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The coveted PlayStation 5 Pro has dropped to its lowest-ever price at Target.

As of June 3, this console is $50 off at Target, now priced at $649.99. But that's not all — get an extra 5% off if you're a Target Circle member. This is Target's loyalty program that helps customers earn rewards and access additional deals.

SEE ALSO: Save up to 27% on a PlayStation DualSense controller for you or your Player 2

The PS5 Pro is basically everything we love about the PlayStation 5, but better. It uses AI-powered resolution (PSSR) to make games look extra clear on your TV, and with up to 120fps and advanced ray tracing, everything plays smoother and looks more realistic than ever. Storage-wise, you'll get a massive 2TB of SSD storage, faster load times, and incredible wireless abilities for better online play. It’s also compatible with over 8,500 PS4 games, many of which run better thanks to Game Boost.

Plus, with 1440p, 4K, and even 8K support, your visuals will be next level, no matter your setup. And with features like haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D audio, your games will feel and sound real, too.

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