Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was skeptical at first about if the difference matched the hype. I can say it does for sure, Lost Soul Aside turned my old Ps5 into a jet engine and gave overheat warnings but the Pro handles it like a... well you know

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.

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

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

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.

I got this for my early birthday gift, and i’m loving it. It preforms better than the regular PS5. If you prefer visual fidelity over performance in games, then this is the one. Also, the 2TB of storage that it comes with is nice. I wish we had more options to customize it, like with the other PS5 variants.

A nice upgrade over my base ps5. Runs very quiet and takes up less space. Pricey, but should last many years.

Awesome graphics. Super quiet. Love the controller. My favorite console ever.

I managed to grab a PS5 Pro before the recent price increase and I am so glad I did! The upgrade in image quality was immediately apparent. I am currently playing Silent Hill 2 and it also runs much smoother on the Pro. In my opinion it was worth the $700 - $750 price for the upgrade. Is it worth the current price of $900? Personally, I would pony up the cash if I didn't own a PS5, but I wouldn't upgrade to the Pro from the base model at that price.

PSSR is great! Quiet machine and works as advertised!

With pssr 2 this console becomes a must have if your looking to future proof without going all in on the next gen consoles coming next. I will add a bit of caution as to how much mileage youll get based on the fact that the price now generally makes this an luxury item. Is it leaps and bounds better than a ps5, not for most people. I upgraded when they were offering 350 for a base ps5 around the holidays so i took advantage. Would i have bought it outright, probably not.

I recently purchased the PlayStation 5 Pro from Best Buy, and it has truly elevated my gaming experience. The enhanced graphics and advanced ray tracing deliver stunning visuals, making games more immersive than ever. The AI-powered upscaling ensures smooth performance, even at higher resolutions, allowing me to enjoy my favorite titles in exceptional clarity. The increased storage capacity is a significant upgrade, providing ample space for my game library. Best Buy’s seamless purchasing process and prompt delivery further enhanced this positive experience. I highly recommend the PS5 Pro to any gamer seeking top-tier performance and visual fidelity.

I have used a standard PS5 since launch and always told myself the pro couldn't be that big of a difference and I didn't need it. I was wrong the difference visually is INSANE. Playing games like Ghost of Yotei in 4K on this has blown me away. At on point I found myself just staring at each individual flower and blade of grass in the field. If you can afford the upgrade and you're on the fence DO IT. I have not regretted it one bit.

It's really impressive, comparing with the original PS5. Better graphics and loading times, and so much more storage.

If you can get the PS5 Pro on sale then I say do. I had a PS5 Slim and although this is a bit bigger, the fans are MUCH quieter. I was actually surprised at how well the system handles heat. It does not overheat at all and fans still run nice and quiet. If you have not own a PS5 at all and you are looking to upgrade then this is the way to go.

I’ve been gaming for years, and the PlayStation 5 Pro is on a whole different level. The graphics are insanely sharp, the loading times are almost non-existent, and everything just feels smoother. Games like Spider-Man 2 look absolutely stunning, the performance mode is buttery smooth and makes a big difference.

This is my first PS5 since PS4 and the graphics are amazing and frame rates are smooth.

The PS5 Pro is great. A lot of games have modes specifically tailored to the PS5 Pro, allowing you to play games at 4k 120fps which I do not know to be possible on the base ps5. That 2tb upgrade is also a life saver.

If you have a large 4k VRR TV you will appreciate this console a lot. The picture quality is amazing with supported games, standouts are all the Spiderman games and Horizon. Other games with un-capped frame rate options benefit greatly like Elden Ring, allowing you to run it in its quality mode at much higher fps. However, if you have a 48in 4k TV, or a 1080p TV and just want a console, I would go with the standard PS5, as it will be harder to distinguish the visual upgrades. There are some games that use better fidelity effects with the improved hardware, but most of what this console is about is delivering a sharper image with better performance.

Great system. Beyond happy with this purchase after waiting some time to jump from the PS4 to the PS5 Pro. Anyone in the same boat as myself that has been waiting to upgrade systems, this one is a definite leap in quality from one generation to the next. Purchasing the optical drive is a must for anyone who really does want to get the most out of the system and enjoy not only games, but uncompressed 4K UHD tv and movies. While it is a bummer that PS3 games are still not available (MGS4), there is plenty to enjoy with such a large library all ready available. With a possible price hike due to ram shortages, among other things, if you're on the fence about getting the system I say do it now.