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Wednesday, Sep 23
Edition: Pro 1TB
Features
- Heighten your experiences. Enrich your adventures. Let the super charged PS4 Pro lead the way
- 4K TV Gaming : PS4 Pro outputs gameplay to your 4K TV
- More HD Power: Turn on Boost Mode to give PS4 games access to the increased power of PS4 Pro
- HDR Technology : With an HDR TV, compatible PS4 games display an unbelievably vibrant and life like range of colors
Description
PS4 Pro4K TV GAMING & MOREThe most advanced PlayStation system ever. PS4 Pro is designed to take your favorite PS4 games and add to them with more power for graphics, performance, or features for your 4K HDR TV, or 1080p HD TV. Ready to level up?4K TV Gaming โ PS4 Pro outputs gameplay to your 4K TV. Many games, like Call of Duty: WWII, Gran Turismo Sport, and more, are optimized to look stunningly sharp and detailed when played on a 4K TV with PS4 Pro.More HD Power โ Turn on Boost Mode to give PS4 games access to the increased power of PS4 Pro. For HD TV Enhanced games, players can benefit from increased image clarity, faster frame rates, or more.HDR Technology โ With an HDR TV, compatible PS4 games display an unbelievably vibrant and lifelike range of colors.4K Entertainment โ Stream 4K videos, movies, and shows to your PS4 Pro.GREATNESS AWAITS4K Entertainment requires access to a 4K compatible content streaming service, a robust internet connection, and a compatible 4K display.Enhanced for PS4 ProMany of the biggest and best PS4 games get an additional boost from PS4 Pro enhancements that fine tune the gameโs performance.From the stunning Manhattan skyline of Marvelโs Spider Man and the towering Norse mountains of God of War, to the vast plains of Red Dead Redemption 2 and the intense battlegrounds of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, youโll feel the power of your games unleashed wherever you see the Enhanced for PS4 Pro badge.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Description |
|---|---|
| Gaming Platform | PlayStation 4 |
| Control Interface | Gamepad |
| Producer | Playstation |
| Catalog Name | PlayStation 4 Pro 1TB Console |
| Appearance | Black |
| Product Weight | 7.28 pounds |
| Manufacturer's Model Number | 3003346 |
| Power Source | 1 CR2 battery (included) |
| Discontinued Status | Currently in production |
| First Released on | September 6, 2016 |
| Manufacturer's Name | Sony Computer Entertainment |
Frequently asked questions
The box includes a PlayStation 4 Pro 1TB Console, a DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller, a mono headset, an HDMI cable, an AC power cord, a USB cable, and a printed materials. However, games need to be purchased separately.
No, the PS4 Pro is not natively backwards compatible. This means it does not allow you to play PS3 or PS2 games. However, certain older games have been re-released for the product or have a digital PS4 version available for purchase in the PlayStation Store.
The PlayStation 4 Pro supports 4K resolution. To take advantage of the 4K capabilities, you need a 4K compatible TV or monitor. Even if you do not have a 4K TV or monitor, the PS4 Pro can still offer improved performance on 1080p displays.
The PS4 Pro offers several advantages over the standard PS4. It is capable of outputting games and media in 4K resolution, while the standard PS4 is capped at 1080p. The Pro is also equipped with higher performing hardware, which can lead to better frame rates, faster load times, and smoother gameplay. And with a 1TB hard drive, the Pro offers double the storage capacity of the standard 500GB PS4.
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๐ Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The PS4 Pro is a well-received product with reviewers appreciating its exclusive games, reliable build, and excellent workmanship. It offers enhanced visual quality, even at 1080p resolution, with a quiet operation, and a simple data transfer process from older PS4s. However, there is some disappointment over the lack of support for 4K UHD Blu-Ray discs, less inspiring design, and occasional stuttering of 4k streams.
