PlayStation®5 console – 1TB

Straight to the point – PS5 Pro is going to benefit the games that are tailored, by Sony / other developers, to utilize the PSSR enhancing feature. When that Pro enhancement exists, you can expect a near / at 60 FPS for the game using this feature. Prime point, Star Wars: Outlaws; it’s pro performance mode now incorporates the Fidelity Mode of the base PS5 while boosting the FPS to 60 – it’s noticeable and if your TV or chose Gaming Monitor has the appropriate specs for Variable Refresh Rate (up to 120hz), then you’re getting even more out of the Pro.

It’s really hard to describe, but in games that do not have a PlayStation five pro patch it enhances them by stabilizing the frames, cleaning up a lot of the artifacts and slowdowns that were present before they’re no longer there the image and everything is just completely clean. MK one for example is getting a patch, but I played it before the patch and after the new system, there’s no frame drops, slow downs or weird stuttering. Everything is just more solid. Of course it’ll only get better once they patch it.

The graphics quality is spectacular. The PS5 can reach 4K resolutions and up to 120 frames per second (120 FPS) in some games. This makes everything look sharper and feel super fluid. Plus, it uses Ray Tracing technology, which makes the light, shadows, and reflections look much more realistic.

Either way i’d recommended it, very happy with it. It feels like this should’ve been the unit that came out originally back with the original PS five released. The lighting and reflection is far more noticeable like at least 2 to 3 times more detail. It’s in your face versus before barely noticeable now it’s just there and it looks really good when you see it in movement. Now some people may think is that worth it? Yes because between graphics, reflections, and real time light and animations and everything included and games nowadays when everything is performing on equal level, the experience is better.

The PlayStation 5 is a powerful and impressive next-generation console that offers one of the best gaming experiences available today. Its ultra-fast SSD significantly reduces loading times, making games feel smoother and more immersive. The graphics are stunning, with 4K resolution support and improved performance in demanding titles

Take Cyberpunk 2077 on PS5; CDPR have chose not to (as of this writing) to craft a PS5 Pro enhanced mode for the game. When you boot it up, the Fidelity (ray trace mode) still runs at a jarringly low framerate. Performance mode still has the FASTER framerate everyone has been accustomed to. It’s this kind of example that folks, myself included, temper their expectations with currently until more titles are released using the PSSR feature to boost FPS in more graphically demanding games.

With the new PSSR upscale resolution, and Performance Mode for FPS is where I noticed the difference between the Slim and Pro PS5 modes. Of course, the games I’ve played were before the PS5 Pro came out, so the upscale version of the games is amazing. Even at 60fps, details are great, and in 120fps, games are still good in detail while mostly staying consistent in 120fps mode.

I have been thinking about getting this particular console for a while now. After seeing that it was on sale, I decided to pull the trigger on this purchase. Glad that I did. Games that I had on the PS4 Pro look so much better and load faster with the enhancements of the PS5 Pro. One game in particular, Yakuza Kiwami 2 just looks absolutely amazing. The PS4 Pro version looks good, but it cannot hold a candle to the PS5 Pro version. Load times are greatly reduced, colors are much more vibrant, and the image quality looks outstanding.

But there’s a workaround to force the system to output full color, which ends up being super bright. Change the setting for that specific game to 1080p by force in the PS5 Pro/PS5 system menu. However, I would recommend this more for the PRO because it has enhancement with a brand new 4K scaling system. Set the game to either fidelity on the P55 PRO mode or Pro Max try them both out you’ll notice the darkness goes instantly away because the HDMI now has less information to output so we can output full color resolution @120hz. Or you can just not play in 120 Hz and just use a standard Pro setting/leave system at 2k. Just giving a tip in case you try 120 Hz and realize it’s darker.

The game system seems to perform a bit quicker than the slim mode. Menu selections don’t seem to lag, load times are slightly quicker, and the system doesn’t make as much fan noise like some people say it does.

I also noticed the details, obviously because of the pro patch but the game runs solid and very fluid. It’s like a completely different game. I normally played game in 4K, but I had to drop down to performance mode on the original PS5 and it looked a little grainy, even with the 4K option on and you sit still and look into the distance. There was strange type of grain/artifacts. All that is completely gone now with Pro/Patched. The high frame and the good graphics are basically combining into one down. Even an option to play 120 Hz. (if into that)

The best console of very good quality so far does not fail me, this product is perfect.

After updating my setup to my new OLED TrueBlack gaming monitor, I figured it was only right to upgrade my PS5 system to the Pro version. Coming from the PS5 slim, I noticed a difference in system performance and graphics.

We finally received the ps5 and my son was sooooo excited! He hooked it up instantly. Everything is working fine.

I really enjoy my PlayStation 5 , I have all the systems from the PS1 to now. The graphics are awesome, the load time is blazing fast, I love how you can customize how you want things set-up. The games on the PS5 is also a plus and it’s BWC.

Increíbles gráficos, mis hijos tenian PS4 pro y se quedaron asombrados con la diferencia de los gráficos. El equipo es hermoso y pequeño, fácil de manejar y no necesita gran espacio donde ponerlo

The only issue that I have with the system is the lack of connectivity options. The PS4 Pro provided users with optical audio out. Since the PS5 Pro does not have this feature, I had to purchase new speakers and a bluetooth adapter (since SONY wants you to only use their products for bluetooth connectivity SMH). This is the only gripe that I have with their latest system.

Works just as well as my other PS5’s, so far. This is my third unit, so now my kids and I can play together again now that my daughter’s joining in on games with her brother and I.

It was well wrapped amd easy to install. In great working condition . Was well worth the purchase!!

Honestly I held of from buying it for several years but very happy with my buy and it’s perfect

Update we have been using it now and we are enjoying it and we were afraid it was a return because the seal was broken. So fargood

The console arrived early, and It Is a working PS5 console.

Arrive intact only one controller thought it was two

Game(s) tested so far: Stellar Blade & Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (Since they have an update specifically for the PS5 Pro)

Bought this for my husband for his bday can I say as it arrive he start playing almost every night. At first I was skeptic but read all reviews for it and bought it, it nice, sleek

The controller is the best part. It’s much more than just a vibration.

The console runs quiet and smooth, even when he is playing for hours. Totally worth it — I’m so happy with this upgrade!