Makes games look better, but still needs work to be an all-in-one 4K streamer and player

Price; Rich colour; Crisp detail; Good handling of 4K games; Impressive upscaler; Mechanical buttons

Sound could be more dynamic; No 4K Blu-ray player; Streaming services need HDR updates

Updated graphics; 4K streaming; extra USB slot

Lack of 4K Blu Ray player; minor detail

The PlayStation 4 Pro only shows noticeable improvements in a limited number of the games we were able to test, but that could change with titles coming in the months and years ahead.

The PS4 Pro outputs a 4K- and HDR signal that's compatible with high-end TVs, and promises better visuals and increased frame rates for certain games; The console includes a 1TB hard drive, and it works with all PS4 games, apps and accessories to date.

Out of the gate, only a handful of titles offer dramatic improvements; In reality, most games that support Pro enhancements don't offer a drastic difference in quality when comparing standard and Pro games side-by-side; Specific information on game improvements can be shoddy.

The PlayStation 4 Pro is a premium upgrade to an already excellent console. The best way to go about considering the purchase is if you already have the tools to utilize the Pro. Have a 4K HDR TV Get the Pro console. Still on a 1080 TV set

Review: After months of rumours, Sony's high-end PS4 Pro is finally available to buy in the UK. But what makes The PlayStation 4 Pro so special, and why is it more expensive than the standard console? We've spent some time with Sony's 4K-enabled PS4 Pro, and here's what we think.

Sony's PlayStation 4 Pro ($399) is striking a major blow in the mid-cycle console war. Instead of being content with offering high dynamic range and 4K streaming like the Xbox One S , Sony went full hog and is offering 4K gaming.

Supports 4K gaming and streaming; HDR compatible; PS VR compatible

Can't play UHD Blu-ray discs; A tad expensive

I can save you time by just letting you know here. The PS4 Pro is awfully disappointing. I was expecting something magical that can run at 4K, but all I got was a machine that was virtually identical to my original PS4.

I think you can still get a discount from Tesco; not sure

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There's a moment playing Infamous First Light , as the heroine made of light climbs up a wall in pitch black darkness, that I fully appreciate the hype around the PS4 Pro. The woman is a multicolored bundle of light particles and thanks to HDR , I can make out each particle and note the way they...

Keep in mind you need a 4K HDR tv for this. My tv is a LGUF6800 4K UHD, it will work with HDR but the score my tv got for HDR performance was a 4.5/10. The input lag is what matters. here is the link for the best and best priced HDR tv's for gaming.

Forget about the lack of 4K Blu-Ray - the PS4 Pro is the console your 4K TV dreams of.