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Alex Posted
PS5 pro is super quiet, takes up less space than the OG PS5, has 2 TB of storage built in, and you can tell the difference in the graphics/performance. However, I’m not sure it’s worth the $200+ price difference. Not only does it not have a disc drive or vertical stand, but I don’t think most people would care about the performance difference. It would have been worth it if it came with the pulse/pro controller. Long story short - I like it, but it’s not worth it. You’ll get a better value with the regular PS5.
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Mplus Posted
The PS5 Pro is an absolute beast! Blazing fast load times, stunning graphics, and buttery-smooth performance in every game I’ve played. The upgraded design looks sleek and stays quiet even during intense sessions. If you want the best console experience available right now, this is it. Totally worth the investment!
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Madness Posted
Love the new skeek look and plays great. Games run smoother with enhanced graphics, great performance, storage capacity and frame rate is amazing! Cant wait for more game updates to take advantage of the PS5 pro! Definitely recommend this PS5 PRO
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LeandisM Posted
the truth is today i will talk to you about the ps 5 pro, it is no less true, that it does not have a disc input, but it does have very good quality when it comes to playing, uploading games to 120hz with the highest quality available, an incredible response time thanks to its newly installed ultra m2, and its new ram memory expansion, they allow you to have an incredible experience thanks sony you have done it again.. here I leave you several photos of what this beautiful video game console looks like. I recommend it 100% that is why I am going to give it 5 stars.
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PappyJ Posted
Just got my hands on the PlayStation 5 pro, and I have to say — the experience has been absolutely fantastic from the moment I unboxed it. Sony really outdid themselves with this one. First off, the design is sleek and futuristic. It looks like a piece of high-tech art sitting in my living room. Setup was simple and fast — within minutes I was diving into the next generation of gaming. The performance? Unreal. Games load incredibly fast thanks to the lightning-speed SSD. I’m talking seconds. No more waiting around — just straight into the action. The graphics are on another level: crisp 4K resolution, smooth frame rates, and ray tracing that makes every detail pop like never before. The DualSense controller deserves a special shoutout. The haptic feedback and adaptive triggers are total game changers. You actually feel what’s happening in the game — whether it’s the tension of pulling back a bow or the rumble of driving over rough terrain. It’s immersive in a way I didn’t know I needed until I tried it. Plus, the exclusive games like Demon’s Souls, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, and Spider-Man: Miles Morales show off exactly what this system is capable of. Stunning visuals, smooth gameplay, and that next-gen wow factor. Overall, buying the PS5 was one of the best decisions I’ve made as a gamer. It’s powerful, fast, and built to impress. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading, do it — this system doesn’t just meet expectations, it smashes them. 10/10. No regrets.
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Anonymous Posted
I’ll be real — I wasn’t even planning on buying the PS5 Pro. I already had a launch PS5 and told myself the upgrade wasn’t worth it. Then I walked into Best Buy just to look, stood in front of the display for like 20 minutes, and left with one under my arm. That was about four months ago and I have zero regrets. I’ve been gaming since the PS2 days so when I say this thing genuinely suprised me, I mean it. I went in skeptical. The PS4 Pro honestly felt like a cash grab so I wasn’t expecting much. First thing I booted up was Spider-Man 2 — a game I’d already beaten on my base PS5. First time swinging through Manhattan at night in the rain on the Pro I actually stopped moving just to look at the reflections on the street below me. My girlfriend walked in and said “is that real?” She doesn’t even play games. That said everything. The big thing with the Pro is it basically kills the fidelity vs performance tradeoff. On the base PS5 you were always choosing one or the other. On this machine quality modes run like performance modes used to. I picked up FF7 Rebirth specifically because I heard it was rough on the base console in quality mode — on the Pro it’s been smooth the entire playthrough. For a game that visually dense thats impressive.. The Best Buy experience was smooth too. Staff actually knew what they were talking about, had both versions in stock, no pressure. I went disc version because I still buy physical and I’m not trying to have my whole library tied to a digital account. Was in and out in under 20 minutes. DualSense is still slept on. The adaptive triggers in Returnal genuinely change how you play, not just how it feels. Astro Bot does things with the controller that feel like a magic trick. Battery life is still mid though — charge it daily or keep a cable close, just how it is. Load times are still insane. Spider-Man 2 goes from the home screen to in-game in about two seconds. Coming from a base PS4 before this gen that still doesn’t feel normal. If your on a base PS5 and play graphically heavy games, the upgrade is real. Coming from a PS4 this is one of the biggest leaps you’ll feel. Best Buy had it in stock same day and four months later it’s the most used thing in my setup. Genuinely the version of the PS5 that delivers on what the original was promising.
