Customer Ratings & Reviews

PS5pro launch was pretty rocky, but the tech adoption by developers has started to improve, as well as firmware updates smoothing out what developers can get out of the system. Finally starting to see solid performance improvements for games that support optimized for pro. Apparently Sony is releasing another big firmware update in Jan or Feb that will improve things further as well.

It’s just a PS5 , with higher frames and better graphics. If you want a competitive advantage over your friends with a normal ps5 this can get you a small fps advantage in 120fps games or at the very least slightly better graphics.

definitely puts a little ump in your games. I'm getting 144 fps on call of duty and a lot of games are on the way to fully use the extra computing power of the ps5 pro like GTA 6

Fast speed, dynamic graphics, unbelievable performance. Easy to set up and use.

I love the ps5 pro definitely great quality! Biggest thing is having the TV with 120hz and 4k to truly get the best of the ps5 pro graphics. I switched from Xbox and I’ll never go back. The games on PlayStation are far better and graphics look crisp on it. The 2TB storage allows you to download a lot of games as well.

Upgraded from launch ps5 to ps5 pro via the trade in promotion BB was running. Graphics are improved and memory increased but i now need to upgrade my TV to unlock full potential of ps5 pro

Best Playstation yet! I know... one can say this about any and every new product in most instances, but this really is quite powerful and if you have a newer TV that has full HDMI 2.1 support, you can tell a difference. It may seem slight at first but after a while the additional graphics power becomes immediately noticeable and you don't want to go back after that. I do admit thought that for the price, you do have do a doubletake and first. It also really seems like Sony should have included the higher end dual sense controller and they missed a huge opportunity here by not including it because if they did, it would make the whole setup unquestionably worth it. If you are on the fence, try it, after some time using it, you won't be disappointed, even if you don't like that it doesn't have a disc drive, that will slowly fade away as well and you'll just focus on the technical goodness it delivers.

If you are trying to get the most performance and willing to put the money in, I will recommend getting the PS5 Pro BUT if you are just a regular gamer and want to save money just get the regular (PS5). There’s not much difference between the PS5/ Pro. In my eyes the difference is in the RT and the storage (you can add more storage)*. Ofc there’s more stuff between PS5/ PRO, if you really thinking in getting one, do your research and see which one will suit you better.

Know what you are buying. These reviews that whine about this console not having a disc drive or not having a stand are obviously trolling or they don't research anything they buy. If you plan to drop $700 on something, you ought know what is included. I received exactly what I expected. The system itself is great. On my OLED it brought in more fidelity without giving up the higher frame rates. I can't stomach 30fps anymore, it almost makes me motion sick. So, for me this was a perfect upgrade as I was always in performance mode in games and now I can have most of the fidelity mode AND the frame rates of performance mode. Gran Turismo 7 is fantastic with the Pro. Spiderman 2, I'm speechless. I do not have a gaming PC, at this point in my life, this console meets my needs. I know a PC could outperform this system, but I have no complaints and it meets my expectations.

Love my pro. Just finished Rise of the Ronin on it with the upgrades, now looking forward to finishing another playthrough of FF7 Rebirth, which looks absolutely stunning! The 2TB is also a nice addition. If you can afford it, and want additional graphical fidelity that the base ps5 couldnt provide, this is for you.

Very nice console that works extremely fast with good graphics.

Excellent product, works perfectly and the quality is great. Easy to use, does exactly what it promises, and totally worth it. Very satisfied with this purchase.

First of all, its expensive, too expensice for a console. However, I game on a 77 inch oled and sit about 8 feet away. Games like Final Fantasy Rebirth, Alan Wake 2, and Star Wars Outlaws were noticeably blurry to the eye on tbe regular ps5. Ot was like you were playing this high end system with nice graphics, but they ran out of juice for the resolution part. It was like playing the game through the bad lense at the eye doctor. Anyway, the ps5 pro fixed this with more horespower and pssr. Those games I mentioned, among others like Hogwarts Academy and Dragon age Veilguard look super sharp and crips. This not only makes it look like you booted up a high end pc, but it also adds depth and immersion. I feel like i see kore of the background and the worlds are more expansive. Now, i you have a tv 55 inches or less and you sit 10 or more feet from your tv, this honestly might not be a good purchase for you. The change might be barely noticeable in that situation. Anyway, im still yet to play any game thet was 30 fps only on the vanilla ps5 or see one thst has added ray tracing, but im sure that will be good too.

Absolutely love my ps5 pro bought it about 3 weeks ago and gotta say the performance of it is amazing and it runs so quite

4k 120hz steady for GT7! Nice upgrade from normal ps5. Should come with a better stand but that's my only complaint.

I treated myself to this purchase with money I received for Christmas gifts and I am ecstatic with it. The deck itself looks great and the game play on my 75" QLED TV is amazing at 4K. I see many complain about the price but that was not a concern as it was essentially a gift. Functionally, I have no complaints and everything about it from turning on and downloading and installing games it simple. I am retired and must admit I spend too much time playing games these days and do not regret the purchase. The buying experience was simple from Best Buy and I later purchased the additional Blu Ray Disc Drive and 4 TB extra storage.

Love it! Great upgrade from gen 1 console. Really enjoying the improved graphics and performance in all games, and the extra storage is nice too. Looks amazing on LG OLED!

I thought it was a bit overpriced. However my boyfriend really wanted the new console. It has been nothing but good to us. Runs fast, graphics are great, and we have had no issues. Best Buy made the purchase easy & fast. We made the switch from Xbox to Ps5 and we would never go back!

I 100% notice a difference. Yeah it's kinda pricey but it's what I wanted. I am also a video/screen nerd. The PS5 pro paired with my OLED LG 42in C2 for gaming is really awesome. I do feel like I am getting graphical capabilities from a mid level gaming PC on this console. It really depends on how you view this upgrade and if you have always only been on console. Console is all I've known and the PS5 pro has met my expectations. The only thing I WILL SAY is that it really depends on the TV/Monitor that you are using. If you have a generic 4k led tv capped at 60hz you are for sure missing out. OLED is king my friends. 4K/VRR/120 FPS/Extremely Fast Response Time/Infinite contrast and true blacks. Makes a big difference

It does what Sony said it would do. The price is pretty reasonable for what you get - an actual 4k/60 capable machine. However, if you're willing and able to spend more for this console over the regular PS5, you're probably also willing and able to spend twice as much on a PC with a bit better performance along with all the extra flexibility and utility (and yes, the occasional technical difficulties/annoyances that you're probably capable of dealing with). With that in mind, I really think the Pro only makes sense for the die-hard PlayStation fans and serious gamers out there whose entire game libraries and group of friends are committed to the platform, and don't care about having options beyond what Sony offers. More casual users won't even notice or care about the upgrades from the base PS5. Outside of that, with more "platform exclusives" now coming to PC after a year or two, cross-play becoming more common, and the modernization of Steam and Windows for supporting console-style gaming, there are far less barriers keeping you trapped on the platform than there were in previous generations. For me, having a history on both platforms, I've come to feel that the progress made combined with the wealth of options offered by PCs outweigh the history I have with PlayStation. I've decided that my old base PS5 will be good enough for gaming with my PS5 friends, and I'm planning on returning this Pro and moving back to PC for the future.