Sony - PlayStation 4 Pro Console - Jet Black

It might be a little early to review the ps4 pro, I've had it a few month now but i must say it pretty good. I havent had any problems with games no working or crashing. I got the pro because i wanted better internet Speed and better bandwidth, and i also like the extra USB in the back of the ps4 pro so you have 3 ports now. My Internet speed is much faster now & the profomance on the ps4 pro is much bettet. And it has alot games super sampled giving you a mich shaper image quality. If you want some most power and want a better profomance & graphics this will be a good upgrade for you. Also help PSVR and if you and a 4k tv your games will look even bettet. Im happy with my ps4 pro all my games save i carry over to the new ps4 pro. And some games really look great on the pro.

I haven't been able to take full advantage of the 4K capabilities yet on the pro, but that is only because the limited number of games that are out that carry this capability. I assume the number of those games will only increase, investment for the future! My main reason for the purchase was for more storage space for gaming since my old PS4 was getting full. Also for the new scuf PS4 pro controller I invested in. So you may say its like buying a 4K TV, there isn't a lot of content to play at 4K but its an investment for when they do come out with more content. I would recommend for anyone who needs more storage space for all the games you have completed and do not want to have to delete them to make space for new games!

For some people, the TV resolution doesn't matter that much but I'm a bit picky. I pay attention to the image quality whether I'm watching a movie, a tv show or playing games. I lose interest easily if the picture quality is not good. My primary reason to upgrade console was to match my SUHD TV (8000 Series) while I play games. I played a couple of games on both PS4 and PS4 Pro, a couple of movies using Amazon app through PS4 and PS4 Pro. The difference in picture quality was noticeable. I'm not sure if there would be any difference in picture quality between PS4 and PS4 Pro if you have a 1080p TV. I don't rent or buy Blu-ray discs, so I don't care about the 4k Blu-ray player, for some people this could be a deal breaker. It all depends on what your priorities are. Mine were to buy a console to PLAY GAMES with good resolution. For other things (such as movies or TV shows) either I use the app on my Smart TV or watch cable. I like the slightly changed controller (feel, headphone option and the cool blue light). I never had any major issues with PS3 Slim (besides occasional freeze) and PS4 (none), so I decided to stick with the brand that I trust completely. It's been more than 2 months and I'm enjoying PS4 Pro. I've played games for more than 12 hours continuously without any issues and I got really hooked while I was playing Horizon Zero Dawn, a perfect combination to get the best out of the upgrade (SUHD TV, PS4 Pro and a game that's probably the best in graphics on any console). I've posted a couple of screenshots of a game that I played on PS4 Pro. I'm very happy with my decision of upgrading from PS4 to PS4 Pro.

I love my PlayStation pro the game play is faster and looks better then my ps4

Best decision ever made to upgrade to the pro a lot more quieter better graphics awesome 4K you can watch YouTube and Netflix in 4K once you upgrade it to the pro you will never regret it

I had the launch edition PS4 and wanted to upgrade to the PS4 Pro since I have a Samsung 65" js8500 4K HDTV. And it was worth it. First game I tested out was "the last of us remastered" and definitely noticed the difference. The colors and graphics are amazing. I upgraded the HDD to a Samsung 1tb SSD and wow the speed is very much noticeable. Always first to open maps on multiplayer games.

I grabbed the PS4 Pro because I did not have a PS4 yet. Primarily I purchased at this time to play Horizon Zero Dawn, but have also picked up Until Dawn, and downloaded Let It Die. I still am playing on 1080P and everything looks great; while I still have the option of later moving to 4K when I upgrade the TV. I do not notice any noise from the console, and it is in an open entertainment shelf about 7 feet away, right under the TV. Connecting it up was easy, from the included HDMI cable to the wireless network built in for Internet connectivity. The controller is comfortable; where before my hands would cramp up sometimes with the PS2 controllers. Seems like small incremental changes paid off with the PS4 dual shock. If anything, my only complaint in the front buttons blending in a bit too much making them hard to find or determine function; all for the sake of aesthetics.

My original launch PS4 died after accidently being dropped so I decided to pay the extra $100 and get the Pro when I went to get another. Don't have a 4K TV yet, just 1080p but games seem to run a bit smoother. 4K TV or not Assassins Creed Origins looks fantastic. Overall please with the Pro.