PS5 and Xbox Series X sold out at Walmart — where to find restock next

By Louis Ramirez
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PS5 and Xbox Series X restock are now live at Walmart

PS5 restock
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Update: Walmart has sold out of PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles. Make sure to follow our PS5 restock and Xbox Series X restock trackers for updates on the next console drop. 

After weeks of silence, the PS5 and Xbox Series X have returned to Walmart. This is the first time we've seen a restock from Walmart in almost a month. 

You can get the PS5 for $499 (opens in new tab) or the PS5 Digital for $399 (opens in new tab). Or you can get the Xbox Series X for $499 via this link (opens in new tab) or the Xbox Series S for $299 via this link (opens in new tab). Remember, Walmart usually releases stock in waves, so make sure to stick around for the next full hour should more stock come out. (One PS5 restock at Walmart lasted an epic two hours). 

Walmart PS5 restock (sold out)

PS5: $499 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)

PS5: $499 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)
The flagship PS5 console includes a 4K UDH Blu-ray disc drive. As a result, the design is slightly fuller than the all-digital model. It sells for $499 and includes a PS5 DualSense controller.

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PS5 Digital Edition: $399 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)

PS5 Digital Edition: $399 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)
The PS5 Digital console lacks a 4K UDH Blu-ray disc drive. As a result, it's slightly thinner than its counterpart. It also sells for $399 ($100 less) and includes a PS5 DualSense controller.

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Walmart Xbox Series X restock (sold out)

Xbox Series X: $499 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)

Xbox Series X: $499 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)
The Xbox Series X is Microsoft's new flagship console. It features 12 teraflops of graphics power, 16GB of RAM, 1TB SSD, and Blu-ray drive. It runs games at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second with a max of 8K at 120 fps. The Editor's Choice console represents the pinnacle of Microsoft's gaming efforts. 

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Xbox Series S: $299 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)

Xbox Series S: $299 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)
The Xbox Series S is a less expensive and less powerful version of the Xbox Series X. The Series S has a GPU with up to 4 teraflops of output, 10GB of RAM, 512 GB SSD storage, and no disc drive. It has a max resolution of 1440p with 120 fps. 

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Walmart PS5 restock tips and tricks

The first thing you'll want to do is create a Walmart.com account (opens in new tab) if you don't already have one. Enter your address and credit card info so that you'll be ready to roll once PS5 restock returns at Walmart. You'll also want to know the correct landing pages for the PS5 at Walmart. (You'll find the links above). 

Once the consoles are available at Walmart you'll have to act lightning fast to secure a console and purchase it. However, it's worth noting that Walmart tends to release inventory every 10 minutes. So if you don't score a console on your first attempt, keep trying. 

Many have reported that adding the PS5 to a shopping list has helped them score a PS5. To do this, go to the PS5 product page (opens in new tab) at Walmart. Click the "add to list" icon underneath the console's image. You'll then be prompted to create a name for your wish list. Now the next time Walmart has PS5 restock, you should be able to add the console to your cart via your wish list (instead of going to the product page and waiting for it to show up in stock. Again, your mileage may vary with this tactic, but it's worked in the past with other PS5 retailers.

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Louis Ramirez
Louis Ramirez

As deals editor at Tom’s Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying full price for the latest gadgets. With over 10 years of deals-hunting experience, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches high and low for the best deals to bring readers. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is also an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.