Pros
- Small. Powerful. Functional. Very quiet (I read that it makes noise like an airplane, and they say that in the first revisions)
Cons
- The set is poor. 1 gamepad, headphones better not lay down at all. Well, wires.
Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 1000 GB HDD, Disgusting Men Limited Edition Review
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Description of Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 1000 GB HDD, Disgusting Men Limited Edition
Enhanced Gaming Experience
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Pros
- The Savelagame.ru Store Requires Respect Although several reviewers have noted the device's "airplane-like" buzzing, I have found that, at least in my experience, the device operates with surprisingly little background noise. Even if it becomes hot, a specially designed stand with built-in ventilation greatly reduces the problem.
Pros
- For $24,000 (at the time of purchase, sans inflation), you get some really potent hardware. Not native 4K, but chess rendering (not even once upscaled - works differently) that looks just as excellent. Games look fantastic on a high-quality 4K + HDR television because of the way HDR enhances the picture. Fixes for video games that enhance the visuals. It is possible to increase the frame rate even in unpatched games; for instance, in Killzone: Shadow Fall, we consistently achieve 60 frames per second. The future holds greater framerates, richer graphics, and a more immersive virtual reality experience thanks to more powerful hardware. For good reason, a 500GB hard disk is immediately upgraded to a 1TB one. Except for the Xbox Elite, I think this is the greatest gamepad available right now. The PS4 Pro/Slim's controller looks slightly different from the standard PS4 controller. The lighting from the panel extends to the touchpad, the color scheme is different, the ons are tighter, and the whole thing is matte. In addition, it may function solely over USB, which might help reduce latency in crucial games. The ons are now a physical button and a USB port has been added to the device's back. All the regular PS4 benefits, I guess.
Cons
- The same one-ear headset that is painful to wear is supplied. However, with consistent charging, this is not an issue; you never feel like you haven't played enough, but the gamepad is already dead. This is in stark contrast to the PS3's original gamepad. Although the system is quiet overall, the fan can be heard at high speeds in games that have been patched. Resetting the speed is quick and not especially important. While developers have shown little interest in creating games on the Pro, the release of the Xbox One X is expected to change this. In 2022, consoles cost a lot more than they did in 2012. It's simpler in other countries, where AAA games cost the same $/€60 on PC and consoles as here in the United States. However, services that rent out games and sell used disks will save the day.
Pros
- Design that is beautiful, elegant, and strict; gamepad that is pretty pleasant and sturdy; support for optical cables; a quiet working process; and just a good technique that you want to use despite some severe, in my opinion, drawbacks. At least some games feature a high-performance mode, which is great.
Cons
- The second minus, 30 unlucky frames, is due to the lack of 21:9 display support and the fact that not all games offer the same performance mode (1080p 60fps). With such poor results, I gave up on some paid games right at the start. Because of the excessive latency, many games are unresponsive, making it feel like your actions are "drunk" when you try to control a character or flip the camera around. Although, for instance, the same Horizon was played properly at a lock of 30 frames per second. And even he doesn't provide 60fps in the graphical settings. It's a shame the Pro version wasn't around back when it was advertised as a powerful 4K gaming computer. Concerning the operating system, the interface and navigation are both major negatives. A whole nightmare; navigating, opening apps, and typing are all major hassles when using a controller. In this respect, the Steam version of Big Picture is noticeably more user-friendly; the layout is clean, the fonts are unique, and the typing speed is good (for the controller, of course). I'm not going to even bring up the topic of how much games, online payments, and ad-supported YouTube cost. If I don't carefully set the gamepad on the couch, the triggers will click and rewind the video, which is quite annoying. In comparison to the Xbox One and Xbox 360 controllers, which are designed with the convenience of gameplay in action games in mind, I find the design of the controller to be extremely lacking. But it's considerably better designed in that regard, and it certainly doesn't discredit the gamepad as a whole. In fact, he's pretty good. For fun, I'd rather have an ogue from the competition.
Pros
- - User-friendly UI, with everything being straightforward and organized neatly in its designated spot; - Enhanced visuals in contrast to the standard edition (although they are not as good on Xbox One X); - Support for 4k content (patched games and streaming video); - In general, Sony has a cool gamepad with fascinating functions (which, however, are rarely used in games); - Exclusive Sony games are quite interesting (but only a few); - The PlayStation VR headset is compatible with 4k content. - The optimization of the menu and the games is excellent, there is almost no room for criticism, and the amount of lagging and issues that can occur is kept to an absolute minimum; - The second version has a reduced amount of background noise; - There is a white color, and it has an intriguing appearance (I took one).
Cons
- The difference in graphical quality between the basic edition and the full version is not particularly striking. It does not have the same wow factor as the Xbox One X, which I experienced when I upgraded from the Xbox One S. - The Sony store was inconvenient. No matter what anyone says about the rival company's shop (Xbox), everything is clear, modern, and convenient there; I couldn't get used to it even after a month; - Multiplatform titles on Sony are more expensive than they are on Boxing, sometimes by two to three times, even with discounts; - Rudimentary multimedia features. You won't be able to watch movies in 4k from a usb-disk or locally (through a player) because it only reads mp4, and you won't be able to watch movies in 4k unless they are in this format. - You won't be able to watch movies in 4k via a player. The sound is not as enjoyable as it is on the Xbox One S and Xbox One X consoles. There are not many options, and the quality is not very good; the overall dimensions are quite large. The size of the firmware are astounding, particularly when you lay it next to your native gamepad and compare the two; Infuriating: the build quality is not very good, there are squeaks and squeaks of plastic, and the packaging is of such poor quality that it broke apart while I was checking out the console in the store.
Pros
- purchased for hits PS: A cheerful child.
Cons
- The second DualShock could be installed after the first
Pros
- Exclusives. sophisticated software of high standard Wireless controllers that allow you to play without bothering others by plugging headphones straight into the gamepad.
Cons
- Well, that's how good the plastic on the console body is. as in a Renault Logan's salon. Rugged, readily contaminated plastic. The most recent modifications rejected the power connector, resulting in a standard double-plug socket rather than a euro socket with grounding, like a floor lamp.
