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Consoles • 5 Jan 2021

Koodoo gets next batch of PS5 stock for South Africa

By Megan Ellis

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Retailer and Sony distributor Koodoo has just dropped their latest batch of PlayStation 5 (PS5) stock in South Africa.

The retailer sent out a notification via email to customers with the new stock listing for the PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition appearing on its website.

How long the consoles will remain in stock, however, is unknown.

Stock for the PS5 consoles has been relatively difficult to come by in South Africa, with most retailers selling out within minutes or hours after listings become available.

The PlayStation 5 officially launched in South Africa on 19 November.

The main console retails for R11 999.99, while the Digital Edition costs R9 999.99.

However, scammers and scalpers have also targeted the gaming market locally as gamers try to get their hands on the console.

Some retailers have also started offering console bundles with games. But, as with the standalone PS5 console, stock has been limited.

Feature image: Sony

Megan Ellis

Megan has been writing about technology since 2016, but takes pride in being a life-long technophile and nerd. She holds two post-graduate qualifications - a BJourn in New Media and BA Honours in Linguistics.