Pros
- ๐ฎ Extensive exclusive games
- ๐ Reliable and robust build quality
- ๐จ Quiet operation
- ๐ฏ Visible upgrade in visual quality, even at 1080p
- โ๏ธ Easy data transfer from older PS4s
Cons
- ๐ฌ Lack of 4K UHD Blu-Ray support
- ๐น๏ธ Uninspiring design
- ๐บ Some games don't immediately support 4k/PS4 Pro
- ๐พ Limited USB ports
Should I Buy It?
Yes, the PS4 Pro is a worthwhile upgrade or purchase for gamers wanting improved performance and game exclusivity. Although it does not support 4K UHD Blu-Ray discs, its reliable build and improved visual quality make it a high-value purchase. However, be prepared for some games not immediately supporting 4k/PS4 Pro.
Edition: Pro 1TB
The PS4 Pro still feels like one of those consoles from before everything had to look like a Wi-Fi router designed by an architect. Itโs big, heavy, loud when it wants to be, and absolutely does not care if you know itโs working. Fire up the right game and the fan sounds like itโs preparing for takeoff. But honestly, this thing was a great console. 4K support, solid performance, huge library, easy to use, and enough horsepower that a lot of games still look surprisingly good today. Mine has been through years of abuse and still turns on like, โWhat now?โ Five stars. Built like a sandwich press and somehow still relevant.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2026 by mr223
Edition: Pro 1TB
I owned two PS3's since launch and waited on the PS4 till now and while I debated the PS4 Slim vs. the Pro, I made up my mine to spend the extra money and get the Pro, call it future proofing or with hopes Sony and Developers working on Coming Soon Titles like Day's Gone, Death Stranding, The Last of Us Part 2 and Etc. will be visually and performance wise, better on the Pro, the trailers lead us to believe this will be the case, so time will tell? I'm only using a 24" 1080p PC Monitor at the moment, no 4K HDR-10, but I'm planning on getting a 4K TV in the next few months, since prices have dropped and there is some nice 4K HDR-10 TVs with great gaming capabiltiy, low input lag and etc, so it's only a matter of time till I make the purchase. For now, the Pro looks great in 1080p, though I'm not reaping the benefits of the eye candy fully. Initially on unpacking the Pro and setting it up, via HDMI I got no picture just audio, so I searched the reasons, appears that the console defaults to auto settings and seeing my PC Monitor was older, HDCP had to be dialed back to 1.4 to work, this took some time to figure out and without having another LCD TV that was more up to date, I would have been screwed in switching this over via doing the Safe Mode, basically you press and hold the power button on the console (when initially turned on) till you hear two beeps, around 7 seconds, I kept doing this on my PC monitor to no avail so I knew I had to try it on my other TV. So after plugging it to my TV (which I don't use for gaming) I did the Safe Mode start-up again, got the menu and changed Display size to "1080p" and HDCP to "1.4", shut it off, and plugged it back in my PC monitor and all worked well. The menus are totally different from the PS3, snappy and clean with a lot of new options. I was able to do a fairly quick set-up with my existing PSN Network ID. I'm also using WiFi, due to the room this is being used in has no ethernet ports and no means to make it work since I'm renting, also I tried Powerline adapters, no dice they didn't work. With the PS3 my WiFi with Wireless G was horrid, constant issues when playing MP, standalone was fine. I knew the updated PS4 Slim and Pro would also get 802.11 AC which I am now taking full advantage of and have great results on other devices, so this was a strong selling point, after setting up, the PS4 did the firmware update and downloaded a big file in no time. I only have one game so far, Battlefield 1 which I have not even dove into too much yet but so far the graphics and etc. look great, leaps in bounds above the PS3. Having pondered the original PS4 for some time, I like the new design and mechanical buttons, unit is super quiet vs the PS3 and the new controller is also very nice and feels like a spaceship compared to the PS3 Controller. Overall I'm happy with this purchase, though I read a lot of negatives on the Pro, some say "don't waste your money" "get the Slim" and/or "just buy a PC". I can see their points, having been into PC Gaming for sometime, it has it's benefits, but when it comes to playing PlayStation Exclusives, especially ones like The Last of Us on the PS3 which was a great game and one of my favorites, many who never give in will lose out on the experience of playing great games like that. I also hope the increased HP and Eye Candy will be even more enjoyable over the next 6 to 8 months or longer with new games and updates.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2016 by Commander Data
