The PS5 console unleashes new gaming possibilities that you never anticipated. Experience lightning fast loading with an ultra-high speed SSD, deeper immersion with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio, and an all-new generation of incredible PlayStation games. Harness the power of a custom CPU, GPU, and SSD with Integrated I/O that rewrite the rules of what a PlayStation console can do. Marvel at incredible graphics and experience new PS5 features.
The PS5 console unleashes new gaming possibilities that you never anticipated. Experience lightning fast loading with an ultra-high speed SSD, deeper immersion with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio, and an all-new generation of incredible PlayStation games. Harness the power of a custom CPU, GPU, and SSD with Integrated I/O that rewrite the rules of what a PlayStation console can do. Marvel at incredible graphics and experience new PS5 features.
The PS5 console unleashes new gaming possibilities that you never anticipated. Experience lightning fast loading with an ultra-high speed SSD, deeper immersion with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio, and an all-new generation of incredible PlayStation games. Harness the power of a custom CPU, GPU, and SSD with Integrated I/O that rewrite the rules of what a PlayStation console can do. Marvel at incredible graphics and experience new PS5 features.
The PS5 console unleashes new gaming possibilities that you never anticipated. Experience lightning fast loading with an ultra-high speed SSD, deeper immersion with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio, and an all-new generation of incredible PlayStation games. Harness the power of a custom CPU, GPU, and SSD with Integrated I/O that rewrite the rules of what a PlayStation console can do. Marvel at incredible graphics and experience new PS5 features.
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Hardware: I've had the console for a month and some change. I love it. It looks beautiful, to say the least. It definitely looks like a next-gen console. I prefer that it's 30% smaller than the OG PS5. It fits perfectly under the Tv. And, although it's 30% smaller than the OG PS5, it's still pretty big compared to the PS4, so you're not missing out on size in any way. The controller that comes with the bundle is amazing. It looks just as beautiful and sleek as the console. The way that it feels and plays is definitely innovative, and you feel like you can hold it for hours.Performance: I heard a little bit about loading times being pretty much non-existent with the PS5. I didn't really understand it until I experienced it for myself. Everything starts up and loads ... MoreHardware: I've had the console for a month and some change. I love it. It looks beautiful, to say the least. It definitely looks like a next-gen console. I prefer that it's 30% smaller than the OG PS5. It fits perfectly under the Tv. And, although it's 30% smaller than the OG PS5, it's still pretty big compared to the PS4, so you're not missing out on size in any way. The controller that comes with the bundle is amazing. It looks just as beautiful and sleek as the console. The way that it feels and plays is definitely innovative, and you feel like you can hold it for hours.Performance: I heard a little bit about loading times being pretty much non-existent with the PS5. I didn't really understand it until I experienced it for myself. Everything starts up and loads in so quickly. Loading times are truly a thing of the past. Once you're setup and ready to go with your new PS5, starting up the console and getting to the meat and potatoes of a game will literally take seconds! We have truly arrived at the future of gaming with this marvellous console. Also, gameplay with the controller feels much smoother as reaction times are way faster.Graphics: I haven't played many games yet, but I have noticed when I'm playing a PS5 title that the graphics are far superior to the PS4. The colours pop out, and everything looks crisp, clear, and very pleasing to the eyes. I'm really enjoying the new gaming experience, and I can't wait to play newer titles that are made for the PS5.Game Transfer: If you are a PS4 user and you have many games in your library, whether bought or from PS Plus, all those games transfer over automatically (without you having to do anything) after you setup your account on your new PS5. After setup they will be ready to download and play. This was my favourite part about buying the PS5, honestly. I didn't have to start from scratch with my library. I was able to pick up right where I left off, but with much better graphics, and smoother game play.All In All: This is my best purchase of the year, and I'm glad that I waited and got such a good deal with the Black Friday sale! I have no regrets with this purchase, none at all, which is really rare because most products come with their fair share of downsides. The fact that this one doesn't, truly makes me feel grateful!Happy shopping //
