Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 2000 GB HDD, 500 Million Limited Edition by Michal Wasowicz

Sony might have to develop a PS 4 Pro that is even more powerful after the arrival of Scorpio. Current users will feel uncomfortable as a result. Therefore, it is currently being used by individuals who desire something "more powerful," but it turns out that this "more powerful" effect will only endure for a few years before a more potent version is released. Got advantages: There are a number of significant and minor differences as compared to PS 4. A 4K TV (ideally with HDR) will show visual differences. The largest distinctions have received a lot of attention. For those who aren't sure whether to switch or not, I will mention some minor variations. The quality of the materials has increased, including the physical buttons on the console itself in place of touch-sensitive ones (which can cause false triggers) and the new joystick's plastic (which has better tactile sensations and lever materials). In the menu, the console is quicker. The ac-format Wi-Fi receiver's Wi-Fi speed has also increased considerably. Different drawbacks: It takes up more space and uses more energy. It has a somewhat less minimalistic appearance than the new PS 4 Slim. I would still like 60 frames per second in 4K resolution even though there are no comparable products on the market.