Pros
- There are a lot of benefits, and considering that they've all been mentioned before, there's no point in me going over them again. They are available in the description of any product in any shop you visit. PlayStation is, as it always has been, in first place! To speak for myself, I would like to say that I was impressed by the low noise level and thoughtfulness of the cooling system; nonetheless, as an avid tuner, I chose to finish some adjustments to the system (I will explain these adjustments in the comments section below). Additionally, the video quality of SONY's 4K TVs appears to be faultless. And in general, the graphics engine of the console has no choice but to be jubilant, and in some respects it may even be said to take pleasure! The coolest thing is definitely the talking joystick!
Cons
- The incompatibility with my Logitech G27 wheel, along with other "old" wheels, is the sole drawback for me as a racer, and it is quite frustrating. In point of fact, in the present we are in the position of having to search for a remedy to this issue through the utilization of third-party gadgets. In addition, I am unsure of how they will act (how long the overall signal delay will be). Yes, and the price of certain ready-made solutions (like DRIVE HUB) ranges between 8000 and 9000, which is roughly similar to the additional payment that is required when trading in an old steering wheel and purchasing a new one. But! My G27 is just right for me, and I certainly do not want to switch to the G29! This decision made by SONY and Logitech is what I'd like to refer to as a marketing plot orchestrated by corporations against end customers. This is incredibly inconvenient, and even unjust to users, which is why I gave four stars for ease of use (even if I would like to put one on emotions, but objectively speaking, the console is very convenient to use).
Pros
- Games don't lag, the most practical joystick,
Cons
- Expensive game prices, no support for older consoles
Pros
- Superior to Xbox thanks to its potent console, extensive library of exclusive titles, and consistent sales on games sold through the PlayStation Store.
Cons
- The initial draft has the fan functioning, but it is noisy and somewhat huge.
Pros
- All liked it.
Cons
- Nothing appealed to him at all.
Pros
- -Games - Quiet, compact, lovely
Cons
- - Expensive games that are only playable online
Pros
- A very good console even after the release of the PS5, a picture that is clear, gamepads that are handy, an easy-to-use system interface, more memory for games, support for 4K quality, and a "Beast" that is relatively compact — perhaps the size of an average backpack.
Cons
- It is EXTREMELY noisy, particularly when you are playing games in 4K, it gets quite hot, and the ventilation frequently becomes clogged. Policy regarding prices at PS Store
Pros
- You receive precisely what you were anticipating.
Cons
- No
Pros
- It is a very good gamepad; it feels solid and costly, and it looks and looks like it was constructed out of a single piece of material. It is readily available, there is a mini-jack for headphones (which is quite convenient), and there is also a touchpad and vibration; in short, a gamer has everything they need, including position sensors in space, which enhance the gameplay of many games. - I'll also jot down the absence of noise as a benefit; even though I'm sitting only 1.5 meters away from it, I can't hear it at all. The sound of the game will always and completely drown out the airflow from the fan, and if you play the game with headphones, this will be even more noticeable. - Enhancement of performance (I use the Pro version) no frame rate drops, lags, or slowdowns were experienced (passed Until Dawn, Bloodborn, and The Last of Us). - The appearance of being solid. Adaptable to any interior design, this unit is simply a minimalist black box with a stunning backlight. - And maybe most importantly, this console's innovative exclusives are a major selling point for the product. They have not reported any problems recently.
Cons
- They pertain not so much to the console device itself but rather to the software and the equipment that comes with it. Be prepared to pay an average of 2,000 dollars for yearly games on the PlayStation Network and between 4,000 and 5,000 dollars for forthcoming titles. We are eagerly awaiting the New Year's bargains and shopping opportunities:) - The reasoning behind the search engine in the PlayStation Store was beyond my comprehension. I put some effort into it, including driving it through the search and entering the name, but it did not turn up the game. I go to "genres" and then keep scrolling down till I find something. The search does not turn up many of the games that are available. This is quite strange. Or maybe I'm dumb. - A miserable headset shoved into one ear. These bring back memories from the 90s for me. A spherical pancake that cannot be inserted into your ear, but if you do it, it will remain there permanently. He took it out of the box, flipped it over in his hands, and then placed it back inside. Completely ineffective, thus we have to fumble about with the headphones ourselves:)