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I was forced to upgrade after the HDD up my Playstation 4 died. Other things seemed to be going wrong with the PS4, too, like the disc drive wasn't able to read game discs sometimes.Maybe Sony just puts cheap blu-ray drives into these things, because right out of the box, the PS5 is already struggling to read discs, too. I think they want people to buy all-digital games nowadays, which is more convenient, but there's a whole host of ownership and consumer rights legal problems with that I'm not comfortable with.Even if you want digital games, the hard drive on this thing is pitiful. I'd filled it all the way up to max in barely three days. You can plug external HDDs in, but good luck finding space or power for that, and that's going to be another $50-$100 on top ... MoreI was forced to upgrade after the HDD up my Playstation 4 died. Other things seemed to be going wrong with the PS4, too, like the disc drive wasn't able to read game discs sometimes.Maybe Sony just puts cheap blu-ray drives into these things, because right out of the box, the PS5 is already struggling to read discs, too. I think they want people to buy all-digital games nowadays, which is more convenient, but there's a whole host of ownership and consumer rights legal problems with that I'm not comfortable with.Even if you want digital games, the hard drive on this thing is pitiful. I'd filled it all the way up to max in barely three days. You can plug external HDDs in, but good luck finding space or power for that, and that's going to be another $50-$100 on top of this $500 console.By default, the console is also always recording video of your gameplay. Whatever internal storage is in this device is going to get worn out quickly -- this is what killed my Playstation 4, afterall, and with this being an SSD, it might die of old age even faster than the PS4 did. I'm sure Sony loves the idea of planned obsolescence though.Menus on the device are better in some ways and worse in others. One step back is that the Playstation 5 no longer lets you sort games into folders. You just have to scroll through a giant list of whatever's available until you find what you want to play.It's nice you get PS5 versions of a lot of PS4 games but the system to handle that is frustrating. Not all PS5 games can see PS4 save data, so there are a few games where loading up the enhanced PS5 version makes me start over from the beginning of the game. Other games are weird about it -- Spider-man 1 made me upload my PS4 save file to the cloud and then download it in the PS5 version, and Sonic Frontiers PS5 could load my PS4 save just fine but it didn't carry over any of my unlock progress.Also the device is just ugly as heck. It's shaped weirdly, sticks out like a sort thumb, and doesn't really serve any purpose besides being an eyesore.But the games look nice and load very quickly, so at least there's that. At $70 per game, they'd better.
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Shame about Sony, they missed the opportunity here, and released a "new" and "slim" console with the same hardware, meaning, all the annoying bits from the original PS5 are still present.Some of the issues I had with the original PS5, like, inconsistent WiFi, and a generally slow network card, I have a 1000/1000 network, and this is the only device which barely hits 10mbps on upload (wired or wifi), while Xbox SX and any other device at home can easily take full advantage of bandwidth. Another issue that's still present, is a whining noise in-game menus, why is this console so loud in-game menus? I guess it's something to do with frame rate rendering, they probably don't limit their FPS in menus causing that stupid overprocessing, the same games on Xbox SX don't ... MoreShame about Sony, they missed the opportunity here, and released a "new" and "slim" console with the same hardware, meaning, all the annoying bits from the original PS5 are still present.Some of the issues I had with the original PS5, like, inconsistent WiFi, and a generally slow network card, I have a 1000/1000 network, and this is the only device which barely hits 10mbps on upload (wired or wifi), while Xbox SX and any other device at home can easily take full advantage of bandwidth. Another issue that's still present, is a whining noise in-game menus, why is this console so loud in-game menus? I guess it's something to do with frame rate rendering, they probably don't limit their FPS in menus causing that stupid overprocessing, the same games on Xbox SX don't have those issues, so it's purely Sony's problem. Vibrations- disc drive is so poorly dampened, I have a hard floor in my living room and this console resonates like crazy, I can't watch a movie unless I put something under it, no such issue with Xbox or original PS5. And those are just a few issues that come to mind. Overall, I feel like Sony is just trying to cash in on "new" things rather than making efforts to improve it. And keeping the same price, I bet hardware cost them less now, yet they kept the same retail price, shame on you Sony!Re.CEX pricing- while not always competitive, trading in other stuff and paying the difference isn't as bad as the shelf price, and having 24 24-month warranty on a used item is handy, it's actually more than you'd get from most new item sellers.
