Sony PlayStation 4 1TB
A newer model Sony PlayStation 5 825GB was released in September 2020.
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Sony PlayStation 4 Review
Sony and Microsoft have online multiplayer for their consoles, but you have to pay for them. PlayStation Plus costs slightly less than Xbox Live Gold for an annual membership, but is the same price month-to-month.
Sony PlayStation 4 Review
The last years have seen an incredible growth in gaming console popularity. We see that besides the established users of consoles, a lot of people are converting everyday from the "good-ol'" PC to a gaming console.- Great Graphics
- Great Performance
- DualShock 4
- Attractive Design
- Touchpad
- Bad battery life
Sony PlayStation 4 Review
The last years have seen an incredible growth in gaming console popularity. We see that besides the established users of consoles, a lot of people are converting everyday from the "good-ol'" PC to a gaming console.
Sony PlayStation 4 System Review
True gamers have always been early adopters, but I believe the next-generation of gaming is still a year or more away when it comes to game design and making the most out of the amazing system Sony has delivered.- Positives Great new design
- incredible controller
- integrated sharing and streaming
- cool remote and second screen features
- Negatives Online now requires PS Plus subscription
- limited export capabilities
- no Bluetooth/IR support for headsets or remotes
- poor library management
- weak launch lineup
- no MP3 or DNLA support
The PS4 console delivers on all counts for PlayStation gamers with superior hardware and a list of games that will grow over time. While it lacks some of the multimedia features of the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4 can still hold its own as a family entertainment device.
Sony PS4 (PlayStation 4): Review
Sony PS4 (PlayStation 4) is the fourth home gaming platform from Sony and will open along with the Xbox One of Microsoft's new generation of game consoles. Featuring a clean design meant to adapt well to all homes, a compartment powerful hardware and able to offer games with smoother and better...
Sony PlayStation 4 Review
It's not enough to just be a gamer anymore. Hardware makers know that you're using any number of devices at any given moment, even while you're in the act of fragging dudes in the latest shooter, and the next generation of consoles has been designed with that in mind.
The best next-gen choice so far, but not perfect
If you're looking to jump into the new generation of consoles and want the highest possible performance without spending a small fortune, look no further than the PlayStation 4. Pound-for-pound compared to the Xbox One and Wii U, the PS4 reigns as the most powerful "next-gen" console in 2014.- Perfect controller
- more powerful specs than Xbox One
- higher resolution multiplatform games
- only $399
- compact form factor
- runs quiet
- Lacks some functionality that even the PS3 has
- not much of a game library yet
PlayStation 4 review: One year on, it's the choice console for gamers
One year after its initial release, and to cap off two decades of PlayStation, the Sony PlayStation 4 finds itself in an esteemed position at the tail-end of 2014. The PS4 seems to be winning the new-generation console race against the Xbox One - at least, in terms of sales - and its growing library...- Fast user interface
- powerful for producing graphical gaming marvels
- holds masses of future potential
- Remote Play via PS Vita is fun
- strengthening games lineup
- Still no media streaming
- 500GB storage insufficient
- Store download prices are often absurdly high