PlayStation 5 Pro review: A superpowered $700 console for gamers who won't buy a PC
The PlayStation 5 Pro is the most powerful console ever made, but you’ll pay dearly for its performance. Thanks to a faster GPU, it finally delivers 4K and 60 fps performance for PlayStation gamers, with a dash of new ray tracing features.
Review: With PlayStation 5 Pro, Sony creates attractive alternative to high-end gaming PC
A HEFTY PRICE TAG The improvements make the PS5 Pro sound like a winner until players check the price. At $699, the console costs $200 more than the original console at launch. The price puts it on par with budget gaming rigs, bringing up a value proposition and one big question: Who is the PS5 Pro for?
See our ethics statement. You don’t need me to tell you the new PS5 Pro, on sale November 7th, is the most powerful ...
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The PS5 Pro is a superb console and now the best PlayStation 5 machine available. The advancements are glorious and ...
The PS5 Pro, Sony’s new $700 luxury console, promises visual upgrades across more than 50 games. I tested 25 (yes, including ...
The PS5 Pro impresses thanks to PSSR upscaling, but its more subtle upgrades will only wow hardcore tech enthusiasts.
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While the PlayStation 5 Pro boasts an improved GPU, PSSR and Ray Tracing, its appeal is tarnished by its untouched CPU and ...
As the gaming world waits for the PlayStation 5 Pro, scalpers are reselling the console's separate, attachable disk drives at ...
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