Sony has recorded more than 100 million PS5 consoles sold into distribution channels as of November 10, 2026.
The milestone appears on Sony Interactive Entertainment’s business data page. PS5 becomes the fourth PlayStation system to pass 100 million, following the original PlayStation, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 4. Sony measures these figures as worldwide sell-in, meaning units sold into distribution channels.
Its quarterly table records 1.6 million PS5 consoles for April–June 2026 and 2.6 million for July–September. That puts the first two quarters of the current fiscal year at a combined 4.2 million. The cumulative figure of more than 100 million is dated November 10, later than the September quarter-end.
Where PS5 stands among PlayStation systems
Sony lists the original PlayStation at more than 102.4 million units and PS4 at more than 117 million. PS2 remains at the top of the table with more than 160 million. Passing 100 million places PS5 among the company’s most widely distributed systems, though Sony has not given a more precise cumulative total.
Compared with the first half of the previous fiscal year, PS5 sell-in fell from 6.5 million to 4.2 million. Although the pace slowed over those two quarters, cumulative shipments continued to rise and passed 100 million in November.
The current PS5 experience
Sony’s product page presents PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition together, with a separate section for PS5 Pro. The core experience centres on a high-speed SSD, the DualSense controller and 3D audio. In supported games, haptic feedback and adaptive triggers can change how different actions feel.
The disc-equipped PS5 plays PS5 and PS4 games on Blu-ray as well as downloads from PlayStation Store. Digital Edition centres on downloaded games. Certain slim Digital Edition models support a separately sold disc drive, giving owners a way to add physical games later.
Sources · Sony Interactive Entertainment · PlayStation
