Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Playstation 4 Pro is an amazing gaming device. This is the second PS4 I have bought. I got it for the Sony exclusive Spiderman. I am very impressed with the graphics.

Great console for beginners and everyone else, loading times are fast and everything is smooth. Would definitely recommend this console to everyone

I got madden, NBA 2k, and GTA align with my purchase. Everything looks amazing and it's just awesome I mean...cmon. Also I needed trade-in collateral for the new PlayStation coming out

I like the pro version because it seems like there is no lag whatsoever with games. I also have VR and supposedly that makes a difference but I don't know.

There is a minimal upgrade to current games due to my tv upscaling to 4K. Call of duty infinite and dishonored 2 look noticeably better on the pro. Definite buy if your thinking about it.

Bought this since my original ran out of memory and my son wanted his own. So I got this for me. And was able to put all my games on it and still have more memory to burn.

You know what the ps4 does. Now this does the ps4 better. With the new firmware update coming soon (4.5) on the pro we should be seeing what the ps4 pro should have been doing all along.

Performs great but i wish they did some work on the psu and cooling to lower noise in demanding games, and coil whine that appeares in certain games(common issue).

I've been wanting to get a PS4 for several years, and finally broke down during Sony's Days of Play sale during E3. The PS4 Pro console delivered fully on my expectations, but be aware that although this is equipped for 4K gaming, it does not have a 4K Blu-Ray player for movies. Bit of a silly choice on Sony's part, but if you have a separate player for 4K flicks it's really not a big deal. I've been enjoying gaming on this system for a month now and have zero regrets.

Works great like all PlayStation systems. VR is pretty cool, plays great on Pro system. lots of fun. just lacking ability to play 4k disks.

Although I already have a 4K gaming pc I still bought the PS4pro for 4K gaming I'm gettting tired of spending 800 dollars on a pc video card. Games look and play great on the new PS4 pro.

This is the first console I've purchase in almost a decade. So far, I've have a great experience with it. Impressive graphics for a console, great controller, great games!

Great system, fast processor... as easy to set up as the previous version...and Sony did not loose any of my data. USB ports still difficult to use if you swap out cords a lot

This was an impulse purchase, but one of my best. I definitely enjoy playing this console everyday and coming from the original i am very excited to own the PS4 Pro.

If you have a PS4 and a non-4k TV, stick with that. But if you wanna show off your new 4K TV and believe things make you better than other people (I do), then you should buy one of these.

Its a more powerful version of the original ps4. If you are the type of person who keeps their systems after the console generation is over this is definitely the one you want to get.

Always been a playstation fan and the pro is slightly faster than the regular one so that's good. Also, colors pop out more if you have a 4K HDR TV

Upgraded my original PS4 to the Pro when I purchased a new 4K TV. Additional resolution and speed are nice improvements. Sony also made it easy to transfer data from old PS4.

After I bought a new tv, figured next step was a new gaming center. So far the ps4 pro has been that center. Everything about the ps4 is improved. Graphics are awesome.

I've been playing primarily on PC and Nintendo hardware for the last five years, so it was exciting to finally pick up a PS4 Pro in 2018. The games are excellent, there's no major hardware problems, and the Pro has a bunch of neat features that the standard model PS4 lacks. Players will likely be happy with either, but I'm a sucker for smooth framerates so I stuck with the more expensive model. As a nice bonus for Vita owners, I've found the PS4 Remote Play experience to be very nice as well. It's fun playing major releases on a handheld device (bringing a greater degree of parity between my Switch and PS4 experiences).