Customer Ratings & Reviews

My package was not even in a box and it’s a holiday time and people be stealing other people packages

Had technical issues less than 6 months after I purchased the game

My 16 yrs old son saved his money to buy this PlayStation and only had it for 1 months before it started acting up.

defective I've had it for three months and it turns off by itself.

The box came really really damaged I like to keep the box in good condition but the box came really bad !

It broke on the first month of using it and I can’t get a refund

Don't work that good it is loses and doesn't work right

I feel as if yiu spend 500 a game should come with it

An upgrade to the PS4. Runs smoothly, improved graphics and overall faster download speed. Console is a little bulky. Better controller.

Another reason to sit on my rear in front of a tv and miss the real world passing me by. I hate gaming.......I really do.

I need my money back don’t buy it guys.it’s not worth it

Performance & Hardware: • Ultra-fast SSD → Games load almost instantly. No more long waiting screens! • Ray tracing & 4K gaming → Super realistic lighting and shadows. Games look amazing. • 120Hz support → If your TV supports it, you get buttery smooth gameplay. • DualSense controller → The adaptive triggers and haptic feedback make gaming way more immersive.

Faulty system corrupted my data after failing to be put in rest mode as well as stick drift

Horrible, cant play games. Crashes constantly, get a xbox

Didn’t receive my item and they refused to refund me

Haven’t use yet hopefully want have any problems!?have my games ready to play!

Best buy NEVER carries stuff in stock and when they do its garbage

The console lags it barely runs good waist of money

Easy setup, great game selection, very fast. Quite expensive but worth it. Took 2+ years to find one but supply chain seems to be improving.

While I initially thought the PlayStation 5 would be everything I wanted, it fell short of my expectations. The console's size struck me upon opening the box, reminiscent of an oversized DVR player, and it posed an aesthetic challenge in my home. However, once I had it set up, I appreciated the graphics and the upgrade over the PlayStation 4. Still, it left me wishing for more significant improvements, considering that the PS4 had been around for nearly a decade. One of the major letdowns was the storage size. With modern games pushing 100-150 GB, the PS5's limited storage allowed for only about 8 games before I'd need to consider an upgrade. The game library and selection, while up-to-date with impressive graphics, didn't entirely justify the jump from the previous generation since they would be getting the same games Looking at future potential, I was hoping for more in terms of the interface, speeds, and graphics. While these are no doubt an upgrade from the PS4, I wish they were truly next generation. In summary, if you can snag a PS5 for under $450 with a game of your choice, it's a steal, but at the current price of $500, I'm not entirely convinced it's worth the upgrade. For a bit more money, you could invest in a decent gaming PC, which might offer a more compelling gaming experience in the long run.