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The inventory clearance report originally came from YouTuber and full-time PS5 inventory tracker Jake Randall, who claimed that stores nationwide are ready to restock this week. Normally, there is at least a three-week interval between restocks, but this time the interval between restocks was shorter.

Jake Randall has proven to be a very reliable source of PS5 restocking information in the past. He has previously contacted multiple Target restocks in advance and is a very reliable source for retailers. His tip will definitely make Target worth keeping an eye on this morning.

Randall initially suggested the possibility of a drop last Friday (October 22), but he also noted that it could be moved to this week. This is because stores are expected to receive additional inventory over the weekend, allowing retailers to restock on an even larger scale next week.

Target added fuel to the fire earlier today by updating its PS5 product listings. This is typically done just before restocking begins. Based on Randall's tip and this product list update, it is expected that Target will restock the PS5 very soon.

Nevertheless, it should be noted that despite the obvious certainty of Mr. Randall's Target source, nothing should be taken as fact unless it comes directly from the retailer. It seems likely from all evidence that Target will restock today, but for now this should still be taken as speculation.

If you are still trying to secure a PS5, bookmark the PS5 Restocking Hub. This guide contains the latest restocking information, rumors, and leaks. While this guide won't guarantee you a PS5, it will make the task of getting your hands on Sony's popular gaming console a little easier.

First, make sure you have an account set up with your payment and address details saved. This is an essential step if you want to secure your PS5 when it is restocked. Stocking the basket is only half the battle; you don't want the console to sell out while you are entering the details. Make sure everything is saved so you can check out in seconds.

Target is known for releasing inventory in waves, usually releasing the regular PS5 first, followed by a restock of the PS5 digital version. Therefore, even if the PS5 is already sold out at the retailer, it is worth sparing the time to go after the second wave.

Jake Randall also recommends using alternative payment methods such as PayPal, Apple Pay, or RedCard if possible. The advantage of these is that using another payment portal avoids Target's own servers, which have collapsed under the burden of trying to secure the order confirmation emails that thousands of people have coveted in the past.

Target also has an app you can use to secure your PS5. A good trick is to try to check out the restock on both your desktop and mobile device. Once you are able to add the PS5 to your cart on one, we recommend switching to the other to complete the checkout process. As long as you are logged in, the contents of your cart will be recorded.

Finally, during checkout, if your local store is sold out, you can edit your location to select a store that has PS5 in stock. Sometimes doing this will prevent the checkout process from proceeding, but if you experience this issue, clear your browser cookies and try again.