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.

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.

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.