Sony's console is becoming increasingly difficult to find in European stores. One of our readers traveled through six countries before finally locating it at a Müller store in Croatia.
Price: €949.
At Müller, the console cannot be ordered online — the retailer's website serves strictly as a catalog, meaning the PS5 Pro can only be purchased directly in physical stores.
Ironically, the lack of online sales might be one of the simplest ways to leave bots and scalpers out of business.
Interestingly, the Müller chain itself has a somewhat unusual history for a store of this kind. The company has existed since March 5, 1953, when it was founded by hairdresser Erwin Franz Müller in Ulm, Germany, who initially opened a small hair salon. Over time, the business grew into a large chain of drugstore hypermarkets, where today customers can find products for the home, garden, beauty and household goods, as well as technology and electronics. Müller entered the Croatian market in the 1990s, and it was one of the chain’s stores that unexpectedly became the place where a customer managed to find the hard-to-get PS5 Pro.
So ahead of the GTA 6 release, finding a PS5 Pro is still possible. The only question is how many countries you'll have to visit.
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