Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am very happy with my new ps5 pro. It has more space and its speed is awesome. Till now I works perfect.

Its definitely not for everybody but if you want to get the best performance possible out of ps5 games its a must buy. The higher frame rates at higher resolution are definitely noticeable compared to the base ps5. The addition of PSSR upscaling is really a game changer allowing games to run higher frame rates at 4k quality resolution.

The PS5 Pro is a fantastic upgrade for anyone who wants to get the most out of Sony’s console exclusives. As a primarily PC gamer, I really appreciate the boost in performance and visuals—it makes a noticeable difference in how games look and feel. While the PS5 Pro is on the pricey side, trading in or selling your original PS5 helps offset the cost and makes the upgrade much easier to justify. That said, I was disappointed that a disc drive isn’t included by default. Since I still own a collection of physical PS4 and PS5 games, along with other media I like to watch, I had to buy the add-on separately. If Sony had bundled the drive in, the price would have felt completely fair. Overall, though, if you care about higher fidelity and smoother gameplay, the PS5 Pro delivers an excellent experience and keeps console gaming competitive with a solid gaming PC.

I went from the base PS5 to the PS5 Pro and wow the difference in speed and quality on games is better and I can definitely tell the difference. If your a hardcore gamer and love PlayStation then this is the one you want to get to maximize your gaming

I’ve been using the PS5 Pro for a few weeks now, and honestly, it’s been such a game-changer. The graphics are insane—everything looks so smooth and detailed, especially in 4K. Plus, the load times are super fast. I’m talking a few seconds, and you’re already playing. The controller is probably my favorite part. The haptic feedback and adaptive triggers really make you feel like you’re part of the game. It’s such a cool experience, especially in games designed to use those features. The console itself looks sleek, but heads up—it’s pretty big, so make sure you have room for it. It’s super quiet, though, even when you’re playing for hours, which I love. I also like that it’s backward compatible with a lot of PS4 games, so I didn’t have to give up my old favorites. Overall, it’s pricey, but I think it’s worth it. If you’re into gaming, this thing will blow you away

Traded in my ps5 for ps5 pro. They gave me a fair value and process was fairly simple. Happy with the upgrade as far as graphics and speed. Also the VR experience is notably better.

Upgraded from the PS5 and with a number of patches out already there is noticeable improvement. The ML model for PLSS should be improving with continued iterations, so hopefully even some games held back by the limitations of the nacent software upgrades will be better with time. Spiderman with performance pro, both the 1 remaster and 2, looks great. Alan Wake 2 shows significant improvement even if full implimentation is not complete. If youre already in the market for a PS5 this is a great choice. May not be worth the upgrade if you already own one, so consider your overall setup before handing over the extra $200. Disc drives are currently somewhat elusive so if your primary collection is physical this may not be for you until disc drives are more readily available. 2tb of storage goes pretty far, though.

I purchased this and it’s the best purchase I had ever invested in great quality, perfect and size it fits on my desk and very great storage!! So great family game day is a plus due to this purchase

I already owned a PS5 but the Pro is so much more console than the regular PS5. The processing power of the Pro is superior to the ps5. I played ratchet and clank rift apart on my ps5 "fat" and after a few hours of gaming on high performance mode, it crashed. On the pro, she felt like she didn’t even struggle. The Pro is definitely worth the money

Works well, great game quality, fast loading rate.

Great performance, beside the size of the console is a little bit big but it's fine

I owned a Playstation 5 launch edition, and recently upgraded to the PS5 Pro. The 2TB of storage and the gains from advanced PSSR upscaling make this a worthy system. I feel like the Pro is delivering on the promises that the base model fell short on. If it fits inside your budget I think this is a worth while purchase at the $750 I paid for it.

Ps5 gen has absolutely slapped. Returnal, demon souls, miles norales, gran turismo, ratchet and clank, ragnarok, horizon forbidden west, spiderman 2, astro bot, helldivers, ghost of yotei, death stranding 2, saros. Its only getting better from here with rockstar and naughty dog in the hroizon. So strap in or get out the kitchen. Sony rocks.

The Pro is the way to go. Enhanced graphics, faster performance and more storage. Keep more games ready to play in the library, and save as many clips as you like. And future proof your gaming experience for the new big titles! The only thing I might recommend is turning off VRR if you're playing on 4K resolution, as there is a known stuttering issue.

The PlayStation 5 Pro stands out for its impressive graphical power, delivering a smoother and more immersive gaming experience. Titles appear more detailed, and frame rates remain stable, enhancing both immersion and visual quality. However, one of its weak points remains the storage capacity, which, despite the improvements, is still limited. This can be inconvenient for gamers who want to install multiple large titles

Wanted an upgrade for my PS4 and decided to go with the PS5 Pro. Didn’t disappoint me at all. Was really satisfied with the performance, the enhanced features and I overly enjoyed playing it on my 4K tv. It definitely looks stunning with the performance upgrades of the pro. I would see myself playing for hours on this. Only downside is that it should have come with a disc drive at that kind of price point but it’s not really a huge issue for me as I prefer downloading my games and not everyone actually watches movies on Blueray these days.

Absolutely love it! Way faster than the original PS5. Much clearer and the standard 2TB storage is such an upgrade. Especially with COD. That took up most of my storage on the original PS5

The speed is amazing, makes game play so much better, doesn't glitch like the previous systems

The store had an abundance of stock of this console, so it wasn't difficult to find what I wanted, take it right to the check out, and was done in the store in under 10 minutes. The cashier was very friendly and accomodating when I asked to inspect the box contents before purchase (one of the security seals was broken). The set up and transfer of data from my PS4 was easy (but a little timely because of the amount of data I had). The quality of the picture and gameplay is everything that the advertisements promise. Definitely pay a little extra for the Pro version! The battery life on the controller is great, more than 8-9 hours of straight playtime. Also purchased an "internal" disc drive for my PS4 games. It was incredibly easy to install, and works perfectly. I regret waiting so long to buy a PS5! And then...it went on sale 2 weeks later. I called the store and they refunded the difference without question!

There's a lot of hate surrounding this device. Most of it is unfounded. The price point is high, and the tangible stuff you get doesn't seem like its worth it. No disc drive, no upright stand, the horizontal feet are kind of cheap looking. Sony also missed the chance to have something major drop built for the PS5 Pro that would showcase its power. There that's the negatives out of the way. The games I've played have had varying amounts of improvements. The one thing I have to say about the games with enhancements. Think of a hamburger. If you add salt and pepper.. you enhanced it. But its still not a steak. If you keep that in mind you'll be a happier person. Each game is very different in the amount of improvements. FC25 the lighting, gameplay and subtle details to players is a very noticeable improvement, Spider-Man Remastered... looks and plays amazing! Its more in line with the PC in the ray tracing and frame rate (in line not better than max settings don't at me) Call of Duty stable 120 frame rate, butter smooth.. there are others not so noticeable Dragon Age frame rate is definitely better but visuals are about the same. First Descendant the same. Stellar Blade VAST improvements. I could go on but you get the idea. Milage for each game will vary. That bein said, as more games come out built with the PS5 Pro in mind we should see a big uptick in improvements. Should you buy? IMO if you have an old PlayStation 5 or are in the market to get one, this would be the one to choose. If you have a slim or the Sony anniversary edition, I wouldn't make a special purchase right now, maybe wait for a sale. Of course its your money do what you like, just go into it with the right expectations and you'll be happier. I don't regret it and I'm enjoying it.