Game like a pro with PS4 Pro. This PlayStation takes your gaming experience to new heights, thanks to enhanced graphics and gameplay.
Standard vs Pro: The standard PlayStation is a cool console, but the Pro gives you double the GPU power. Every PS4 game is playable on PS4 Pro at a minimum of 1080p with an HD TV.
PS4 Pro plus 4K equals AMAZING: PS4 Pro will output gameplay to a 4K TV. Imagine games like Call of Duty®: Black Ops 4, and Gran Turismo Sport optimized to look even more sharper and detailed when played on a 4K TV with PS4 Pro. Imagine no more! It's a reality, and it's mind-blowing. It's worth noting that you can also stream 4K videos, movies, and shows to your PS4 Pro.2
More HD Power: By turning on Boost Mode, you'll give PS4 games access to the increased power of PS4 Pro. For HD TV Enhanced games, awesome benefits including increased image clarity and faster frame rates are what you can expect.
Lower to higher: The PS4 Pro lets you upscale from lower resolution games to a quality approaching 4K clarity. That's quite some upgrade!
Environmentally friendly: Environments, in particular the way they’re depicted, are a huge part of the gaming experience. The PS4 Pro portrays environments in incredible clarity and sharpness. Details and textures like dirt and rust become more intricate, particularly in close up and life-like shadows at greater distances add much more depth.
Manufacturer: Sony
The PlayStation 4 Pro isn't for everybody, but there's a niche of consumer who will absolutely love it. It's a brave new world and the PlayStation 4 Pro is here to define it. The game industry has had hardware updates before, but now we're diving fully into the iterative hardware style that's become...
- make sure you read if your 4k TV is supported - prior ps4 games look better, especially if those games are getting updates for the 4k upscale
- Faster - Wireless is 10x better than before; ethernet not a priority - Upscale is fantastic at 4k
- a little larger than before - UHD set up needs to be more automatic
The high-end console will be able to play the latest 4K games and other 4K content like streamed movies and TV shows on a compatible 4K Ultra High Definition TV with HDR onboard.
Powerful; faster; 4K; HDR
Can't play 4K discs; expensive
I've thought a lot about the PS4 Pro ( $399.99 ) since its announcement two months ago, and while I've been quite critical of it leading up to this point, I can honestly say that after giving it a hands-on test… that criticism was warranted.
The PS4, but faster (+31% CPU; +227% GPU), Runs quiet in limited testing (more testing will be done soon), Extra USB port at the back, Can record gameplay at 1080p, Hard drive can be replaced with larger one or an SSD, USB and Wi-Fi upgrades over the original
Number of titles supporting Pro features; Too much focus on 4K; and not enough on increasing detail levels; Lack of 60 FPS titles; at least right now
The PlayStation 4 Pro marks a turning point for the modern console era. In fact, it redefines what a "console" even means. Consoles are supposed to offer "good enough" graphics at an attractive...
4K gaming looks great; Only $100 more than the PS4 slim; A year before Project Scorpio
No 4K Blu-rays; Not exactly "true" 4K; Few Pro Enhanced titles at launch
The PlayStation 4 Pro is an exciting new chapter in the PlayStation journey which marks the first time we've seen a true mid-generation hardware upgrade. The PS4 Pro was revealed to confusion, but after spending a few days with the console, it's now a lot clearer just how it will benefit our gaming...
When Sony announced the PS4 Pro it drew many a gasp of breath. Not because of its faster central and graphics processing, but more for its timing. This was the machine many expected to be pitched against Microsoft's Project Scorpio , a 4K gaming powerhouse due at the end of 2017.
4K HDR gaming; faster operating speed; well supported with enhanced games at launch; provides better experience for PS VR gamers too
A beast in looks and size; no 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray playback; only a 1TB HDD which will fill rapidly
4K and HDR gaming goodness; A helping hand for PSVR ; Familiar, sleek styling ;
No 4K Blu-Ray support; Lots of games still waiting for Pro support; PS4 VR cable swapping;
For the players.
HDR is stunning; Improvements to 1080p gaming; Finally some choice on consoles; Optical output returns
No Ultra HD Blu-Ray support; HDR and PSVR don't play together; Fan noise closer to the original console than the slim
As a gaming platform, PlayStation 4 is the best around - which makes the PS4 Pro the best of the best. The Xbox One S might have helped Microsoft make up some ground, but it's clear Sony has the momentum when it comes to games.
4K and HDR gaming goodness; A helping hand for PSVR; Familiar; sleek styling
No 4K Blu-Ray support; Lots of games still waiting for Pro support; PS4 VR cable swapping
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