Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 5 825 GB SSD, white/black by Jnis vele ᠌

Name: Game console Sony PlayStation 5 825 GB SSD, white/black
Item: Game console Sony PlayStation 5 825 GB SSD, white/black
Rating: 2

May 24, 2023

Product is not reliable, not worth buying.

Back in September, I pre-ordered in two different retailers with full prepayment. Oddly enough, both consoles arrived on the day of release, which was something that I did not anticipate at all. Because I was able to sell one within five minutes on a well-known bulletin board, the prefix wound up costing me fifteen thousand dollars.

If I hadn't already spent money on a library of more than 300 games when I bought my PS4, I would have switched to the Xbox, which has a much more favorable pricing structure and Gamepass. I have no regrets about making that decision. It is recommended that you get a pre-owned PlayStation 4 and a brand new Xbox One if your primary goal is to play exclusive video games.

If there was never a playstation before, I don't understand the sense of adding a prefix to the name. This misunderstanding will only persist for cheap exclusives if and when they become available in the future, which is when I intend to purchase an Xbox once the price lowers below fifty dollars so that I can enjoy new games.

Pros

- Rapid download speeds - A solid controller - Completely silent in comparison to the PS4 Pro - Willing to give up 18 games right off the bat.

Cons

It only holds a fraction of what I used to be able to save on a PS4 with a 500 GB hard drive, which is saying something given the size of today's games. A bit more than 600 gigabytes of storage space is available on an empty console. - At the time this article was written, the memory extension support that was advertised was not available; the console can hold a maximum of four substantial games. - The browser has been removed (why?). - Extremely pricey games, of which there are also not a great deal of them. The entire collection can be played on the PS4, although even extremely questionable games like "The Last of Us Pt.2," which came out just a few months before the launch of the platform, do not support 60 frames per second. In point of fact, only Spider-Man with the "new part" (add-on) is playable in 5500 and Demon's Souls. This is the case among the exclusives that feature updated graphics. Size and design for an amateur, someone appears to appreciate it, however gypsy is more how I would describe it.