Customer Ratings & Reviews

I mean, I had a ps5, so this was the only step to go to once my ps5 started to die -- I got it right around the release of it... Anyway, having the 2TB is a huge game changer. Much more room and my games lag less than before, especially on games like helldivers 2 or something that uses a lot of graphics and capabilities of the pro.

As someone who appreciates and loves gaming at a high level the ps5 pro has hit the mark for me in every aspect. In almost every game I play I truly feel an upgraded experience. Higher frame rates and graphical quality is very noticeable. Highly recommend if you are someone who wants the best of the best from console gaming. Also having 2tb of space is amazing, only downside is no disk drive but I don’t have any discs to begin with.

Clean system, it arrived on time, I haven’t had any issues at all. The storage is great, the performance is amazing I can absolutely tell the difference with certain games. 10 out of 10

I love it. Best purchase. Always been a fan of the PlayStation series. I love how much storage it has for my games, I love the look and the size of the system. And it really does make a big difference in graphics with my games.

Great video game console with 2tb memory. With 4k-8k gameplay up to 120fps. With preformance mode that can run games more stable. With PSSR and AI upscale making graphics even clearer. Also enhancing ps4 games. Worth it especially if you have a good compatibility tv.

This console is great; you can really notice the difference when playing any game. It doesn't get too hot or make too much noise, and it's also much smaller than the standard console! It's very good!

I've been playing on Playstations since the PS3, so I get the hesitation of deciding what's better between the base console and the Pro versions that Sony has been relasing since the PS4. For me, I find the PS5 Pro to be a genuinely good upgrade from the base PS5 I've had since 2022. The extra storage is greatly appreciated (about 2-3 times the base PS5, if my numbers are correct) and physically is relatively smaller, which does save you a nice amount of space. I do recommend getting a disc drive out of the sake of preserving the rights for your games. Gaming companies are making scummy moves nowadays with digital purchases, and while I didn't buy the drive (as it's unfortunately sold separately), this was a conscious choice, so don't be like me. Performance wise it runs beautifully, especially on games/screens that support the higher resolutions. The download speeds feel comparitvely faster too (though I did recently buy this, so perhaps its a placebo effect) If you've been looking to upgrade from a base PS5, or using this as a first-time buy, then it's well worth it. The storage alone is genuinely enough to justify the buy, some games get insanely big nowadays, and the Pro is able to hold multiple 100+ GB games and then some.

The PS5 pro is a PS5 with more power and an AI that boosts image quality. Its up to future developers at this point to use it to its potential, not so much games that have come before. You will be getting the best experience in console gaming that we can get in the current industry, but the reality is, the differences right now are small. There is also the issue of no disk drive, something that wasnt an issue for me since im transitioning to getting all games i get all digital. Thats only because i live in florida, and a hurricane can displace me any moment. In the end, the console is definitely what you pay for. Even until after the ps6 comes out, all games will be optimized for the base ps5. Question is do you need that extra kick in performance, no matter how small?

This is not a complete next gen upgrade as people think. It does improve the graphics on performance mode with higher frame rate, on fidelity it has better ray tracing and graphics improvements. As for disc drive sony said its an accessorie and they are not leaving physical games as people claim. Yes their is a improvements from ps5 vs ps5 pro. You have to compare them to see the difference. As for the games its all up to the developers how they want to patch the game some might take full advantage and some might not.

So far been having the pro for a few weeks, and man does it look great. Been playing classics and new games on my 4k tv, looks so amazing. Can’t wait for future games like gta 6 and wolverine to take full advantage of the pro extra juice.

This is definitely not for the casual gamer. The price tag is up there and especially the Christmas sales going on, you can get a regular PS5 at a better price which will suit most. If you are a hard-core gamer or a videophile type, this is geared towards you. PS5 Pro Enhanced games are certainly taking advantage of the upgraded hardware. I have noticed differences in several of the games I have played. Of course non-enhanced games get a bump too, but the enhanced games really shine. If you really care about the visuals or getting every drop of framerate you can in your games, then this is for you. If you just enjoy playing games occasionally, then you will be better suited for the standard PS5.

Returned the PS5 and bought PS5 Pro and very happy with it! I was considering upgrading thebstorage on my PS5 until I realized getting the PS5 Pro includes upgraded atorage and so many other soeed and visual enhancementa for barely more than just yhe storage upgrade.

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

Great graphics, smooth FPS and has a lot of storage, highly recommended

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.

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

Just love the ps5 pro love smooth gameplay And load speeds are quicker.

Looks very nice and loads games way faster than the regular ps5

Awesome unit! Sleak design and color. works great. Husband doesn't complain.

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.