Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 5 825GB SSD RU, white by Wiktor Fokt ᠌

Although I rarely do so, I felt forced to write this review after using this service. It seems I was not part of the generation that was enthralled by Sony's video game consoles, which began with the launch of the first curling iron. The console is not terrible by any means, but there are a number of subjective factors that make its purchase and continued use less than ideal. For example, my frantic early attempts to acquire it led to a slight overpayment to outbidders (although the price has since been raised by Sony and I did not, in fact, overpay). I have no pleasant feelings for the console. It wasn't until I unpacked it that I realized how big it actually was, and that was my first disappointment (it still did not fit into the niche where the plug was previously placed). There are high expectations for the new joystick; yes, it's cool, but it's cool enough for me for a couple of days in the astro play room; after that, the killer feature becomes a routine that you don't pay attention to (like a chip with a taptik engine on an iPhone; it's cool for the first couple of days, but then you just get used to tapping instead of vibration). The games are quiet right now, but that's to be expected. The redesigned menu is considerably more aesthetically pleasing, but the prior one served my needs just well. Despite this, I did track down a rendition of it with a hint of ambient noise. In short, I have no complaints about the console, but I also see no reason to hurry out and get it or chase after it. It's better to hold out till there are new games and an updated version available.