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Hardware: I've had the console for a month and some change. I love it. It looks beautiful, to say the least. It definitely looks like a next-gen console. I prefer that it's 30% smaller than the OG PS5. It fits perfectly under the Tv. And, although it's 30% smaller than the OG PS5, it's still pretty big compared to the PS4, so you're not missing out on size in any way. The controller that comes with the bundle is amazing. It looks just as beautiful and sleek as the console. The way that it feels and plays is definitely innovative, and you feel like you can hold it for hours.Performance: I heard a little bit about loading times being pretty much non-existent with the PS5. I didn't really understand it until I experienced it for myself. Everything starts up and loads ... MoreHardware: I've had the console for a month and some change. I love it. It looks beautiful, to say the least. It definitely looks like a next-gen console. I prefer that it's 30% smaller than the OG PS5. It fits perfectly under the Tv. And, although it's 30% smaller than the OG PS5, it's still pretty big compared to the PS4, so you're not missing out on size in any way. The controller that comes with the bundle is amazing. It looks just as beautiful and sleek as the console. The way that it feels and plays is definitely innovative, and you feel like you can hold it for hours.Performance: I heard a little bit about loading times being pretty much non-existent with the PS5. I didn't really understand it until I experienced it for myself. Everything starts up and loads in so quickly. Loading times are truly a thing of the past. Once you're setup and ready to go with your new PS5, starting up the console and getting to the meat and potatoes of a game will literally take seconds! We have truly arrived at the future of gaming with this marvellous console. Also, gameplay with the controller feels much smoother as reaction times are way faster.Graphics: I haven't played many games yet, but I have noticed when I'm playing a PS5 title that the graphics are far superior to the PS4. The colours pop out, and everything looks crisp, clear, and very pleasing to the eyes. I'm really enjoying the new gaming experience, and I can't wait to play newer titles that are made for the PS5.Game Transfer: If you are a PS4 user and you have many games in your library, whether bought or from PS Plus, all those games transfer over automatically (without you having to do anything) after you setup your account on your new PS5. After setup they will be ready to download and play. This was my favourite part about buying the PS5, honestly. I didn't have to start from scratch with my library. I was able to pick up right where I left off, but with much better graphics, and smoother game play.All In All: This is my best purchase of the year, and I'm glad that I waited and got such a good deal with the Black Friday sale! I have no regrets with this purchase, none at all, which is really rare because most products come with their fair share of downsides. The fact that this one doesn't, truly makes me feel grateful!Happy shopping //
I was forced to upgrade after the HDD up my Playstation 4 died. Other things seemed to be going wrong with the PS4, too, like the disc drive wasn't able to read game discs sometimes.Maybe Sony just puts cheap blu-ray drives into these things, because right out of the box, the PS5 is already struggling to read discs, too. I think they want people to buy all-digital games nowadays, which is more convenient, but there's a whole host of ownership and consumer rights legal problems with that I'm not comfortable with.Even if you want digital games, the hard drive on this thing is pitiful. I'd filled it all the way up to max in barely three days. You can plug external HDDs in, but good luck finding space or power for that, and that's going to be another $50-$100 on top ... MoreI was forced to upgrade after the HDD up my Playstation 4 died. Other things seemed to be going wrong with the PS4, too, like the disc drive wasn't able to read game discs sometimes.Maybe Sony just puts cheap blu-ray drives into these things, because right out of the box, the PS5 is already struggling to read discs, too. I think they want people to buy all-digital games nowadays, which is more convenient, but there's a whole host of ownership and consumer rights legal problems with that I'm not comfortable with.Even if you want digital games, the hard drive on this thing is pitiful. I'd filled it all the way up to max in barely three days. You can plug external HDDs in, but good luck finding space or power for that, and that's going to be another $50-$100 on top of this $500 console.By default, the console is also always recording video of your gameplay. Whatever internal storage is in this device is going to get worn out quickly -- this is what killed my Playstation 4, afterall, and with this being an SSD, it might die of old age even faster than the PS4 did. I'm sure Sony loves the idea of planned obsolescence though.Menus on the device are better in some ways and worse in others. One step back is that the Playstation 5 no longer lets you sort games into folders. You just have to scroll through a giant list of whatever's available until you find what you want to play.It's nice you get PS5 versions of a lot of PS4 games but the system to handle that is frustrating. Not all PS5 games can see PS4 save data, so there are a few games where loading up the enhanced PS5 version makes me start over from the beginning of the game. Other games are weird about it -- Spider-man 1 made me upload my PS4 save file to the cloud and then download it in the PS5 version, and Sonic Frontiers PS5 could load my PS4 save just fine but it didn't carry over any of my unlock progress.Also the device is just ugly as heck. It's shaped weirdly, sticks out like a sort thumb, and doesn't really serve any purpose besides being an eyesore.But the games look nice and load very quickly, so at least there's that. At $70 per game, they'd better.
