Customer Ratings & Reviews

This product has exceeded my expectations in every way! The performance is lightning-fast, and the design is sleek and modern. It’s incredibly user-friendly and offers excellent value for its price. Whether for gaming, entertainment, or work, it delivers an unparalleled experience. The build quality is premium, and it feels built to last. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for top-notch quality and performance. Truly worth every penny! Feel free to tweak it based on the product or your personal experience!

Nice upgrade from my regular ps5. Dont let reviews say its not worth the upgrade because it definitely is. I seen a noticeable difference right away and yes you can get 120fps on a lot of popular games not stuck on 30 or 60fps with not having to choose between performance or quality mode as the Ps5 pro performance setting gives you the quality as well unlike the regular ps5.

Amazing design and performance playstation has out done themselves again

I use it all the time because it’s my go-to way to chill and forget about everything for a while. The graphics are seriously impressive and make the games look so real. It runs perfectly and makes playing way more enjoyable. Easily a five-star experience for me.

Its excellent, the resolution and refresh rate it provides is better than my original ps5 and is a worthy successor.

What needs to be said? Fantastic console and runs spectacularly, from graphics to capabilities it’s great and looks even better on a 4K TV. Highly recommend if you’re able spend the extra money and get a PRO, well worth it. Only downside is there is no disc drive.

Fantastic graphics, very fast load speed and has great storage already built in.

My opinion? A monster of a console and great performance for the price, HOWEVER, it may not be for everyone! Keep in mind, I upgraded from a PS4 Pro, not a PS5, so I can’t comment on the difference between the two. To give some background, I had originally intended to purchase a base PS5 but decided to wait once I heard that this was coming out. I’m also playing this on a 77-inch OLED, so I wanted to make sure that whatever I bought next made the most out of the display. Long story short, I’m glad I decided to purchase this instead. The graphics are gorgeous, and the load times are short. The new interface did take some time getting used to, but it’s not difficult once you get used to it. Obviously, it’s a big upgrade from the PS4 Pro, as one would expect. It’s definitely a larger console though, so keep that in mind if space is tight. When it comes to gripes about performance or display, I really have none. I’m currently playing Resident Evil 8 on it, and it looks fantastic! As an added perk, basically all the PS4 games I own (except the VR ones) are compatible, so I can go back and enjoy them if I want without having to switch consoles! Even better, many of them come with either a free or a very cheap upgrade to the PS5 version so long as you have the discs, which I do. I now have PS5 versions of Horizon Zero Dawn and Ghost of Tsushima for free thanks to this! Now, to address the one MAJOR con: as others have stated, there is no disc drive. I’m well aware this is not just a Sony thing, and most companies/studios are trying to phase out physical media altogether (yay corporate greed!). I refuse to be roped into digital-only, so I was willing to shell out the extra money to buy a disc drive, however many people may not be, especially when the base price is already so expensive. However, like I said, the upside was that purchasing the disc drive gave me access to several free PS5 upgrades. If you don’t care about having games on physical, then it’s not a big deal. The other minor downside is that 1TB may not be enough considering how huge games are now. In summation, I would say if you are upgrading from a PS4, have a display that will make the most of the hardware, and if the high price doesn’t deter you, then YES, this console is absolutely worth it. If you already have a PS5, then weigh your options and decide whether the upgrade is really worth it, especially considering the lack of a disc drive.

Awesome machine way better graphics and way more storage def worth the buy in my opinion also looks slick.

Amazing! If you want to play at top resolution with 60fps then this is your console!

The PS5 Pro elevates the gaming experience with subtle yet impactful enhancements. Near-instantaneous loading times eliminate frustrating interruptions, while the innovative DualSense controller adds a new layer of immersion with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. Stunning ray tracing technology and immersive 3D audio further enhance the visual and auditory experience. These combined enhancements make replaying older games a rewarding experience, breathing new life into familiar titles and showcasing the true power power of the PS5 Pro.

My original PS5 from 2021 recently overheated and currently doesn’t work I was looking for a new PS5 now the pro wasn’t my first choice since it’s expensive and I needed to get the disk drive so I wasn’t really looking at getting this one but I was able to sell my ps5 for parts I got some money from that and decided why not pull the plug and get the pro mainly because it was the extra storage and I really want to play ghost of yotei in the best possible way. After having it for 2 weeks it’s a tough sell. The build quality and the size of it are way nicer than the og base ps5 that I went from. The extra storage is really nice and makes a difference but there’s not really a difference in many games. There are some games that really use the pro well like stellar blade that has a bunch of settings and shows the potential the system has along with ff7 rebirth which is a night and day difference from the pro to the ps5 in performance mode but if a game doesn’t have a ps5 patch it still can benefit from the system smoothing out the framerate of games like silent hill 2 which had performance issues on ps5 but playing it on the pro makes it really smooth but visually in most games I couldn’t tell a difference between the ps5 pro or the base ps5. So is it worth the 200 dollar difference from base ps5 or close to 300 dollar difference if you get a disk drive like me I have to say not really. If you want more storage and smoother frame rates and have the extra money it can be worth it but if you want a big graphics difference and or are more on a budget just save the 200 or 300 dollars and get a base ps5 and just get extra games to play on it.

Easy dealGreat product overall. Build quality feels solid and premium, setup was quick and straightforward, and performance has been excellent so far. Everything works as expected with no issues. Sound/image/performance quality is very impressive for the price, and it integrates perfectly with my existing setup. Definitely a noticeable upgrade compared to what I had before. Highly recommended. Would buy again without hesitation.

Great Fan Not Too Loud Exactly a Ps5 the PSSR and Ray Tracing are Great Overall Great Consokd

Works excellent makes a very good choice has 2 TB of storage

I had saved enough money to finally buy this product and man, it had the storage for a plethora of games. It runs all the games super well and the graphic capabilities are amazing.

Its a great deal for a brand new ps5 pro with 2 tb storage. Awesome and fast handling

I love it! Definitely an improvement from the original. Also like the fact that it comes with 2 tb of internal storage. The design in my opinion is an improvement as well. The only downside for me was having to purchase the disc drive separately. For as much as it costs I feel like it should have been included. All in all I recommend it if you can afford the premium price.

The PlayStation 5 Pro is seriously impressive. Games look incredible in 4K and run super smooth, even the more demanding ones. Load times are almost nonexistent, and the graphics upgrade is easy to notice. The DualSense controller still feels amazing with the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. Overall, it’s been an awesome upgrade and a great experience so far.

This might sound silly, but after three years of PC gaming, it felt refreshing to play on a console again. No Windows updates, driver issues, or tweaking settings—just download and play. I’ve got a powerful PC (4080, 32GB RAM), but many games still run worse than on console due to poor optimization and fragmented launchers. Despite hitting 200+ FPS on PC, the console’s 60 FPS feels just as good in actual gameplay. Honestly, the simplicity alone makes it worth it.