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Rell Posted
I’ve owned every generation of Playstation, and I’ve never upgraded to a slim or Pro model. This time was the exception. While the base PS5 has served me well since day 1, the PS5 Pro has genuinely felt like an upgrade in every way possible. Performance, ray tracing and high fidelity? I was sold. The extra terabyte of storage is a nice help as well. If you’re considering, i would highly suggest as it’s served well for Resident Evil Requiem, and i think 007 First Light, GTA 6 and Wolverine will run amazing as well
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Shadeslayer Posted
I have the base ps5 and yes i had FOMO 3 days before the price hike...so what? ZERO regrets. The PRO is a beast of a machine and i absolutely love it. Cyberpunk, tsushima, no man's sky, AC shadows, the list goes on...they all look fantastic. Paired with my asus swift oled its (chef's kiss). Graphics and performance are awesome. Storage isnt a problem as i already had a 2tb ssd on my base. Yes, buying the drive and stand separately was an extra cost to an already pricey item but i think its worth it.
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TheGrayman Posted
This console is nothing short of a monster, but don’t let that fool you. If you just upgraded from the ps4 to the ps5, or you don’t play often enough to justify the price for the “possible quality benefits” then it’s most likely not for you to be honest! HOWEVER, if you love playing games in your free time, you enjoy super quick loading speeds with beautiful 4k 60-120fps games consistently, then yeah this is your best bet. You know that performance mode that often causes too much lag to use? No longer! And also console storage? Almost a problem of the past, with the starting 2 Tb of storage I haven’t had to worry once yet, upgrading from the 500Gb ps5. Here’s what it feels like to want, and get, this console: At first it’s the indecision to switch from the ps5 to the ps5 pro, next it’s the pretty penny that’s gone from your pocket to get the current most GORGEOUS upgrade in a console gaming system, AND a new 4k OLED TV to match the console’s potential. And with that I feel that the ps5 pro is the best console I’ve ever shelled out any money for however it’s easy to understand how many could see otherwise!
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JoshuaR Posted
I did a lot of research between the Xbox series x and the PlayStation five Pro and in the end I ultimately chose the PS5 pro and I’m glad I did so the overall picture quality definitely looks better and the amount of space that you get for storage is also better with the ps5 pro the gaming experience is awesome and the online subscription if you buy it, you get all kinds of cool extra features like demos two games that you can play as a tryout trial monthly free games they offer to you to download just so many cool options that come along with the PlayStation five Pro highly recommend this system you will not be disappointed!
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MakyonT Posted
The PS5 Pro is a noticeable upgrade over the base PS5, especially when it comes to graphics and performance. Games generally look sharper, with improved textures, lighting, reflections, and overall image quality. The Pro also does a better job of maintaining higher visual quality without sacrificing smooth performance. One of the biggest advantages is that the PS5 Pro can offer higher and more consistent frame rates while keeping better graphics. Features like PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution) help improve image clarity, making games look cleaner and more detailed on a 4K display. The base PS5 is still a great console and handles most games very well, but the PS5 Pro feels like the better choice for players who care about visual quality, smoother gameplay, and getting the most out of a modern 4K TV.
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BrettS Posted
I had the original PS5 and decided to upgrade. Everything overall is an improvement, storage, load times, smaller profile and quieter. It is a shame that you have to purchase the stand and disc drive separate, though understandable because this may be the last run of consoles with an actual disc drive going forward. The pro enhancement in certain games is subtle but overall the console feels like an upgrade if you can stomach the $$$.
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MARIAC Posted
The PS5 Pro delivers outstanding performance and impressive graphics. Games run smoothly, load quickly, and look better than ever. The console is easy to set up, operates quietly, and provides a premium gaming experience. I am very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for top-tier gaming performance.
