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So, I finally did it. After nearly four years of loyal service, I've listed my used PS5 for sale, and honestly, it was a bigger decision than I expected. Like a lot of Aussies, I copped my console during the great shortage of 2021, when scalpers were asking silly money and getting it. I paid through the nose for mine from a bloke in Parramatta who'd clearly bought it purely to resell. Fast forward to today, and with the quality of games on offer elsewhere, plus a bit of a mortgage squeeze, my PlayStation 5 has mostly been collecting dust under the telly. Rather than let it become a very expensive paperweight, I figured someone out there would get more joy out of it than me.
Before I even thought about snapping photos for the listing, I gave the whole setup a proper once-over. I wiped down the white faceplates, vacuumed the vents out (gaming consoles up the back of an entertainment unit get filthy, trust me), and did a full factory reset so my account and personal data were gone for good. If you're selling a used PS5, this step is non-negotiable. Deactivate the console as your primary system first, otherwise the buyer will have a nightmare setting theirs up, and you'll get a string of cranky messages. I also dug out the original box, both controllers, and every cable from the drawer of mystery, because a complete set genuinely adds value when buyers are comparing listings.