Edition: Pro 1TB
So obviously the better your tv is, the better your experience with this new PlayStation will be. Anyway here we go. Controller is just about the same but looks slightly newer. Like comparing a 2018 car to a 2019 of the same exact model. Yeah it gonna look a little better but nothing drastically different. Second we got a one terabyte hard drive with not two, but three ubs ports. That means I can charge two controllers and have an external hard drive connected at the same time. Very cool. Has an optical on the back of the unit for a sound system. (I really can't say how it's going to make a world of difference if it's going directly from your tv or from the PlayStation.) Moving on let's talk about performance. Some say that it really doesn't make much difference graphically and I have to say: they are absolutely wrong. If it's not something that wows you in the first place then it won't be something that you notice right away. Just like anything else in life. Some games take far better advantage of the advancements than others. When I say graphics I'm talking about frame rate, image fidelity and colors. And I see instant improvements on all of these. I have a cheap 4k tv (Sceptre 400 bucks 2018) And I can say MOST of my games show color improvement even though I don't have HDR. And the newer titles are designed to take advantage of this new technology some even without having to change graphics settings. Take Lego Ninjago for instance. It's looks sharper with more vibrant colors and here is the biggest thing for me: the frame rate has been improved. That's a big deal for me because I didn't think the devs did a great job with the the frame rate on the first ps4 considering how quick the fighting is but without changing anything the combat is noticably smoother. Thanks Sony. In some newer games like God of war and shadow of the tomb raider there will be a graphics setting to switch between better graphics or better frame rate. Honestly with my cheap tv switching it from frame rate to graphics doesn't seem to make that much difference so I just keep it on better frame rate. however, I do instantly see improvement in resolution in both of these games compared to the way they looks on the original ps4. And yes even with it set to better frame rate we get a healthy boost to the colors and resolution here. Note: For really old games turn on boost mode to make them quit better. Go to [Settings] > [System] and select [Boost Mode]. Press X to turn boost mode On or Off. There are SOME newer games that don't seem much different at all and that's the developer of the games fault. The new Modern warfare is barely different looking. Sound quality has been improved because of a better sound signal. Even though mid range headphones it sounded noticable clearer with almost no distortion even though my earphones had distortion on most games before qAll in all I'm giving this a solid 5 stars cause I see improvements in MOST games. You should see frame rate improvement even on a regular 720 or 1018p tv However, your gonna want to pick up a 4k tv (even a cheap one like mine) to take full advantage of this beautiful new system.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2019 by Irvin
Edition: Pro 1TB
tl;dr We definitely need to get the word out to people who are buying new Pros to use ROTTR (Rise of the Tomb Raider) as a benchmark to test if you got a bad Pro or not. I don't want to repeat what others have said about the system. It's awesome. If you are reading this, you probably already know if you want one or not. With "Boost Mode" (Firmware 4.5) incoming, it's almost a no-brainer for an avid gamer. What I do want to share is my experience to save as many headaches as possible. I originally purchased a used PS4 Pro on Warehouse Deals and saved myself $60. Yay! Until I started playing. I soon discovered why it was used - It would crash all the time on Pro-patched games. So, back it went. I still wanted one and decided to buy new this time to avoid anymore hassle. I didn't want to risk losing my 1-year warranty either, which I would soon need. Long story short, my next brand spanking new PS4 Pro started crashing as well. I was convinced it was software related and Sony just working the bugs out. Nope! After doing a lot of research, all the games that were crashing on me (Diablo 3 and ROTTR were the biggest culprits) were being played without hitch by most PS4 Pro owners. I was outside my return