Save on PS Plus with these Black Friday PlayStation gift card deals

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If you're a PS5 or PS4 owner trying to make the best of the ongoing Black Friday deals and Black Friday PS5 deals, then PlayStation gift card discounts aren't to be missed. Sony has cut PS Plus prices by up to 33% - but you can save even more by paying with a cheap gift card.

Shop ShopTo's full Black Friday sale

The best gift card savings right now can be found at ShopTo, with highlights like a £150 PS card for just £132.85 - saving you £17.15. That gives you enough credit for a full year of PS Plus Premium at its current discounted rate, plus some extra cash to spend on games.

If you're interested in a smaller card, there's a £12.15 discount on £100 - taking it down to just £87.85. Of course, all of these cards would also be fantastic, easy gifts for PlayStation lovers.

PlayStation gift card Black Friday deals – quick links

Today's best PlayStation gift card Black Friday deals

PlayStation Store Gift Card - £10
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PlayStation Store Gift Card - £10: was £10 now £9.85 at ShopTo.Net
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This is by no means the biggest discount around, but it's still something. I would still recommend buying the higher value cards, though, as the savings start to ramp up.

PlayStation Store Gift Card - £20
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PlayStation Store Gift Card - £20: was £20 now £18.85 at ShopTo.Net
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A solid £1.15 off a £20 card. It doesn't sound like much, but if you intend to pick up a bunch of small cards for gifts, then the savings do start to add up.

PlayStation Store Gift Card - £40
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PlayStation Store Gift Card - £40: was £40 now £35.85 at ShopTo.Net
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This is a great little deal that nets you almost £5 off a £40 card - not bad if you want to ensure that you're saving cash wherever possible.

PlayStation Store Gift Card - £50
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PlayStation Store Gift Card - £50: was £50 now £44.85 at ShopTo.Net
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You can then get more than £5 off if you choose to go for the £50 option, with the price coming down to just £44.85. This is a great choice if you want to hoover up some discounted games.

PlayStation Store Gift Card - £70
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PlayStation Store Gift Card - £70: was £70 now £62.85 at ShopTo.Net
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You can save a tidy £7.15 on a £70 card, giving you enough store credit to buy some recent major releases like Ghost of Yotei for the holidays.

PlayStation Store Gift Card - £100
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PlayStation Store Gift Card - £100: was £100 now £87.85 at ShopTo.Net
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This £100 card gives you enough store credit to bag 12 months of either PS Plus Premium or PS Plus Extra at their current discounted rates with an extra £12.15 off - not too shabby!

PlayStation Store Gift Card - £120
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PlayStation Store Gift Card - £120: was £120 now £107.85 at ShopTo.Net
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As above, this is enough for 12 months of either PS Plus Premium or PS Plus Extra at their current discounts - but you get a decent amount of leftover credit to spend on some digital games too.

PlayStation Store Gift Card - £150
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PlayStation Store Gift Card - £150: was £150 now £132.85 at ShopTo.Net
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This £150 card represents the very highest saving on this list, with a whopping £17.15 off. This is the one to choose if you want not only a PS Plus membership, but also plenty of credit left over for game deals.

PlayStation Store Gift Card - £200
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PlayStation Store Gift Card - £200: was £200 now £189.85 at ShopTo.Net
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I'd recommend the £150 card above due to the higher savings, but if you simply must have £200 of credit, then this is the best option, thanks to a £10.15 discount.

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Dashiell Wood
Gaming Editor

Dash is an experienced tech journalist who currently serves as the Gaming Editor at TechRadar, where he helps oversee coverage of video games and related products.

Before joining the team, he was Contributing Writer at PLAY (formerly Official PlayStation Magazine) and has also written articles for many of the UK's biggest gaming magazines including Edge, PC Gamer, and SFX.

Now, when he's not getting his greasy little mitts on the newest hardware or gaming gadget, he can be found listening to J-pop or feverishly devouring the latest Nintendo Switch otome.

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