Testseek.com have collected 198 expert reviews of the Sony PlayStation 4 Pro and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony PlayStation 4 Pro.
November 2016
(82%)
198 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(83%)
269 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
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 WiFi upgrades over the origina
Fantastic sound reproduction in stereo and surround sound modes in all scenarios
New Clearcast microphone is a major step forward
Suspension headband keeps the headset light and comfortable
Middle of the road price point for highend quality across the
More powerful hardware means some games can look better or play smoother
Slightly improved DualShock 4 controller
Beautiful 4K graphics
Improved hardware with more RAM and power
Faster UI
Load speeds
And downloads
Outstanding exclusive library
VR Headset support
Cheapest 4K games console
Supports 4K gaming and streaming
HDR compatible
PS VR compatible
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
4K gaming looks great
Only $100 more than the PS4 slim
A year before Project Scorpio
Supports 4K Ultra HD
Supports High Dynamic Range (HDR)
Superb exclusives
HDR gaming
Higher resolution
Some apps support 4K streaming
Comprehensive game catalog
World-class exclusives
Best graphical performance in a console
Your existing games will get upgraded for free
Makes PS VR much smoother
The editors didn't like
Number of titles supporting Pro features right now is small
Too much focus on 4K
And not enough on increasing detail levels
Lack of 60 FPS titles
At least right now
In game surround sound quality might be hit or miss depending on the title
Games need to be individually patched to benefit from the PS4 Pro's extra power
No Ultra HD Blu-ray playback
Lacks Ultra HD Blu-ray player
Enhanced graphics not supported on all games
1 TB hard drive
Not SSD
No 4K Blu-ray player
Weakest 4K games console
Can't play UHD Blu-ray discs
A tad expensive
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 improv
No 4K Blu-rays
Not exactly "true" 4K
Few Pro Enhanced titles at launch
PlayStation Plus rewards a step behind Xbox Game Pass
Doesn't support 4K UHD Blu-ray discs
No UHD Blu-ray drive
Noisy
High power consumption when streaming
Many games lack HDR
Struggles to deliver true 4K
Not a huge upgrade for existing PS4 owners with 1080p TVs
No 4K Blu-ray drive
You'll have to wait for games to get patched to take advantage of it
Abstract: 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 mak...
Published: 2016-11-11, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Powerful, faster, 4K, HDR
Can't play 4K discs, expensive
The PlayStation Pro 4 has definitely reached an all-new level and we won't look at games and our entertainment the same way again.User Rating Be the first one !Related PostsThere are two new PlayStation 4 consoles on their wayLG 4K OLED TV review – the b...
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. Titles such as The Last of U...
First 4K HDR Sony console, Larger 1TB hard drive, 30Pro Mode games at launch
No 4K Bluray player, Pro Mode support isn't universal
For newcomers to the world of PlayStation, PlayStation VR neophytes and 4K HDR TV owners, buying the PlayStation 4 Pro is an easy decision. However, for everyone else, there's a chance the Pro's benefits aren't worth the extra cost...
I'm not going to beat around the bush here: to me, the PS4 Pro looks absolutely superb. Sure, you can get HDR on a standard PS4 or PS4 Slim, and that's entirely awesome, but it's when HDR and 4K (or pseudo 4K) are combined on the Pro that you get the real...
Abstract: Sony this year has released the PS4 Pro console out on the market. It's a mid-generation upgrade catered to those that own a 4K television. Historically, consoles never had a significant upgrade midway through a gaming generation. With technology advancin...
4K HDR gaming, Faster operating speed, Well supported with enhanced games, Provides better experience for PSVR gamers
A beast in looks and size, No 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray playback, Only a 1TB HDD which will fill rapidly
Caveats aside, there is absolutely no doubt that the PlayStation 4 Pro is the best PlayStation we've ever been treated to. Its graphical nous is on a par with the more expensive Xbox One X (most of the time) and developers are seemingly more than happy to...
Having a definitive opinion on the PS4 Pro vs Xbox One X case is a bit redundant. It's nice to know which one has more oomph, but it always boils down to games and services. If you're already invested in Sony's PlayStation 4 ecosystem, moving to the PS4 P...
If you're looking for a console that can provide the best possible gaming experience on a console at the moment, the PlayStation 4 Pro with its enhanced graphics, frame-rate and resolution is a good choice - although it doesn't feature a 4K Blu-Ray player...
Abstract: PS4 Pro deals are going crazy at the moment ahead of Black Friday and Currys PC World has two amazing PS4 Pro bundles available that really make snapping up Sony's 4K console worth it. For £340 you can get a PS4 Pro alongside a copy of FIFA 18, Crash Ban...
