PlayStation 5 Digital Edition featuring 825GB SSD listed on Amazon at the original price, with the CFI-2116 revision believed to be the cause of the reduced storage capacity overseas.
The revised PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, known as "Chassis E" and CFI-2116, has made its way to various European Amazon sites for purchase. This revision marks the return of the 825GB SSD, a departure from the 1TB storage that was introduced with the shift to the PlayStation 5 Slim.
Sony has confirmed the revision, although an official announcement has yet to be made. The revised Digital Edition is priced at €499 in Europe, aligning with the existing PlayStation 5 Digital Edition's MSRP.
Interestingly, this revision represents a decrease in storage capacity compared to the original and the PlayStation 5 Slim. Consumers are losing close to 200GB, or 24%, of usable, high-speed storage with the latest revision. This translates to a 17.5% reduction in capacity compared to the original PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, which was equipped with 825GB of internal storage.
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The revised PlayStation 5 Digital Edition was first released in the USA on November 12, 2020. It is now available for purchase on Amazon Spain, Amazon Italy, Amazon France, and Amazon Germany.
Stay tuned for further updates as we continue to monitor developments regarding the revised PlayStation 5 Digital Edition.
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