New reports indicate that PS5 Pro consoles are not selling out, sparking a debate about the popularity and price of Sony's next console.

Analysts have predicted the high price point shouldn't affect PS5 Pro sales too much and ultimately will be comparable to PS4 Pro. Piers Harding-Rolls, research director of games at Ampere Analysis, believes Sony will sell roughly 1.3 million PS5 Pro systems during the launch window.

The PS5 Pro is now available to pre-order from Sony's official PlayStation Direct website, and it'll hit retail partners soon.

The PlayStation 5 Pro 30th Anniversary Bundle can be preordered now. The bundle went live earlier on Thursday in the UK and sold out immediately. The standard white PS5 Pro can be preordered from today as well.

The $700 PS5 Pro is not sold out in either the US or UK, meaning it won’t exactly be hard to come by for the holiday. Does that matter?

It was quite the week in gaming, from impossible-to-secure pre-orders of the newly announced PS5 Pro, to huge sales on major Capcom and Xbox games, to confirmation about which of your Dragon Age choices will carry over to Veilguard.

PS5 Pro preorders are now live, and Sony’s mid-cycle upgrade to the PS5 adds incredible new technology that will make supported games run at 60fps with a 4K resolution – and one of the key upgrades is PSSR.

Gamers are joining their forces to mass report PS5 pro scalpers on Ebay. Their goal is to bring down the listings of the PS5 pro limited 30th anniversary edition stock, which scalpers are trying to sell at a higher price.