Target PS5 Restock Possible This Weekend; Full Details Inside
Target stores in an entire region are receiving PS5 shipments and we might see the consoles back in stock this weekend.
This news comes from Jake Randall, who’s known for his reliability when it comes to Target drops. On his Twitter, he shared a photo of a Target employee’s Zebra scanner, which shows the amount of PS5 units on hand in a particular US region. This comes from an employee at Target who has access to the region’s internal inventory.
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Courtesy of Jake Randall
Jake emphasizes “MIGHT” when he writes, “This is to say there MIGHT be a drop tomorrow BUT shipments are still arriving as late as Sunday.” So, there’s a possibility of a drop, but it’s not certain yet.
If we see the drop tomorrow, i.e., September 3, it will be online-only as usual. The timeframe to keep in mind is between 6 am – 9 am EST. Most Target drops, however, have been between 7 am – 8 am EST. So, if you’re an early-morning person, it’s definitely something you should look out for.
The last Target drop was on August 27.
Last drop time – 8:15 am EST / 5:15 am PDT / 7:15 am CST
In case we don’t see a drop tomorrow, Jake will share more information with us on Monday. Until then, check out – PS5 Restock September Calendar; All Stores Time, Dates
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