PlayStation 5 Digital Edition reduced to one of its lowest prices yet

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Black Friday is the perfect chance to snap up a tech deal - but you have to be clever with your shopping, so you don't accidentally get fooled by a fake bargain.

That's certainly not the case with the deal you can grab on this PlayStation 5 Digital Edition Console - which Amazon has reduced to £309, down from its full price of £389.99.

This is for the disc-free version, meaning it's a slim and sleek design that will easily fit into your gaming set-up. Plus, it comes with 1TB of storage built in, meaning you won't run out of space for your favourite games any time soon.

It's got everything you'd want from the most cutting-edge PlayStation available - for example, it operates at 120 frames per second, meaning you'll get fast gameplay with minimal wait times, and it supports 4K displays for crisp and clear gaming. For the most immersive experience, pair supported PS5 games with an HDR TV, and you'll realise just how next-level this console really is. It comes with the all-important DualSense controller, using haptic technology to make you feel like you're in the game.

Gamers evidently love this console, awarding it an average of 4.6 stars from nearly 500 ratings on Amazon. "The graphics are stunning, with super smooth gameplay that truly enhances the gaming experience. The load times are practically non-existent, and the console’s performance is top-notch. The design is sleek, and the build quality feels solid and durable," raved one customer.

Another said: "By far, by really far the best current generation platform. Has all the best exclusives, better audio, better controller and better operating system." While a third added: "Sleek, quiet and great performance! Takes up little space too and the load times are really fast. Well worth the upgrade from my PS4. Highly recommend."

However, one customer complained about how much you'll have to spend on games, writing: "You will also pay a lot of money to the PlayStation store." Another agreed: "The cost of games on the PS store are a rip off."

If you wanted to spend a bit more money on a PS5 that came with a disc-drive, you could spring for the PS5 Pro for £689 from Currys. Or if you wanted to go for something completely different, Argos has cut the price of the Nintendo Switch OLED Console to £279.99.

But for a killer deal on a high-spec PS5, Amazon's offer is an easy recommendation.