window so I had no choice but to send mine to Sony for repair. This was a hard decision as most games still ran just fine (including most PS4 Pro patched games - Skyrim SE, FFXV, AC Syndicate, Shadow of Mordor, Uncharted 4, etc), and I didn't want to replaced a perfectly working system with a refurbished one, but what choice was left? So many others were playing these games without crashing. Well, I got my warranty repair back. Credit to Sony, they sent me a brand new one! Couldn't be happier about that, but the important thing - No more crashing on ROTTR, Diablo 3, or anything else! The fan sounded much quieter and less erratic as well. Without a doubt, the crashing was definitely hardware related as many people had suggested in forums. It happens, I understand. What is surprising to me is how many people this is happening to in the forums. I think most people are okay, but I wonder how many people have defective Pros and haven't realized it yet. If I had to guess (and this is just pure speculation on my part) I would say the problem stems from a very large batch of bad PS4 Pro GPU's. Half of the GPU is always being used. The other half is completely dedicated to Pro-enhanced/patched games only to be used in tandem with the other half (which some games might not fully make use of). This explains why you can play plenty of 4k games without crashing. Whatever the problem, it's definitely hardware related - A patch isn't going to fix it. I know no one wants to hear that their brand new console is defective, but if you are experiencing the same, it's true. Early adopter problems I guess. The good news is you can test to see if yours is defective. Very simply, if you have Rise of the Tomb Raider, play it the second you get your Pro. If you experience crashes, congratulations you won the lottery (you should experience crashes within 15 minutes if it is). Take it back immediately and replace it. If you are outside of your return period, you can still warranty replace it with Sony. If you have to use Sony's warranty repair, I will add they are excellent! It was very hassle free, and they straight-up sent me a new one. For reference, below is my timeline for Playstation repair: 1/25/17: Requested Warranty Repair 1/30/17: Received Return Box and shipped 2/2/17: Delivered to Sony Repair in Laredo TX 2/8/17: Received an email stating my product was shipped 2/14/17: Received brand new PS4 Pro After this experience, I'm definitely buying the PS4 Pro insurance if it becomes available (be aware the regular Playstation Protection Plan currently doesn't cover the Pro). Good luck, I hope this helps!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2017 by Dennifer
Edition: Pro 1TB
First off I would just like to say I have been gaming for years now and I have been reading some of the poor reviews on here about same graphical improvements over the original PS4 and I would have to disagree I just received my PS4 Pro today and been quite entrigued over the amazing quality of the graphical and performance increase fidelity that this console achieves! I own a Sumsung HDR 4K 55inch 8000 series Led UHD TV I made sure HDR is enabled along with Game mode and than made sure on the PS4 Pro video was set to auto on all settings and this is where the magic started for me I tried playing a few game titles to start off Destiny in 4K is just freaking mind blowing and the game movement is a lot smoother than ever it's like playing a brand new game. Next I tried out The Last Of Us Remastered Wow! Blown away again in graphical and smoothness of the game in 4K with HDR enabled. So far even the indie games and older titles look and play way better. I have noticed how much better fps games look and play much smoother also. Ok and now off to the games that have been patched for taking complete advantage of the PS4 pro.I have only tried one so far Rise Of The Tombraider in 4K with HDR enabled my mouth just dropped with pure joy and excitement wow! what a even more beautiful game this is now than ever before. I can't wait to try out BF1 and other titles I own. I also noticed the loading times for games have almost been cut in half which I am pleased too see. Also the wifi speeds are much faster I download games and patches much faster now. So my final thought on the PS4 Pro is if you don't own a 4K tv with HDR is it worth the upgrade well yes you will still see some improvement in all games and stability but where this console really shines is by owning a decent brand 4K hdr uhd tv I recommend the Samsung 8000 series or Sony high end line of 4K hdr tvs for gaming. Thanks Sony once again for releasing this wonderful powerhouse of a console.