Consoles at a one-year high
£551, 6.1% up on a month ago — the highest in our records this year. PS5 Pro leading the rise, 39.3%.
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£551, 6.1% up on a month ago — the highest in our records this year. PS5 Pro leading the rise, 39.3%.
£44.18/TB, 5.9% up on a month ago. 12TB leading the rise, 27.2%.
As we conclude today's report, the retail landscape shows significant divergence. While we are currently tracking 1,132 live price drops, including a notable 50% reduction on the ASUS NUC 15 Pro Slim PC and substantial discounts on Tommy Hilfiger transitional hoodies, hardware indices are trending upwards. The console index has reached a yearly high of £551, driven by a 39.3% increase in PS5 Pro pricing. Similarly, storage costs have risen, with the HDD index at £44.18/TB and 12TB drives seeing a 27.2% climb. Consumers may find better value in apparel and compact computing than in gaming or mass storage currently.
AI-assisted analysis, generated from this edition's own tracked price data.