Shame about Sony, they missed the opportunity here, and released a "new" and "slim" console with the same hardware, meaning, all the annoying bits from the original PS5 are still present.Some of the issues I had with the original PS5, like, inconsistent WiFi, and a generally slow network card, I have a 1000/1000 network, and this is the only device which barely hits 10mbps on upload (wired or wifi), while Xbox SX and any other device at home can easily take full advantage of bandwidth. Another issue that's still present, is a whining noise in-game menus, why is this console so loud in-game menus? I guess it's something to do with frame rate rendering, they probably don't limit their FPS in menus causing that stupid overprocessing, the same games on Xbox SX don't ... MoreShame about Sony, they missed the opportunity here, and released a "new" and "slim" console with the same hardware, meaning, all the annoying bits from the original PS5 are still present.Some of the issues I had with the original PS5, like, inconsistent WiFi, and a generally slow network card, I have a 1000/1000 network, and this is the only device which barely hits 10mbps on upload (wired or wifi), while Xbox SX and any other device at home can easily take full advantage of bandwidth. Another issue that's still present, is a whining noise in-game menus, why is this console so loud in-game menus? I guess it's something to do with frame rate rendering, they probably don't limit their FPS in menus causing that stupid overprocessing, the same games on Xbox SX don't have those issues, so it's purely Sony's problem. Vibrations- disc drive is so poorly dampened, I have a hard floor in my living room and this console resonates like crazy, I can't watch a movie unless I put something under it, no such issue with Xbox or original PS5. And those are just a few issues that come to mind. Overall, I feel like Sony is just trying to cash in on "new" things rather than making efforts to improve it. And keeping the same price, I bet hardware cost them less now, yet they kept the same retail price, shame on you Sony!Re.CEX pricing- while not always competitive, trading in other stuff and paying the difference isn't as bad as the shelf price, and having 24 24-month warranty on a used item is handy, it's actually more than you'd get from most new item sellers.
Everyone knows what it is and what it does. Have to say though, the controller really is something else - how we went this many years of gaming without anyone taking a serious look at the main way we interact with the games is beyond me, but it really is a leap from the previous generation.The home UI on the Sony machines is still a bit unweildy compared to the Xbox but by no means difficult or unituitive, just not quite as familiar as others.The load times on this new unit are remarkable; the SSD upgrade from the original model is really worth the increase in RRP.It is louder than I was hoping or expecting, but that's not to say it's actually loud, more that it's noticeable. But if the price for effective cooling is that every now and then during a (very ... MoreEveryone knows what it is and what it does. Have to say though, the controller really is something else - how we went this many years of gaming without anyone taking a serious look at the main way we interact with the games is beyond me, but it really is a leap from the previous generation.The home UI on the Sony machines is still a bit unweildy compared to the Xbox but by no means difficult or unituitive, just not quite as familiar as others.The load times on this new unit are remarkable; the SSD upgrade from the original model is really worth the increase in RRP.It is louder than I was hoping or expecting, but that's not to say it's actually loud, more that it's noticeable. But if the price for effective cooling is that every now and then during a (very fast) loading screen I hear a low whirring, I'll take it.Physically the new "slim" PS5 - which is not actually its offical name, for an obvious reason - is not that slim, nor is it markedly smaller than the previous PS5. It is technically 30% smaller across all 3 dimensions and does fit into more entertainment units, but it won't make you stand back and say "blimey that's a little thing isn't it?" Where previously a PS4 slim, an Xbox One X, and Switch all fit linearly, there is now a vertical Xbox, a Switch rotated 90 degrees, and a new PS5. At least they've toned down the egregious wings.Overall I'm glad I went for the new model over the discounted old model, because all the little improvements in size, load times, cooling, etc., as well as the knowledge that this unit is a little more future-proof, are worth the extra cash.
