PlayStation 5 Pro Console - 2TB

Everything is great! The PlayStation 5 Pro is fast, powerful, and runs games beautifully. The 2TB storage is a big plus, especially if you have a large game library.The graphics look amazing, loading times are fast, and the console feels like a great upgrade. I’m very happy with my purchase and have no complaints so far. Definitely recommend it!Read moreRead less

I held off on getting one for a while because I still had my PS4 and honestly wasn’t sure it was worth the jump. It absolutely is. The load times alone sold me — games that used to take a minute plus to load are just done in like 2 seconds. It sounds small but it genuinely changes how you play. You stop dreading loading screens.The DualSense controller is the real sleeper hit of this whole thing. The haptic feedback and adaptive triggers actually add something to gameplay, it’s not just a gimmick. Driving games, shooters, even just walking through different terrain — you feel the difference. Didn’t expect to care about that going in but now it’s hard to go back.Performance on games is smooth, 4K output looks incredible on a good display, and the UI is clean and fast. Haven’t had any crashes or weird bugs, runs quiet most of the time except during some heavier games where the fan picks up a little but nothing annoying.Only real complaints are the storage fills up faster than you’d expect so budget for an SSD expansion eventually, and the all white design shows fingerprints like crazy if that bothers you. Minor stuff.Overall though it’s just a great machine. The exclusives alone make it worth it and third party support is strong. If you’ve been on the fence just get it.Read moreRead less

Great console, very quiet compared to my PS4, works awesomely, seemed expensive but worth the money. It was a gift from my wife and I like it. Funky design for the console, really like the new controller.Read moreRead less

Notice improvement with pro version from normal ps5. Colors pop slightly better, also gameplay is smoother on large multiple players games is where its Noticed. Plus storage of 2TB is much nicer then orginal system if you had not hooked up external hard drive to helpAlso games open slightly better.The negative I don't like, I can not play my blue ray movies anymore since no disc player. Keep you orginal ps5 to play blue rays.Read moreRead less

I LOVE it. The best PlayStation they came out with so far. This my FIRST PS5 ever. I love the controllers more than the PS4 ones. It stays cool so you can game for HOURS. Whatever upgrades they have on these fans are PERFECT!! It pushes ALL the heat out to keep the system cool. It has different features in the settings, like the sound settings for example to make the noise and adjust it how you want it. The thing I like the most about these PS5s is how you’re able to load into the game faster instead loading in past the pre-lobby. Now one thing I could mention that I hope they fix is the streaming. I noticed every time I try to stream the game starts lagging BADDDD. But I mean that’s why they have saved captures right? If you’re not able to stream, you can clip a video up from a minute, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, and 30 minutes. This is the best thing I had since my dog Sparkle, a Siberian Husky. The new UFC 6 is OUTRAGEOUSLY realistic🤯 I’m a COD and madden player tho. I like to play other games like 2k, FC, GTA, and some other fighting games. Almost ANYTHING that’s competitive. These games are getting more and more competitive each year that goes by. You can play ranked in almost ANYTHING now. Also preordered Madden 27 because it’s been SO long since I was able to play it. They took it off for ps4 players, so I just couldn’t play it. Madden changed a LOT, I have to study and see how to play it with all the changes. I can’t WAIT until I’m able to play someone online or even friends online! I hope I come up as a streamer so I can get more viewers, followers, and subs. If you don’t know my twitch and would LIKE to know it’s nealboy2000Read moreRead less

Its the best console ever made. Only thing its missing is themes. Best controller, performs well, and fully backwards compatible with ps4 games? Its just so goodRead moreRead less

The greatest console ever made, perfect game quality and detail at all the games. Exceptional functionality. Amazing noise levels. This is really worth the value.Read moreRead less

I am glad that I upgraded from the PS5 to the PS5 Pro, because the more capable GPU of the PS5 Pro makes a good difference in many games by improving performance in games that had GPU related performance drops on the base PS5, boosting image quality and/or framerates, and allowing developers to get more ambitious with features like ray tracing. The 2TB of storage is also nice, especially in an economic landscape where memory prices are so out of control that buying an SSD to expand the system's storage is multiple times more expensive than usual.I'm used to playing games on my PC that's a good bit more powerful than the PS5 Pro, but in a lot of games, the PS5 Pro is good enough that I don't think the difference is very meaningful. This is great, because my whole goal in getting the Pro was to have a PS5 system that doesn't feel very compromised compared to my PC while having access to advantages of the PS5, like physical games and relatively simple settings menus where developers do the work in picking settings that look and run well.All of that said, I do have gripes with the system. The PS5 Pro is a $750 enthusiast product that I think most people should probably just skip in favor of getting the base PS5 or waiting for the PS6. I personally would not have gotten the Pro if I wasn't a hardware enthusiast, didn't get a decent good offer to sell my old PS5, and didn't have some money to burn after receiving tax returns. Expensive products for enthusiasts are not inherently bad, but I wish the PS5 Pro did a better job at making its price tag feel worth it. It feels like a bit of a rip off to buy a premium home console that doesn't even come with a vertical stand and disc drive included in the package. I didn't buy the stand because I don't need it, but the disc drive is basically non-negotiable for me because I already have a collection of physical Playstation games, and in general, physical games are a very large part of the value proposition for game consoles compared to PCs in my eyes. This effectively made the PS5 Pro come out to $830 for me, not even counting sales tax.I also wish the CPU got an upgrade. The PS5 Pro does a great job at improving the PS5 experience in GPU bound scenarios, but there are a handful of games that still suffer from performance issues that are just as bad as the base PS5 version because the base PS5 and PS5 Pro have the same CPU. Games with notable CPU related performance issues on PS5 are relatively rare, but still common enough that an improvement would've been well appreciated, especially for users who play lots of simulation-heavy games.One last thing worth noting for anyone who's still not sure if they want the PS5 Pro or base PS5 is that in general, PS5 systems are best experienced on 4K 120hz screens with VRR, but this goes doubly so for the PS5 Pro. I would not personally recommend the Pro to anyone whose TV or monitor is not up to that spec, because a major part of the Pro's value is its ability to scale better to high end screens. Without the ability to scale that high, you might as well just get the base PS5, unless you're really interested in any particular games that you know will scale better on the Pro with your setup.Overall, I would recommend this to anyone who's done the research on the PS5 Pro and knows this will be worth it for them compared to the base PS5, but I don't expect that that will be the case for most people. It's just barely worth it for me, but I'm still glad to have one, and I expect I'll be playing a lot more on PS5 than I used to from here on out.Read moreRead less