๐๐๐๐ Newest update: Nov 16th 2016 PS4 Pro is still working flawlessly I did return my Samsung 8000 series and got a little cheaper model I decided to go with the Samsung 55 4K hdr 6 series 6300 model and let me tell you it's way better than the 8000 series when it comes to playing games very very low input lag on all settings even without game mode enabled there is no lag and the tv cost half the price as the 8000 series only downfall is there are only 3 hdmi inputs and only input 1 port that has HDR enabled all I had to do was buy a 4K switch box from Best Buy and now all my devices are connected to hdmi 1 and just use the switch box to change each input so now I can play PS4 pro and Xbox one s in 4K with hdr enabled also the PS4 pro is very quiet and doesn't get very hot to the touch also I did have the chance to play BF1 with all settings 4K with hdr and I'm just speechless the graphics and smoothness are on par with any higher end gaming pc Sony did it once again!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2016 by CJ1605
Edition: Pro 1TB
*Update* Received my new PS4 Pro from Amazon, and everything went smoothly this time around. No issues with the optical drive reading discs. Took a good part of the day to get all of the games installed and patched, but everything went without a hitch. A couple of impressions of games moving from the original PS4 to the PS4 Pro: Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor - This game offers 2 different graphical options, allowing you to choose from 4K resolution, or 1080p resolution with improved game performance(FPS, lighting, etc). I played in 4K mode, and it was a very noticeable increase in graphical quality from the original PS4. I haven't tried the other mode, and I doubt I will. It still runs smoothly, and looks great in 4K. The Last of Us Remastered - This one also offers a choice between 4K with a variable frame rate, and 1080p with a frame rate locked at 60 FPS. I also played this one in 4K mode, and it looked great. I was able to read signs and the names of books that were blurred out on the old hardware. I did, however, notice some minor drops in the frame rate, but nothing I'd consider game breaking. Titanfall 2 - This game is supposed to offer greater frame rates and enhanced graphics on the PS4 Pro. In my opinion, it looked good, but not spectacular. It did run very smoothly though. If you're looking for a game to show off the power of the PS4 Pro, I wouldn't say this is it, but it is a very fun game so far, both single player and multiplayer. NBA 2K17 - This was already a great looking game on the PS4, but running in native 4K with HDR, it looks pretty amazing on the PS4 Pro. If you're even remotely a NBA fan, this is a great game, both in terms of fun gameplay, and a showcase of the PS4 Pro's capabilities. I still have yet to dive into Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Modern Warfare Remastered, and Uncharted 4, which all have various enhancements specific to the PS4 Pro. As of now, I'd recommend the Pro if you have a PS4 base model and a 4K TV, or if you're not currently a PS4 owner. If you already have a PS4 but no 4K TV, I'd say wait until you move up to the 4K TV to really get the maximum benefit out of the system. I'm docking 1 star from my review for the lack of UHD Blu Ray player in the console. I have a Xbox One S to play UHD's, but for those who don't, this seems like a puzzling(CHEAP) design choice by Sony. Overall I'm happy with my purchase, and as always, thrilled with Amazon's no questions asked return policy on defective items. Original Review Below: Received my system, got it connected online, retrieved my PSN profile, etc, and popped in CoD Infinite Warfare hoping to see a beautiful game on my 4k display. It sounded like the disc was in a meat grinder before I got an "unrecognized disc" error. Tried 4 more new games that have never been taken out if their cases, and 3 Blu ray movies with the same result. Very disappointing to have failed hardware right out of the box. I've initiated a replacement order with Amazon, and I'll update my review if/when I get a working console.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2016 by The Senate
Edition: Pro 1TB
