Yesterday, Sony announced its "slim" models for the regular and digital editions of PlayStation 5, but not without some extra costs being introduced with the line.

For starters, both the regular and digital PS5 slim models will come with a horizontal stand, but no base. A base is included in the box with the launch models, but if you want to stand the PS5 slim vertically, you'll need to buy a separate vertical stand (compatible with all PS5 models!) for £25, or $30.

For buyers in North America, the slim model of the digital PS5 is more expensive than the launch model, costing $450 compared to $400, despite its smaller size. The slim PS5 with a disc drive will remain at the same price of $500.

The price of the digital PS5 slim will not increase in the UK and Europe, though it's worth noting its £390/€450 price tag here already incorporates last year's price hike due to "high global inflation rates". At the time, PS5 prices in the US were not increased by Sony.

For friends across the pond, if you're thinking of buying a slim digital PS5 you'd better make sure to commit to being a digital-only buyer. The optional Blu-ray drive for the digital version costs $80, coming to a total of $530. The slim disc drive PS5 costs $500.