According to reports, Sony plans to launch a detachable disc drive with PlayStation 5 models in 2023. Brand new website Insider Gaming came out the gate swinging some pretty big news, reporting ...

As we already know, if a disc-less PlayStation 5 gets a disc drive installed in it for the first time, Sony will require that it do a one-time login for the console to accept the drive.

The PlayStation 5 Disc Drive has become a hot commodity after the reveal of the PS5 Pro, but when it comes to the value offered by the peripheral, there's definitely some room for debate.

We might not see a detachable disc drive come out into the marketplace. But if this peripheral release doesn’t connect with the current digital models of the PlayStation 5, we’re bound to see ...

The PlayStation 5 disc drive is back in stock at select U.S. retailers as of mid-January 2025. But PS5 owners may need to act fast because the device is unlikely to remain available for long ...

The next revision of the PlayStation 5 could include a removable disc drive, potentially letting you play games using a drive connected via USB-C, according to Tom Henderson of Insider Gaming.

Sony’s forthcoming smaller PlayStation 5 will make the disc drive swappable, allowing owners to remove or connect it as they wish. However, a new leak of the upcoming slim redesign points to an ...

The disc drive will run you $79.99, and you can find it at most of the usual spots: PlayStation has it on its own store, Amazon is selling it, and so is Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and GameStop.

The PlayStation 5 Digital Edition and standard model, as well as the PS5 disc drive, are available worldwide, and prices in Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and the UK go up on April 14, 2025.

This is approximately $250 more expensive than the current PlayStation 5 console, which currently costs approximately $449.99 to $499.99 depending on what model you buy as well as where you buy it.

Sony's upcoming beefed-up PlayStation 5 Pro without a disc drive will reportedly only cost $500, while specifications have been partially 'confirmed'.