Best prices on PlayStation 5, PS5 Pro, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Desks, and Setup Accessories in Saudi Arabia
Both run most big games at a similar level. The real differences are the exclusive games, the subscriptions and the model you pick. Today's price for each console is in the list above.
PlayStation's own studios release their big series (God of War, Spider-Man, Gran Turismo, The Last of Us) on PS5 first. Many Xbox games now also come to PS5 and PC, so check where your must-play games are released.
Xbox Game Pass gives a large library of games for a monthly fee, including Microsoft's own games on release day in its top tier. PlayStation Plus offers a rotating game catalogue in its higher tiers. Playing paid games online needs a subscription on both.
Disc models let you buy, resell and trade physical games. Digital models are cheaper up front, but every game comes from the online store.
The PS5 takes a standard M.2 NVMe SSD (PCIe 4.0, Sony recommends 5,500 MB/s or faster, with a heatsink). The Xbox Series X|S uses its own expansion cards for current games; older games can also run from a USB drive.
Choosing an SSD for the PS5 →Plays physical discs and digital games. Discs can be resold or traded, which lowers the real cost of games over time.
Same games and performance, but no disc drive: every game is bought from the PlayStation Store. Sony sells a disc drive separately if you change your mind later.
A faster graphics chip and PSSR upscaling for sharper 4K and smoother frame rates, with 2 TB of storage. It has no disc drive in the box.
Microsoft's most powerful console, built for 4K, with a disc drive and 1 TB of storage.
The smallest and cheapest current-generation console. It targets 1440p rather than 4K, is digital only, and comes with 512 GB or 1 TB of storage.