Sony just made its own PS5 Pro pricing seem even more expensive with the reveal of its new 'Certified Refurbished' PS5s, which are up to $350 cheaper than the upcoming powered-up model.
The PS5 Pro may offer a beefed-up GPU, enhanced ray-tracing, and more, but it comes at a cost, and a big one at that. Without the optional vertical stand and disc drive, which are being sold as add-ons, the Pro model will run US customers $700 when it launches in November. Taking exchange rates into account, it's even more expensive in the UK, Europe, and Japan, with eyebrow-raising £700, €800, and ¥120,000 price tags that don't match up with the US pricing at all, and seem even more eye-watering when compared to these upcoming refurbished models.
