You can now find custom PS5 plates everywhere from Amazon to Etsy. You can also buy original first-party plates directly from Sony. Color options include starlight blue, nova pink, cosmic red, and ...

Custom PS5 plates are being sold by third party company The Plate Station Aran Suddi 25/10/20 1 Comment. When the PS5 launches and people get it they will be getting a console that has white ...

Websites like PlateStation are creating and distributing custom side plates for the PS5. This includes colors like blue, red, and even black, if you want a more classic PlayStation look.

Update: Customize My Plates has cancelled and refunded all orders for custom PS5 plates after discussions with Sony's legal team, and will no longer be selling plates in any capacity.

A Sony patent for PS5 side plates was made public this week. This may suggest that the company plans to offer custom plates of its own. Official PS5 replacement plates on the way?

Custom console skin company Dbrand has announced a set of limited edition PS5 plates which take some heavy inspiration from Sony's own official Spider-Man designs. Sony announced a limited edition ...

PlateStation5 is making custom PS5 faceplates in a variety of colors, aiming for launch day delivery if you preorder now. Get matte black, blue, chrome, red, or camo designs to customize the look ...

The third-party custom PS5 faceplate manufacturer that gained popularity last week received a name change to Customize My Plates to avoid confusion with the Sony PlayStation branding.

Custom Plates’ initial PS5 faceplates were popular enough that demand quickly sky-rocketed and sites, including our own, covered the products.

PS5 custom plate manufacturers curbed following legal pressure from Sony. Several third-party groups including PlateStation have run into legal troubles with Sony that are forcing refunds and ...

The PS5 custom plate maker has three designs available in its store ranging in price from $49.99 to $69.99, depending on what you want, and they're expected to arrive at the end of February.

When the PS5 first launched, many third-party manufacturers made custom plates to replace the only available white options. Sony was not too happy with them and quickly released a line of colorful ...