The PS5 is a significant step up from the PS4, which was a great game console in itself.Everything is faster, from booting up, to launching games, to simply navigating the GUI.The Dualsense controller is excellent as well; the haptic vibration and adaptive triggers really add to the immersion.The included game, Astro's Playroom, is truly fantastic, especially for longtime PlayStation gamers. Don't sleep on it!The full 1TB of SSD storage is an appreciated improvement over the original PS5 model's 825GB.One nitpick is how the vertical stand isn't included with this 'slim' model, but it honestly stands up stably without it. The only problem is it can easily slide around without much force, so it would be best to add small rubber or vinyl feet/pads on the bottom ... MoreThe PS5 is a significant step up from the PS4, which was a great game console in itself.Everything is faster, from booting up, to launching games, to simply navigating the GUI.The Dualsense controller is excellent as well; the haptic vibration and adaptive triggers really add to the immersion.The included game, Astro's Playroom, is truly fantastic, especially for longtime PlayStation gamers. Don't sleep on it!The full 1TB of SSD storage is an appreciated improvement over the original PS5 model's 825GB.One nitpick is how the vertical stand isn't included with this 'slim' model, but it honestly stands up stably without it. The only problem is it can easily slide around without much force, so it would be best to add small rubber or vinyl feet/pads on the bottom for grip.My only real complaint is for those who don't subscribe to PS+, there is no convenient way to backup PS5 game saves to a USB drive. You can only backup PS4 saves that way. PS5 saves can only be backed up via a full system backup, which requires wiping the whole system to restore. PS+ subscribers get cloud backup, of course, but it's not right that Sony keeps an essential feature like backing up saves behind a paywall.Overall, I'm very happy with my PS5.
I don't have as interesting a story to tell about my second PlayStation 5 as I did my first but I don't want to wait outside a Best Buy for another 30 hours and make more new friends. So now that we have passed the “how easy it is to get one of these now” part of the story let's talk about the system. The 1st one I bought 2 years ago is the original size one. This one is slim, it is sleeker and smaller but not so much you can tell, maybe 35% smaller. It is easier to lay flat with little feet that you place in the middle underneath, instead of this awkward disc pedestal that came with the original. I also bought extended SSD drives for both of my PS5s and they were the exact same process, not much different from the original to this one. There was an extra boot up ... MoreI don't have as interesting a story to tell about my second PlayStation 5 as I did my first but I don't want to wait outside a Best Buy for another 30 hours and make more new friends. So now that we have passed the “how easy it is to get one of these now” part of the story let's talk about the system. The 1st one I bought 2 years ago is the original size one. This one is slim, it is sleeker and smaller but not so much you can tell, maybe 35% smaller. It is easier to lay flat with little feet that you place in the middle underneath, instead of this awkward disc pedestal that came with the original. I also bought extended SSD drives for both of my PS5s and they were the exact same process, not much different from the original to this one. There was an extra boot up screen because the disk drive can now be sold separately for those who want to buy a PS5 without and then get a drive for disc later. However, only aesthetic differences can one see between the original and the slim PS5. On the original the front ports are 1 USB-B and 1 USB-C and 2 USB-B on the back. On this slim, there are 2 USB-C on the front (one labeled SSD for external memory, if you don't go with the internal extended memory) but still works to charge controllers, and 2 USB-B on the back. Performance is the same beauty is the same, everything about it is just awesome. I may have to keep this one and give the other one to the children. Be sure to get some extended memory, external or internal. For internal most stores sell them for or with PS5 in mind for saving and downloading. Install videos for the internal are all over YouTube.
