“PS4 Pro doesn't support 4k Blu rays and costs $50-$100 more than the Xbox 1 S which does support it. Why should I pay more for less? Specifically since I was an Xbox person prior to pre ordering?”
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How many 4k blurays do you own or plan on owning? I game primarily on the XB1 but i needed a PS4 to experience their exclusives.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Xbox is Xbox. PlayStation is PlayStation. You should buy what you want/need.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It was never advertised nor sold as a 4K blu-ray player. Main reason being that most people use their PS4 for gaming or streaming video from Hulu/Netflix and other online streaming services. A very low % of owners actually use it as a blu-ray player. I, myself have never ever put a disc into my PS4. I stream only be content and buy all my games digitally, like that fact that I don't have to swap discs to play games. Also 4K streaming coming soon. So if you want to play 4K blu-rays stick with Xbox, no ones forcing you to buy a PS4.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Twice the GPU power, faster CPU. does true 4k and variants of upscaling and HDR for media streaming and and video games, does supersampling for 1080p TV's, will have options for gamers to choose faster FPS over visuals and visual effects over resolution. The system is very quiet and the UI runs smoother, has and extra gig of regular ram and a 1 terabyte hard drive. Easily worth the extra hundred dollars that it cost over the slim model if your in the market for a PS4 and even worth buying as an upgrade.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Exactly! You shouldn't waste your money on something you get less for. Save yourself the $100 on the unit and get an Xbox One S.... they all play about the same game titles anyways and you'll save yourself $400 from having to purchase a stand alone 4K Blu-ray player. It's all about making smart choices.
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