Sony Group Corp. will raise the price of its popular PlayStation 5 video-game console to $550 from $500 in the US, following rival console-makers Microsoft Corp. and Nintendo Co. in price hikes after tariffs increased the cost of imports.

Sony announced Wednesday it will raise PlayStation 5 console prices in the U.S. by $50, citing ongoing economic challenges and the financial strain caused by recent U.S. tariffs on electronics imported from China.

Before the hike gets into gear, you still have the option to grab a cheaper version. Deals hunter Wario 64 pointed out that the PS5 Slim model Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 bundle still costs $400. Along with the $80 optical drive, it could be the cheapest way to get the stock standard PS5 before tomorrow’s price hikes.