Was excited to finally get it and used it. Only issues I had was the box wasn’t the greatest. It was falling apart at the bottom so if I didn’t keep it in the bag and hold the box by the bottom everything would fell out of it. Other than that great and everything working perfectly

This system is easy to set up, connect, and use. The gameplay is smooth and seamless with a decent internet connection. The variety of games available guarantees you won’t get bored. The graphics are near PC quality and you can play cross-platform with just about anybody, anywhere.

Had my PS5 for years and thought it was great. I was pleasantly surprised at just how much better the PS5 Pro was. Noticeable improvement in graphics and processing speed. The cost is prohibitive but if you can afford it worth the investment. One word of caution, do your research and make sure you have a display that can take full advantage of the power the Pro offers.

I’ve been on the fence about buying a PS5 Pro for a while and when I saw that Sony was raising the price of PS5s across the board I hopped off the fence and pulled the trigger on the purchase. I’m satisfied.

yeah it's a big different in graphics and performance. but beware your not going to see it if your gaming on a old tv or monitor. must be 120hz or higher to see the difference between the ps5 and the ps5 pro

Essentially its a tweaked PS 5 No drastic improvements (thus far) SSD size is about its best feature The most exciting feature is PSSR 2 - the growing pro support %26 future proofing til 6

It’s finally nice to be able to play a game with ray tracing on, with 4k and 60 fps. I bought it before the price hike, so the value was there. Only gripe is no disc drive for the cost of entry.

I bought it for my son who is a big gamer he Loves the large storage but I don't like the price that Sony puts on their game systems but my sons Birthday was coming up and he is a great son and does so much for me and serves the Lord with his whole heart.

Pretty long review, slide at the end for a TL;DR version of it In terms of overall power for a gaming console, the PS5 Pro does deliver in that front. The specs are better, ray tracing has its improvements, and the inclusion of the exclusive upscaler PSSR helps enhanced most games to better image quality alongside still mostly maintaining the high framerates that most people prefer. The list of games that are pro enhanced was admittedly small back at launch, but it has gained some more options overtime and for the most part, benefits from the pro. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Stellar Blade looks and performs amazingly with the pro, Marvel Rivals has near stable 120 fps, and playing Spiderman with the combination of upscaled 4k and the high framerates of 120 fps never felt so clean. There are some games that do perform/look worse on the pro unfortunately, Silent Hills 2 at launch had so many flickering on the textures that somehow makes the base PS5 look better in comparison and Jedi Survivor at Pro launch had so many image issues. Despite this, for the most part, the pro enhanced games do benefit from the improvements and the games that don't use pro enhancements still benefit from the CPU upgrade, especially with dynamic resolution now hitting above or at 1440p in intensive moments instead of close to 1080p. With these upgrades, it may sound like a no brainer to upgrade, but this is a double edge sword moment for this console. The elephant in the room here is the price tag of $750 (at the time when I bought it, it was $700). Its a very steep price when compared to the base PS5 and its $450/550 range. And for whatever reason, there's no disc drive as its sold separately for $80 and in the case you prefer your console vertically, the stand will cost $30, overall making it $860 if you really need all those accessories. And with the RAM situation going on (as of 01/14/26) it may even go higher. Another issue is that its really meant for 4K TVs and/or monitors since the Pro's benefits are mainly meant for 4K. Anyone with 1080p or even 1440p (depending on certain games) are still better off with the base PS5 as its still powerful for those resolutions with high framerates. If you're looking for a powerful console that has some of the benefits that gaming PCs have, this is a good console to buy for that. If you already have a base PS5, I recommend looking at the list of enhanced games before you decide if you should buy or not. If you don't like steep prices, go for the base model. If you don't a 4K TV/monitor, the benefits won't really stand out. If you like buying physical games, really keep the disc drive situation in mind before you buy. TL;DR: The current most powerful system that mostly delivers with a steep price to keep in mind

works well so far. Though it runs so hot I don't expect long life. I got warranty i suggest anyone buying this do the same thing and maybe use an external cooling fan