PlayStation 5 Pro will release on November 7, but pre-orders are now live for folks in the US and the UK. The PS Direct storefront went live for pre-orders at 10 AM EDT, so if you are finding yourself in a queue when logging into the site, stay in line, as there is a ton of traffic and you don’t want to lose your spot.

Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro pushes gaming console boundaries with a more powerful GPU, better ray tracing and a narrower gap between graphical fidelity and performance. Today’s the first day you can reserve the pricey powerhouse before its November 7 launch.

Trying to pre-order a PS5 Pro or anything from PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection was a challenger for gamers.

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Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro pushes gaming console boundaries with a more powerful GPU, better ray tracing and a narrower gap between graphical fidelity and performance. Today’s the first day you can reserve the pricey powerhouse before its November 7 launch.

Preorders for the base PS5 Pro, alongside all 30th anniversary products, are live now at PlayStation Direct. If the old-school PlayStation and its iconic gray color is dear to your heart, you'll soon be able to relive those totally sweet 1990s memories.

Follow our live blog for all the latest updates on PS5 Pro pre-orders, and 30th Anniversary Collection pre-orders as stock goes live today all across the globe.

Includes the limited edition PS5 Pro console with 2TB SSD, Wi-Fi 7 in territories supporting this standard, and matching limited edition accessories – DualSense wireless control

Mashable reached out to Sony to find out whether the company expects the PS5 Pro to sell out quickly at launch since initial availability is limited to one retailer, and if it had any plans to avoid inventory shortages.

PlayStation Senior Principal Product Manager Toshi Aoki has revealed that the PS5 Pro was planned before PS5‘s launch in 2020. The console designer credits technology’s quick evolution as reasoning behind the early discussions.