PS5 in Colombia: release date, price, availability and features of the new PlayStation 5

Now it’s official. Sony has unveiled the prices that the new Play Station 5 will have in Colombia and has confirmed that the console will arrive in the country on November 19. The price of the digital console, which does not have a CD drive, is $ 399. The version with a CD drive comes in at $ 499.

In Colombian pesos, with all taxes, the digital console would be 2,199,900 and the more expensive version could reach 2,799,900 pesos, according to an official distributor.

The two versions that hit the market They feature an 825GB solid-state drive and a data rate of 5.5GB per second, making it up to 100x faster than the PS4.

For the accessories that would complete the experience of Sony’s new bet, there are already prices. The DualSense controller will cost $ 69.99 and the DualShock 4 will cost $ 59.99; the charging station, which supports two commands, will cost 29.99; The Pulse 3D wireless headphones will cost $ 99.99 and the individual remote will be $ 29.99.

For its part, the 1080p dual-lens HD camera will be priced at $ 59.99. It is expected that with this dual function the device can be used for virtual reality in the future.

The console will include exclusive video games such as Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Remastered, Astro’s Playroom, Sackboy: A Big Adventure, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Just Dance 2021, among others.

The PS5 includes upgraded and more robust processors. The CPU will be an eight-core 3.5 GHz Zen 2 and a 10.28 TFLOPS GPU. Y The RAM will be 16GB.

The measurements of the PlayStation 5 with Blu-ray player are 390 mm x 104 mm x 260 mm. The digital version will be 390mm x 92mm x 260mm. Since it has no disk drive, it is thinner.

Unlike Microsoft, which has opted for a single global launch of its new Xbox Series, Sony is putting the console on sale in two stages: Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, United States, Canada and Mexico starting Thursday. . . The rest of the world, and Europe in particular, will have to wait until November 19.

Due to the pandemic, purchases will be made online. Sony has warned that no consoles will be sold in stores on launch days. At a shop in Sydney, Australia, only a handful of customers who managed to pre-book online came to pick up the console on Thursday morning, AFP reported.