Console on finance
A console on finance lets you spread the cost of a PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch over regular payments instead of paying everything up front. You choose the console at our partner shop, apply there, and the shop explains its terms clearly before you agree to anything.
This guide does not approve anyone or set terms. We group consoles by how people play — solo story games, online with friends, or family on the sofa — so you can find a good fit before you head to the partner shop.
Pay monthly consoles
Pay monthly consoles are popular with households who want the latest hardware without one large payment. Before you choose, check what is in the box: bundles, storage size and included controllers vary from listing to listing.
Think about the extras too. A spare controller, a headset or a charging dock can be added as pay monthly games and accessories, so your setup is ready to play from day one.
No credit check consoles
Our partner shop offers consoles with No Credit Checks. You apply directly at the shop, and it handles the application, terms and delivery.
For a first order, the first four payments build payment history before dispatch. Repeat orders can be dispatched without that first-order waiting period, subject to the partner shop's terms.
PS5 on finance
PS5 on finance is one of the most searched options. The disc edition plays physical games, while the digital edition only downloads, so pick based on how you buy games. Big games fill storage quickly, and online multiplayer usually needs a paid membership. See our PlayStation guide for more.
Xbox on finance
Xbox on finance covers Series X and Series S. Series X adds a disc drive and more power for big TVs, while Series S is compact and digital-only. A game-library subscription gives access to a rotating catalogue of games, and many older Xbox games still play. See our Xbox guide for the full comparison.
Nintendo Switch and accessories
A Nintendo Switch is the go-to for families, portability and local multiplayer. Most models play on the TV and on the go; Lite models are handheld only. Extra Joy-Con pairs or a Pro Controller make group play easier.