Which has more storage?

The bundle has a 1TB SSD; the 825GB model has 825GB. That is about 200GB more usable space on the bundle, which matters because current Call of Duty installs run well over 100GB.

Is the bundle worth the extra $102.99?

Yes if you want Black Ops 6 and the slim design. The game alone typically costs $70, and the extra storage is worth the rest to most players. Skip it if you only play free-to-play titles.

Do both play the same games?

Yes. Both are disc-edition PS5 consoles and run the same PS5 library plus supported PS4 games at up to 4K and 120 FPS.

Which is better for a 4K TV?

Both output 4K at up to 120 FPS on supported titles. The 825GB listing claims 8K, but 8K output is limited to a handful of games on either console.

Can I add storage to either one?

Yes. Both accept an M.2 NVMe SSD in the expansion slot, so the 825GB model can be upgraded later, though that adds cost.

Both use the same generation of hardware and should last similarly. The slim bundle runs cooler and draws slightly less power, and its larger drive means less wear from constant game shuffling.

PS5 Disc Edition Black Ops 6 Bundle vs Sony PlayStation 5 Disc Edition

Buy the 1TB Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 bundle if you want the newer slim PS5, double the storage, and a packed-in game. Buy the 825GB original model if you want the lowest price and don't need the extra space. The bundle's best new price is $482.99 at Staples as of November 7, 2026; the 825GB console is $380.00 at sikahealth.com the same day, a $102.99 gap.

Today the Sony PlayStation 5 Disc Edition costs $102.99 less at its best price.

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