Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 1000 GB HDD, white by Boyan Topuzliev ᠌
The product is of good quality, there is only one minor defect.
I decided on a whim to get the system since I was in the mood for trying something new and because I was hoping that it would enable me to play a few fascinating exclusive games. I purchased it as an accessory for my personal computer, and as a result, I use it as a media console to watch movies and access online video services. Because I don't have a TV, I find that the nearly soundless operation of the PS4 Pro, in comparison to the PC, is really engaging; thus, I turn on the console in the evening to watch something. And the console came in extremely handy when the pandemic was going on. As I've mentioned before, despite the extremely significant flaws, I still enjoy playing on the PS4 Pro. Objectively, I would give it a rating of three out of five stars, but the hand does not rise because this console exudes such endearing qualities. I am not irritated in the least by even its repellent axis, which is characterized by its disorderliness. And all of this, despite the fact that I stopped using the prefix for the meaning it was intended to have a long time ago. To this day, there have been no problems or malfunctions associated with the device's operation. When it comes to gaming, it's very standard. No, not at this price, which I have just now been made aware of. I would have pursued a different interest if I had been in this position in the market.
- It has a beautiful, elegant, and strict design; a gamepad that is pretty pleasant and sturdy; support for optical cables; a quiet work process; and just a wonderful method that makes you want to use it despite the significant drawbacks, in my opinion. At any rate, I couldn't be happier that at least some games have a mode that boosts performance.
- The same performance mode (1080p 60fps) is not accessible in all games, thus the next sad negative is 30 frames. There is no compatibility for 21:9 monitors. Because of the way the game was performing, I decided to quit playing several of the games I had purchased right from the beginning. since of the high latency, many games are unresponsive, making the player's motions appear sluggish and causing their eyes to tire rapidly. Controlling a character or panning the camera around is a frustrating experience since the picture breaks from the low frequency, ripples, and your eyes get weary soon. Despite this, for instance, playing the same version of Horizon while locked at 30 frames per second resulted in a perfectly typical experience. And even he is unable to deliver 60 frames per second in the graphics settings. It to have that kind of experience at a time when the Pro version was being marketed as a robust 4K gaming computer. Negative aspects of the operating system include a poor user interface and a cumbersome navigation system. It's a total mess, it's difficult to search for and launch applications, and typing with a controller is just a frustrating experience overall. It is obvious that they have put effort into making the Big Picture on Steam a more user-friendly experience in this regard. Everything is laid out beautifully, and the typing is both creative and quick (for the controller, of course). I won't mention anything at all regarding the costs of games, paid internet content, or youtube videos that contain advertisements. Concerning the controller, its triggers will click unintentionally if it is not correctly put on the sofa. This is quite frustrating for me because it will automatically rewind the video for me. For the most part, I am of the opinion that the controller is vastly inferior to the controllers for the Xbox One and Xbox 360 in terms of ergonomics. As a result, the ease of gaming in action games is severely compromised. But despite that, it has a far superior overall design, and this does not necessarily imply that the gamepad is of poor quality. No, he's damn good. If we're just playing a game, I'd rather have an ogue from compeors.