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Lawofgpus Posted
I got this ps5 pro in november for my own birthday present as I am unfortunately disabled with a auto immune spine disease called ankylosing spondylitis. Even though I am in pain 24/7 gaming really distracts me from the pain I am going through. I decided to get the pro despite me already owning the playstation 5 witb a disc drive because the launch edition ps5 I use to have had only 825gb of storage and I found out right away that really struggled with performance. I also have a gaming pc with a 7800x3d and a 4070ti super and I love using DLSS and raytracing at 4k ranging from 60-144 fps so I know how benefital a.i upscaling and raytracing features are and how much performance it brings. So thats why I sold my regular ps5 to get it. Now this ps5 pro comes with 2tb of storage more than 2x the storage of the ps5 launch edition. The gpu is technically almost 50% faster and this is whats interesting the regular ps5s gpu has 16gb of gddr6 vram however the ps5 pros gpu has 16gb of gddr6 memory and another 2gb ddr5 to run the systems os so the 16gb of gddr6 vram can fully be utilized in the pro version unlike the regular ps5.. Now a lot of people are complaining about lack of a disc drive which I dont think is fair to complain about it as all pcs dont come with a disc drive in fact most people with pcs use external disc drives. I plan on buying a external disc drive for the ps5 pro in the future. I can't now hecause of all the scalpers have them and its out of stock in most retail markets. However with ps plus premium there are so many games that you can download without the need of paying $70 for them most exclusives are now on ps plus premium with ps1-ps4 games also. I love how the pssr works it is not as good as dlss yet but defintly is better than fsr3 and i am impressed I was able to play gran turismo 7 @4k 120 fps on my hdmi 2.1 tv and it was impressive! I do not have a 8k tv so I wasnt able to test out the 8k@30 fps feature yet. But I love how I can play raytracing games on my console at upscaled 4k 60 fps just like I can do on my pc. I highly recommend the ps5 pro to anyone who doesnt even have a ps5 yet.
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EmmanuelE Posted
First Impression — “Yeah… this is NOT a regular PS5” The PS5 Pro is basically Sony saying: “what if your PS5 stopped struggling and just started flexing?” You’re getting: Sharper visuals (AI upscaling / PSSR) Better ray tracing (real reflections, not fake shiny floors) Higher and more stable FPS (60–120Hz gameplay) PlayStation Translation: games look cleaner, run smoother, and feel more “next-gen” than the already next-gen PS5.
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Eric Posted
I bought my Pro for $699 along with the two year protection plan. Glad I did! First off, the price I purchased it for is reasonable. None of this $999 nonsense, or $1200 used prices. I ended up having to replace a controller due to stick drift, so my $60 protection plan paid for itself. I also bought the disc drive as I prefer physical media. Games look beautiful and run well. I have it paired with an LG G4 TV
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RobertJC Posted
The PS5 Pro is an excellent console and a worthwhile upgrade from the original PS5. The improvements in graphics, performance, and overall visual quality are noticeable, especially in games optimized for the Pro. Games look sharper, run smoother, and offer a better balance between high-quality visuals and frame rates. One of the biggest improvements is being able to enjoy enhanced graphics without sacrificing as much performance. The additional GPU power and improved upscaling make a real difference, particularly when playing on a 4K display. While the price is definitely on the higher side, the PS5 Pro delivers a premium gaming experience that makes the upgrade worth it for enthusiasts who want the best PlayStation has to offer. Overall, I’m extremely happy with the PS5 Pro and would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking to get the most out of their PlayStation games. It’s a great console and a solid step up from the original PS5!
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VizioTV Posted
Its a great system i play it all the time. I owned the PS5 as well which was a a good system as well. The only thing is i love the extra storage it has they should have done that from the beginning the other thing it has like the bigger gpu and better picture i cant notice it but games seem to run more smoothly
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AvalonJ Posted
It runs smoothly. Graphica and Storage are amazing. Fits nicely behind my tv and was able to get all my information easily onto the device
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JayCe247 Posted
Sony never Disappoints, which is why it took me so long to get the PS5. Sony has a habit leaving out a lot of Key Features and Details, that you don’t discover until you have their Products. The PlayStation 5 is No exception. From the ability to Cross Remote Play between your PS5 and PS4. A feature that Unlocks itself on both Consoles once you Log into your PS5. That’s just to Name and Describe One Feature. The Console has a Unique Design from Standard to the Pro. With the Pro version being the most Unique. It’s a Gorgeous Console, packed with a lot of Upgradable Hardware. The Setup is No different from your average PlayStation, simply Login and go. If you can Afford the Disc Drive, do get it, it will allow you to play your PS4 games on it, with a feature that may also allow most games to be upgraded to the PS5 versions if available. With Rumor that an Update allow you to Download and Play the Disc of PS2 and 3 games also. Pairing your PlayStation 5 with a Portable is also an Option, I did just that, which allows me access my PS5 or PlayStation Plus Account no matter where I’m at, as long as I have a Strong enough WiFi connection. What I’m trying to say is, you can’t go wrong with the PlayStation 5, as Technology evolves, so should you and your PlayStation. I only waited so long cause there were always a PlayStation 4 version available with the PS5 version. With rumor of a PlayStation 6 and games coming out only feature on the 5, it wasn’t a difficult choice. Treat yourself with a PlayStation 5, you won’t regret it.
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