The PlayStation 5 is a game-changer in every sense of the word. From its striking futuristic design to its unparalleled performance, it delivers an immersive gaming experience that sets a new benchmark for consoles.The PS5’s hardware is a powerhouse, with lightning-fast load times thanks to its custom SSD and the ability to run games at 4K resolution with stunning visuals and smooth frame rates. Ray tracing technology brings lifelike lighting and shadows, making every game world feel more realistic than ever.The DualSense controller is a standout feature. Its haptic feedback and adaptive triggers provide a tactile experience that enhances gameplay, whether you're feeling the tension of drawing a bowstring or the rumble of a car on different terrains.Sony’s ... MoreThe PlayStation 5 is a game-changer in every sense of the word. From its striking futuristic design to its unparalleled performance, it delivers an immersive gaming experience that sets a new benchmark for consoles.The PS5’s hardware is a powerhouse, with lightning-fast load times thanks to its custom SSD and the ability to run games at 4K resolution with stunning visuals and smooth frame rates. Ray tracing technology brings lifelike lighting and shadows, making every game world feel more realistic than ever.The DualSense controller is a standout feature. Its haptic feedback and adaptive triggers provide a tactile experience that enhances gameplay, whether you're feeling the tension of drawing a bowstring or the rumble of a car on different terrains.Sony’s lineup of exclusive titles, like Demon’s Souls, Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, showcases the console’s full potential. Backward compatibility with most PS4 games is a huge plus, ensuring a seamless transition for existing fans.While the console is large and might not fit every entertainment setup easily, its design is sleek and modern. Availability has been a challenge, but it’s well worth the wait for any gaming enthusiast.The PlayStation 5 is not just a console; it’s an experience. With its innovative features and a promising future lineup of games, it’s a must-have for both casual and hardcore gamers.
I absolutely love the PlayStation five I must say it has been quite some time since I had a PlayStation. I remember my very first console as a kid was the PlayStation 2 and it was the best console at the time for PlayStation. And I must tell you that the PlayStation five blows the competition out of the water, the processing the controllers and the overall startup experience is fantastic. I have had my system now for four days since switching over from Xbox and having an experience with. , the processing the controllers and the overall startup experience is fantastic. I have had my system now for four days since switching over from Xbox and having an experience with Microsoft. This is a welcome improvement. And definitely brings all my memories back from when I was ... MoreI absolutely love the PlayStation five I must say it has been quite some time since I had a PlayStation. I remember my very first console as a kid was the PlayStation 2 and it was the best console at the time for PlayStation. And I must tell you that the PlayStation five blows the competition out of the water, the processing the controllers and the overall startup experience is fantastic. I have had my system now for four days since switching over from Xbox and having an experience with. , the processing the controllers and the overall startup experience is fantastic. I have had my system now for four days since switching over from Xbox and having an experience with Microsoft. This is a welcome improvement. And definitely brings all my memories back from when I was a kid playing my PlayStation 2. The only negative I will say is that the PlayStation Customer Service is not really all that great in regards to recovering and all account. I did not remember my password and had an issue recovering my account because the information that was on file was 10 years old and was unable to recover my account. But I was able to create a new account which was ok but I would have like my old account but that being it great highly recommended
