However, the situation is even more pronounced in other regions. In Japan, the console will retail for a whopping 119,980 yen, which translates to approximately $847 USD. Over in Europe, the PS5 Pro will be priced at €799.99, while in the UK, it's set at £699.99. When compared to current exchange rates, a $700 price tag would equate to around 100,000 yen in Japan, £537 in the UK, and €635 in Europe.

These price discrepancies have led many savvy gamers to consider the option of buying the PS5 Pro in the US and shipping it internationally to save on costs. While specific details on pre-order locations are yet to be announced, it's expected that the PS5 Pro will be available through PlayStation Direct, Sony's online store, as well as major retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Target, and GameStop.

For those looking to delve deeper into the latest updates on the PS5 Pro, be sure to check out our comprehensive article below for all the news and insights you need.