
Sony revealed its PlayStation 5 Pro on September 10, and it was unsurprisingly met with mixed reactions. Coming in at $700/£700 in the US/UK and €800 in Europe, the PS5 Pro seems to mainly target current PS5 owners who want an upgrade to their current system. With trade-in deals cutting the price of a PS5 Pro in half, Sony is clearly aiming at the enthusiast console market.
While it certainly looks on paper like an improvement over its non-Pro predecessor — Sony says the GPU has 67% more compute units, 28% faster memory, improved ray tracing, new AI upscaling, and 45% faster rendering — Sony has now reached a price point where it’s competing with gaming PCs.