PlayStation 5 Pro Console Digital Edition Slim
You can get this PlayStation 5 Pro Console Digital Edition Slim reduced from £699.99 to £672.98.
An £20 automatic discount at checkout.
- PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR): Get super sharp image clarity on your 4K TV using AI enhanced resolution for ultra-high definition play with astonishing detail.
- Optimized Console Performance: Reach higher and more consistent frame rates for silky smooth gameplay with support for 60Hz and 120Hz displays.
- Advanced Ray Tracing: Experience next level realism with ray traced reflections, shadows, and high-quality global illumination as you explore stunning game worlds.
- 2TB of Storage: Keep your favorite games ready and waiting for you to jump in and play with 2TB of SSD storage built in.
- With the power of the PS5 Pro, compatible games can be played at 60fps, or up to 120fps, with Ray Tracing and AI enhanced 4K resolution using PSSR—all at the same time—on your 4K TV
- The PS5 Pro console can play over 8,500 PS4 games. With the PS5 Pro version of the Game Boost feature, you can even enjoy faster and smoother frame rates in some of the PS4 and PS5 console’s greatest games
- Enhanced Image Quality for PS4 Games: Turn on the Enhanced Image Quality for PS4 games feature to enable additional system post processing power that can improve the resolution for select PS4 games.
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I feel like the original PS5 standard model with disc drive is a much better option. You get to play all your PS4 and PS5 discs which can be purchased at lower prices and resold later plus the PS5 Pro only offers minor visual enhancements to existing PS5 games. It feels more sensible to save the difference and get ready to put it towards a PS6 in a few years. I personally can't see the PS5 Pro holding its value, sales have been slow and that is with a low number of units launched. The original PS5 is about 10 Teraflops performance and the PS5 Pro is 17 Teraflops I think but all it seems to do is add extra resolution and I personally can't see the difference between 1080p and 4K gaming when I'm about 6 feet away from the screen. I would definitely think about whether you are going to see any benefit for your extra £300 or whatever it is.
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