PS5 price in Lebanon (November 2026)

The PS5 is one of the messiest products to compare on LebTech. Sony sells three versions right now: the Slim with a disc drive, the Slim Digital with no drive, and the Pro. Shops here sell European and Japanese units, with different warranties, some with VAT and some without. So a search for "PS5" gives you a long list of prices that aren't all for the same thing.

Just after midnight on 1 November, we opened 71 PS5 console pages from our data on the shops' own websites. For each one we read the version, the region, what's in the box, the price, and whether you could actually buy it.

The short version

• PS5 Slim with a disc drive, not counting Japanese units: $490 to $860 at 14 shops. 11 of them asked between $745 and $849.
• PS5 Slim Digital: $600 to $770 at 7 shops.
• PS5 Pro: $800 to $1,443 at 13 shops. 11 of them asked $1,329 or more.

The disc Slim: one very low price, then a tight pack

The cheapest was Omar Cell at $490, for the European unit with one DualSense and a one-year warranty. Their page showed 23 in stock. That's $209 below the next shop, Rano's Cell at $699, which had marked it down from $720.

A price that far below everyone else is worth a phone call before you go. Ask if VAT is included and who honors the warranty.

After those two, most shops sat close together. 11 of the 14 asked between $745 and $849. The highest was $860.25, at a shop that lists the console at $775 before VAT.

Japanese units cost less

Mzone sells two Japanese-market disc Slims, at $550 and $585. The $550 one is listed as new and sealed. Both are cheaper than every other disc Slim we confirmed except Omar Cell's. We kept them out of the range above. If you're looking at one, ask what plug it comes with and who handles warranty repairs.

13 listings don't say which PS5 they are

13 more in-stock listings, from $630 to $809, don't make clear whether they're the disc or the digital version. Most just say "PS5 Slim", sometimes with "Europe" or a warranty added. A few have spec sheets that describe both versions. Since both are sold as a "Slim", the name alone doesn't tell you which one you're getting.

We left these out of the ranges. If one of them is the best price you find, ask the shop which version it is before you pay.

The Digital

The Digital has no disc drive, so you can't play, swap or resell physical games on it. It cost $600 to $770 at 7 shops. The cheapest was Gametricks at $600 for a 1TB European unit, $145 less than the same shop's disc Slim.

The Pro has the widest gap

Like the Digital, the Pro comes without a disc drive. Gametricks listed it at $800 and Pixels & Bytes at $899. The other 11 shops asked between $1,329 and $1,443. That's $643 between the cheapest and the most expensive Pro.

At $800, the cheapest Pro cost less than the disc Slim at five other shops. If you were about to pay $819 or more for a Slim, it's worth a look.

Before you buy one

• If the page doesn't say disc or digital, ask.
• Check the region: European, Japanese, or a local distributor's unit.
• Ask which warranty you get and who honors it. We saw no-warranty, one-year and two-year listings for the same console.
• Check the VAT line. Some shops show the price before VAT and add 11% at checkout.
• A second controller or a game makes it a bundle. Compare bundle with bundle.