Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is hands down the best gaming console you can get today. Yes, it’s pricey compared to other options, but it delivers on its promises. It’s also rumored to be the unofficial console of choice for the upcoming highly anticipated GTA VI. Why is that exciting? PlayStation’s Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) is getting an update soon this year just before some other heavy hitter games. PSSR has been great, delivering what consoles of this generation have promised but failed to do: 4K gaming with high frame rates consistently. It’s genuinely impressive how well the AI in PSSR works to deliver outstanding detail. And this is coming from a former Xbox fanboy. The Series X didn’t excite me anymore and I felt like Sony was cooking up something good with the PS5 Pro. I’m definitely satisfied. Can’t wait for PSSR to release as it’s said to upgrade older games as well and improve further on clarity and boost frame rates. This year will be amazing for console gaming.

Runs well super fast download times with that SSD.

The PlayStation 5 is a solid gaming console that offers good performance and smooth gameplay. Its fast SSD helps reduce loading times, making games more enjoyable. The console supports high-quality graphics, including 4K resolution, and runs most games very well. Overall, the PS5 is a reliable console for anyone looking to enjoy modern video games. I love it!

Upgraded from a launch PS5. Games look great on my OLED TV and play smoothly. A good upgrade for those with a base PS5. The added storage really helps as well, since most games run about 50GB it seems.

Better visuals and frame rates plus extra storage. This thing rocks!

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.

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.

Can’t wait for new games! I love the console, I barely see loading screens.

Upgraded from the original PS5 and I’m in love with the PS5 pro! I will say: make sure your tv can support a lot of the added features before you make your decision whether it’s worth the extra cost. Things like 120hz, VRR, ALLM etc are new features that will only work if your television is compatible. Also, make sure you buy an external disc drive if you plan to play physical games!

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

Have Good resolution and capacity, recommend definitely

Wonderful console. Speed, resolution and performance are incredible.

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.

The perfect PlayStation console available, honestly if you’re looking to get a PlayStation you should save extra to get this one both the digital and disc version only have 1TB this one has 2TB and with the size of games going up thats gonna be needed and saves you from buying a internal SSD drive for extra space.

Easy purchase, easy pick up. Game system is great. Bought the 2TB, love the look

Love the design. Easy set up. Enhanced performance!

Very fast, and very easy to use! I love playing GTA or any other game that I want. Lots of storage

As someone who wasn't the biggest fan of this console generation, the PS5 Pro excited me. I felt "Finally, a true console worth of the "next-gen" promise...and then I played games with it. Outside of the design, which, lacks a disc drive, and doesn't come with a stand, this is largely a PS5. Sure, the internals are a little different, but you set it up the same, you launch your games the same...the difference is in how the games play and let me tell you...there's a difference, just not the difference I was looking for. The original selling point was no longer choosing between performance and graphic quality...but I feel like with the PS5 Pro there are even more choices. Developers have used the power of the PS5 pro, and PSSR, Playstations Ai upscaling method, to find new ways to get you to play 30 fps...and it doesn't look good enough to justify the 30 fps. ..and it's not a stable 30 FPS!! This is what we pay MORE for, sans a 4k Blu-ray drive? Moving past the console itself, I noticed when I purchased it, certain PS5 Pro-enhanced games now found themselves back up to full price. Sure...that's not the console's fault...but that is apart of the experience of getting the console, and it wasn't a good experience. No one piece of software screamed "THIS is why you bought a PS5 Pro!" and I get it, you can't necessarily develop a game specifically for the PS5 Pro, it's not the base model, it's not the top seller, it's a mid-gen upgrade for a small percentage of the overall user base...but if there's no software to justify the console, there's definitely no justification for a price increase with missing features (the disc drive). Last gen I purchased both mid-gen consoles and was satisfied with both of the purchases. This gen I'm reminded that I have a PC, and with the increased cost of game production, eventually all these games will have to land on PC where developers can truly push things to another space. Maybe going forward games are made with the PS5 Pro in mind, developers getting a better understanding o the benefits of PSSR, but right now? This ain't it.

Turned in my PS5 for the PS5 Pro. Yeah, the onboard 2TB is really awesome, but so is GoW Ragnarök and The Last of us @ running at 60FPS. If money is not a worry, I'd advise anyone to jump in. Loads of AAA games coming between now and the next update cycle that will mostly all by Pro Enhanced. Lovin' it. BestBuy is awesome too. My pre-order had a broken seal when I went to pick it up and one of the staff found one with the seal intact.

The menus in most games work a lot faster than on the PS5. In games you get more FPS if the game supports it, as long as you have a TV with more than 60Hz. aside from that, very comparable to the PS5 the 2TB storage is very nice.