Bought for my daughter for Christmas at a great price, everything worked flawlessly with easy game transfer instructions from previous PS4 digital downloads that was free with no extra charge. Sony really went all out on this new console and the all new sleek design really look appealing to consumers of all age groups. Great marketing all the way around.

I love this ps5, I added the disc player to it because I had a bunch of ps4 games and movies so adding the disc player was very easy to do, cost 70 extra to add it. Only thing I would say is I would get more memory space since this only came with 800 something GB. But I can add more memory internally of needed but it will cost about 300 for 4 TB’s

You pretty much need to buy an NVME even with 800GB storage. Games just take up too much storage nowadays. Sony is supposedly going to put slightly more storage in the "PS5 Pro," but it still will not be enough for many people. The controller battery mah is dismal. I had to replace mine with a 3rd party battery to make this system even worth playing on. Sony still requires you to put your mp3s on a usb to play them. PS3 %26 PS4 allowed you to easily stream mp4s to its native player, but that functionality has disappeared on PS5. 99% of PS5 games on the PSN are shovelware garbage.

super fast delivery, plug and play. Remember to check the tv input you use for the PlayStation. We initially hooked the cable to the standard HDMI input, it would blackout during reset and we had to unplug the Sony TV. We had to hook it up to the 4K input and know it works great.

One of the controllers quit functioning a week or two after purchase. We couldn't file a claim to just get the controller fixed or replaced as it was a package deal, so the entire PlayStation needed to be returned too. Even through the warranty process. There was a lot of back and forth till we decided to purchase another controller. Outside of that, I cant complain. It gets the job done.

I've been PS user since PS1 days in the 2000s, always have stuck to PS2, PS3, PS4 as well as Xbox 360 and made a switch to PC in 2020; then I've decided to go back to consoles for couch-riding and crossplay OFF purposes... while I did enjoy PS5, the servers went down for some time which took me back to 2011's outage and didn't like the idea of going through that again. Game Catalogs, Classic Catalogs all are pretty decent but I've bought Xbox Series X recently and I've found that I enjoy Xbox Series X much better in terms of Game Pass, UI, and controller design. Not everyone has a same preference so both consoles are as good as PC (except the fact that PC can go over 120 FPS in all games with the right specs and optimization). Speaking of optimization, XBX and PS5 has PC beaten in optimization because it's all the same hardware whereas you have to tweak here and there on PC. Overall, PS5 is a great console whether you're a single player or competitive gamer, just not my thing at the moment.

My ps5 had scratches on the base of the system before I even opened the box. And taken it out to play. It also doesn’t hold a connect to my WiFi for whatever reason. But bc I have everything on it already I didn’t want to return it and redo everything

"I recently got my hands on the PlayStation 5, and it has completely exceeded my expectations. The graphics are absolutely stunning, with incredibly detailed visuals and smooth gameplay. The new DualSense controller is a game-changer with its adaptive triggers and haptic feedback, making the gaming experience more immersive than ever. Load times are practically non-existent thanks to the SSD, and the user interface is sleek and intuitive. There’s also a great selection of launch titles that showcase the console’s capabilities. Overall, the PS5 is a fantastic investment for any gamer looking for next-gen performance and an amazing gaming experience." My husband was excited

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great price and product

I know my son will like this PlayStation, but I haven't opened it yet.