After about a year of having the Pro, i am happy with it. I still only have a 1080p TV but the supersampling on top of other minor additions was enough to justify the cost of this thing. I have tried it with the following titles that have improvements with supersampling and higher textures, Horizon Zero Dawn, Uncharted 4, Uncharted Lost Legacy, Battlefield 1, CODWW2 beta, FInal Fantasy XV, For Honor, CODMW1 remastered, Overwatch, FF12HD, the Kingdom Hearts 2.8 and 1.5+2.5 Collections.. each of these games look amazing. the image is super sharp to the point where it pops off screen. aliasing / jagged edges is a thing of the past. especially with titles like FFXV, KH0.2, Battlefield 1, Overwatch, and Horizon. i feel like i am running these games with ultra visuals. (i know im not but it does a great job of hiding imperfections in my opinion). i see no jagged edges, the popping is a thing gone for a few years now as far as objects or nature in the distance, and clothing and guns specifically look real and defined. Battlefield 1 with its 64 player conquest mode on its big maps feels smooth. I do not see screen tearing or drops like i used to, (even battlefield 4 benefits a bit from the boost mode and does a solid 60fps now). Overwatch, Doom, Battlefield 1, CODWW2, and Kingdom Hearts feel like butter. In the future, titles like God of War, Spider Man, Shadow of the Colossus, Days Gone, Death Stranding, Red Dead Redemption 2, FFVII Remake, and Kingdom Hearts 3 will look great. i dont even feel like i need a 4k tv though i know the titles that are 4k or near 4k look even more amazing. the titles that are near 4k look super close. but even on 1080p everything is super sharp like never before. no matter the angle of the line. i think the ps4pro is worth it for people that want the image quality improvements. It definitely is not nextgen and was never marketed as nextgen. It is the ps4 and Sony wants to sell ps4s and their software. Pro or Slim, regardless of which system is sold, the point is those consumers will want the epic titles listed above, which work great on both and look amazing. PS5 will likely be teased or revealed at E3 2020 or PSX 2020 so there is time. and there are definitely many amazing ps4 games coming. also, it is definitely more quiet than the original launch ps4. and the analogs are better imo (the launch controller analogs ripped for me by the 3rd year). the 2TB HDD i put into my original ps4 worked perfectly in the PRO too. and size wise, it is basically the same as the original ps4/ it really doesnt look that much bigger.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2017 by Viktor K.
Edition: Pro 1TB
With many games starting to use the PS4P hardware more and 4k getting more of a push, I thought I upgrade and get one, wasn't disappointed with my purchase. To start off Pro was built for 4k in mined, So having a 4k TV hooked up does help, to really appreciate what the Pro is capable of. The console is not as big as I thought it was going to be which is nice. A minor thing, Sony fix the wobble that the regular PS4 had when laying flat, with adding more support on the bottom of the Pro. It's good Sony added a extra USB on the back of the Pro, which came in handy for me, when re-downloading the OS on the Pro. Due to the lip cover of two front USBs slightly longer on the Pro, my thumb-stick wouldn't connect all the way. Its good Sony still allows to upgrade the hard drive without voiding the warranty, though the design on the regular PS4 to me was simpler to remove the hard drive. The hardware specs compared to the regular PS4 have been improved, but not by a huge margin, like I thought it would be. Example is the GPU, both still use the same GPU, but the Pro uses 4.2 TFLOP, while the reg PS4 is using 1.84 TFLOP. Another improvement is the Pro has a extra 1GB of DDR3 RAM, to help with non gaming apps. Last one for me is the HDMI has been upgraded to 2.0A to support 4k HDR gaming. The 4k is not native 4k on the Pro, it uses check-boarding to help games achieve a 4k display. Not all games have been patch to take advantage of the Pro, so make sure to check before playing. Now for games Ive played so far that have been patch for Pro, like Horizon Zero Dawn. You will notice a difference, but only if you have a 4k TV hooked up. Still looks great using a Pro on a 1080P TV you just don't get some of the minor details as if you were hooked up to 4k display. Uncharted 4 is another game that's similar to Horizon Zero Dawn, looks great on 1080P TV, but looks even better if the Pro is connected to a 4k display. The Pro has a setting only on the Pro from firmware 4.50 called boost mode. Boost mode is for games that haven't gotten a real Pro patch yet and helps with performance in games. Example is Assassinโs Creed Unity was awful in performance, with Boost mode it makes the game very playable to almost no dips now. Overall the Pro is worth it, if you haven't bought a PS4 yet, but isn't necessarily a must buy either if you don't care to much for a slight bump in hardware and performance in games.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2017 by Lee A. Carter