Excellent Bit Of Kit

Not played on a playstation for a while so looked forward to getting the pro.I played RDR the first one so have been looking forward to RDR2 for a while, i wasn't sure wether to get this or Xbox but my brother in law plays ps4 and has quite a few games that i can borrow so it was a no brainer...

El tiempo de llegada y el servicio de entrega fue impecable, como siempre en Amazon, pero este modelo en particular que tiene conexión como si fuera una alarma (de solo 2 clavijas), se sobre calienta mucho, pasado el a?o de compra derritió prácticamente la toma de poder, lo tuve que llevar a...

PS4 Pro Console

Best upgrade from PS4, so quiet and more powerful, playability increase so noticeable. And at Smyths price with extra controller included a great bargain :-)

PS4 Pro 1TB Console

Excellent quick service ! Great product

Sony PlayStation 4 Pro review: The default choice

This review was last updated by Digital Trends contributor Cody Perez on 5/11/2020. Sony’s PlayStation 4 Pro was the first of its kind for gaming consoles when it launched in November 2016, able to process gameplay at 4K UHD resolution with high dynamic range (HDR), thanks to a better graphics card and other hardware improvements. Unlike past hardware leaps for game consoles, however, the Pro is still a PlayStation 4 at its core. It cannot play any games or game modes that can’t be found on a standard launch console. Instead, the Pro offers players, who care how about graphics and resolution, the privilege of knowing that their games run as well as they can. The console does not do everything you’d need to make it the centerpiece of a high-end media system. The PlayStation 4 Pro is largely successful in this regard. When played on a 4K TV, the PS4 Pro makes games look sharper and more detailed. On a standard, full HD set, games also run smoother. It is the best PS4 you can buy right no...

4K gaming for less than $500; Improves visuals on select PlayStation VR titles; Makes all games run slightly better than standard PS4; Looks good even on 1080p TVs; Supports all PS4 games;

HDR can be difficult to set up; Very few titles offer 4K support at launch; No 4K Blu-ray Player;