Amazon has both standard PS5 models in stock, at $599 for the digital edition and $649 for the disc version, ahead of Grand Theft Auto 6 on November 19.
The PS5 Pro is a different story. A shopping guide covering the listings said the Pro is already unavailable at Amazon. It gave no reason, and the listings are a snapshot that can change at any time.
The $50 gap between the two in-stock models is the price of the disc drive. Buyers who play only downloaded games can skip it.
On the game itself, Rockstar said in a statement that it targets "30 frames per second" across both platforms. For PS5 players, the company also promised "high-fidelity haptic feedback" on DualSense controllers, improved spatial audio through Tempest 3D Audio, and improved load times. Those are the developer's own descriptions of features it has not yet shipped.
That shapes the buying decision. If frame rate is the same on PS5 and Xbox, the PS5's case rests on the controller and audio features, plus whatever console a household already owns. A 30 fps target also makes the case for paying more for a Pro harder to judge. The shopping guide does not say how the Pro will handle the game.
The guide's "last chance" framing is a retail pitch. The release date is fixed, but consoles remaining in stock at Amazon is a separate question, and one Amazon answers listing by listing.