If images circulating on social media site Reddit are to be believed, Walmart may soon be restocking its next PS5 restock.

A user named Barfalimue, who claims to be a maintenance worker at a Walmart warehouse, captured two images showing dozens of PS5 consoles stacked on shelves while at the national retailer's warehouse. This could indicate that retailers are building up their inventory in preparation for the next restocking of consoles, which will take place in the next few days.

Walmart had not restocked Sony's high-demand console for nearly a week at this point, with the last restock of the PS5 taking place on July 22; the PS5 restock took place on July 22, and this restock was only a matter of seconds. However, these images may suggest that those who missed out on the PS5 may have a chance to get one soon.

However, some Reddit users have pointed out that the consoles in the photos may actually be consoles that were sold during the last Walmart PS5 restock and are being prepared for shipping to customers. This speculation is not unreasonable, given that some customers who received order confirmation emails during the last restock and are still waiting for their shipments. Unfortunately, the person who posted this image was unable to provide any further explanation. While we cannot say for sure that Walmart's PS5 restocking is imminent, it will be worth keeping a close eye on Walmart over the next few days in case a PS5 restocking is imminent.

If Walmart does not restock within the next few days, at least tomorrow (Thursday, July 28) will see the largest targeted PS5 restock in months. However, this restocking is not yet confirmed, only actively rumored by reliable sources.

It is important to remember that when it comes to PS5 restocking, if the news does not come directly from the retailer, it should not be taken as fact. There are always plenty of unsubstantiated claims on the Internet, and bookmarking the PS5 Restocking Hub will help you distinguish fact from fiction by keeping you up to date on the latest restocking news.