After months of anticipation, the PS5 Pro has officially been revealed, providing the enhanced version of Sony’s current-generation console that gamers have eagerly awaited.
Until now, Sony had remained silent on any plans for a new version of the PS5. However, with numerous leaks and widespread speculation, it was widely assumed that the reveal was only a matter of time.
Today’s PlayStation 5 Technical Presentation gave us our first official look at the upcoming console, confirming that it will be available in stores starting November 7.
As anticipated, the PS5 Pro will come with a higher price tag compared to the standard PS5, retailing at $699.99/£699.99, whereas the regular PS5 is priced at $499.99/£479.99 (or $399.99/£389.99 for the Digital Edition).
For the additional cost, buyers can expect notable enhancements, including an upgraded GPU that delivers up to 45% faster rendering. Ray tracing has been significantly improved, with rays now being cast at double or even triple the speed compared to the standard PS5.
In addition, Sony has introduced PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR), an AI-powered upscaling technology designed to deliver sharp and clear image quality through machine learning.
Whether or not the PS5 Pro is worth the investment will depend on individual preferences. The console appears to offer the substantial performance improvements that fans had been hoping for, based on earlier leaks.
For gamers seeking the best visuals and frame rates, the PS5 Pro is poised to deliver an even more immersive gaming experience.