Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 1000 GB HDD, The Last of Us Part II Limited Edition by Wiktor Krel ᠌

Sold my old PS4 and upgraded to PS4 Pro. At first glance, nothing seems to have changed. Games looked beautiful, and they look. But most likely this is due to the fact that I do not have a 4K TV. In general, the upgrade is justified, as I plan to purchase VR glasses in addition. Pros below: - games. And for what else to buy a prefix, if not for the sake of games? - productivity. Now we can easily see the gore under the nails of Chloe Fraser from Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, or count every bristle on Sam Drake's chin. Isn't that why we bought the Pro version? - ease of use of the OS. Regular patches make working with the console more convenient and enjoyable. - now the backlight of controller is visible to the player himself Has some cons: - The USB outputs were designed by someone not very smart. As a result, none of the flash drives in my house fit into the USB connector (and they are not all too thick for me). Nothing thicker than a native USB plug will fit there at all. - backlit touch buttons were cooler - sticks on the new controller work worse, sometimes when the right stick is deflected, the R2 trigger fires by itself - I tried to stream with my native headset - the voice is heard only when you yell directly into the microphone itself, which is extremely inconvenient. Complete rubbish. - it was not possible to deploy a backup of saves from the old PS4 from a flash drive, the system said that there was nothing on the flash drive (although the backup archive on the flash drive is visible from the computer).