After not being able to get a PS5 in 2020 due to buying a (at the time) $1,700 dollar PC gaming rig. The way my friends spoke about it was basically saying that the PS5 was a pipe dream. So I finally got one in the beginning of May to play God of War Ragnarok, Spiderman Miles Morales, Gran Turismo and Spiderman 2. After installing and setting it up it is 100% worth the hype and praise for a 500 dollar console. It runs beautifully at 60fps on all of my games I purchased, and even on games like NBA 2K and Madden having those frames and performance boosts can make or break your competitive games.What I also love the most about it is 2 things, one is having a optional security passcode for each time you turn on your PS5 and logging in. Even though I use it only in my ... MoreAfter not being able to get a PS5 in 2020 due to buying a (at the time) $1,700 dollar PC gaming rig. The way my friends spoke about it was basically saying that the PS5 was a pipe dream. So I finally got one in the beginning of May to play God of War Ragnarok, Spiderman Miles Morales, Gran Turismo and Spiderman 2. After installing and setting it up it is 100% worth the hype and praise for a 500 dollar console. It runs beautifully at 60fps on all of my games I purchased, and even on games like NBA 2K and Madden having those frames and performance boosts can make or break your competitive games.What I also love the most about it is 2 things, one is having a optional security passcode for each time you turn on your PS5 and logging in. Even though I use it only in my house it helps when uninvited guests come over and try to play your console without permission. And the 2nd thing is that the gameplay capture system on board has been greatly improved from the PS4. You can now on the fly record or snap clips from up to a 1 hour ago, and now you can snap as little as 10 seconds, to 15, 30, 1 minute, 5, and then 10 minutes and beyond. The footage is also crystal clear surprisingly at 1080P 60FPS with your choice of upping to 1440P or 4K. Huge step up from the PS4 as a content creator, YouTuber, or Streamer.I also love the new PS5 controller! It is such a step up from the PS4 controller that I loved and they made improvements. Firstly the battery lasts 3 to 4 times longer than the PS4 controller battery, has an onboard mic in the controller and toggle mute button that I didn't even find out until a couple nights ago. And it also features an almost engraved Playstation button pattern for the controller shell, and has adaptive triggers that will enhance gameplay and adjust depending on the game you're playing.I've also purchased 3 PS5 Dualsense Edge Pro controllers for my games I play competitively on console and each controller I can set up to my exact liking and have up to 4 profiles on each. Just simply plug in run the software update and you're good to go. Will come in handy when I have friends over and we fire up fighting games or sports games. And the best part, is how it captures the PS3 era with specific games playing a theme to it on the home screen when you hover over your game.Overall, it is a great console and makes me wish I could've gotten it sooner before I switched to PC gaming. I always been a PlayStation kid since the original Sony PlayStation, all the way up to the PlayStation 5. And each console has not let me down. I genuinely feel like a kid again unboxing my new PlayStation for the first time. And I'm already loving the exclusives that PlayStation has to offer along with recommended modern titles like God of War and Need For Speed. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to save New York from Rhino and Sandman with Peter Parker and Miles Morales!
I recently purchased the PlayStation 5 Slim Console (I previously owned a PS4 Slim) from Best Buy, and I couldn’t be happier with my choice!The slimmer design (vs the PS5 non-slim OG) is not only visually stunning but also saves significant space in my entertainment setup. Despite the compact size, it delivers the same powerful performance I’ve come to expect from Sony.Setup was a breeze, thanks to the clear instructions and fast connectivity. I noticed quieter operation compared to my old PS4, which adds to the premium feel. Gameplay is seamless, with jaw-dropping graphics and fast load times. Titles like *Horizon Forbidden West* and *Final Fantasy XVI* have never looked better.Best Buy's service was excellent—easy online ordering and pick-up trouble-free. ... MoreI recently purchased the PlayStation 5 Slim Console (I previously owned a PS4 Slim) from Best Buy, and I couldn’t be happier with my choice!The slimmer design (vs the PS5 non-slim OG) is not only visually stunning but also saves significant space in my entertainment setup. Despite the compact size, it delivers the same powerful performance I’ve come to expect from Sony.Setup was a breeze, thanks to the clear instructions and fast connectivity. I noticed quieter operation compared to my old PS4, which adds to the premium feel. Gameplay is seamless, with jaw-dropping graphics and fast load times. Titles like *Horizon Forbidden West* and *Final Fantasy XVI* have never looked better.Best Buy's service was excellent—easy online ordering and pick-up trouble-free. Their team even sent helpful updates about my order status.If you’re looking for a console that blends performance, aesthetics, and value, the PS5 Slim is the way to go. A big thank you to Best Buy for making my gaming dreams come true!
