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Features
- Model Number CFI-1215A01X.
- Stunning Games - Marvel at incredible graphics and experience new PS5 features.
- Breathtaking Immersion - Discover a deeper gaming experience with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio technology.
- Lightning Speed - Harness the power of a custom CPU, GPU, and SSD with Integrated I/O that rewrite the rules of what a PlayStation console can do.
Description
The PS5 console unleashes new gaming possibilities that you never anticipated. Experience lightning fast loading with an ultra-high speed SSD, deeper immersion with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio, and an all-new generation of incredible PlayStation games.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Launch Date | October 1, 2022 |
| Price Information | The strikethrough rate is the original price. The saving amount is a discount off the original price. |
| Product Size | Measures 18.6 x 16.8 x 6.9 inches; Weighs 11.5 Pounds |
| Product Category | Interactive Video Game |
| Supported Languages | Supports Multiple Languages |
| Product Code | CFI-1215A01X |
| Product Weight | 11.48 pounds |
| Produced by | Sony Interactive Entertainment |
| Made in | China |
| Battery Requirements | Requires 1 Lithium Ion battery (included) for operation |
| Availability | First made available on October 1, 2022 |
Frequently asked questions
The PS5 has several standout features including lightning-fast loading with an ultra-high-speed SSD, deeper immersion with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and 3D Audio, and an all-new generation of incredible PlayStation games.
Yes, the PS5 is backward compatible with most PS4 games. This means you will be able to play your PS4 games on the new console. However, it’s important to note that not all PS4 games will be compatible.
The PS5 comes with an 825GB SSD. This offers a significant speed advantage, reducing load times dramatically. It's also possible to add additional storage via an NVMe SSD slot, or by connecting an external hard drive.
Yes, the PS5 is capable of outputting video up to 8K resolution, and it also supports 4K graphics at a 120Hz refresh rate. Please note that to make the most of these features, you will need a compatible 8K or 4K/120Hz television.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The PlayStation 5 (PS5) review amalgamates feedback from two different users, both rating the device a full 5 stars. Revered for its unique design, speed, impressive game loads and backwards compatibility with PS4 games, it seems to have redefined the gaming experience. Despite some minor user interface issues and concerns about its large size, it's generally regarded as a worthwhile upgrade and a must-have console for any gaming enthusiast.
Pros
- 🎮 Unique, modern and aesthetic design
- 🏎 Extremely fast game load times
- 🎵 DualSense controller with immersive haptic feedback
- 📚 Extensive game library, with a focus on exclusive titles
- 🔄 Backwards compatibility with PS4 games
- 🌐 Improved Wi-Fi speed
Cons
- 🗳 It's size might cause placement issues
- ⏰ Long install times and game transfer times
- 🔋 DualSense controller has shorter battery life and slow charging
- 🖥 User interface has minor issues
- 💾 Limited storage with 825GB advertised but only 667GB usable
Should I Buy It?
Yes, you definitely should. Despite the few cons listed above, the PlayStation 5 holds its ground as a revolutionary addition to the gaming world, offering improved performance, speed, and an impressive library of games. Its innovative DualSense controller enhances the overall gaming experience and its backwards compatibility ensures no game is left unplayed. You'll certainly get a good return on your investment!
Edition: Disc
The PlayStation exceeded my sons and my expectations. The fact that it is a refurbished console and it looks and is playing smoothly makes me so happy. I hope I’m not speaking too soon because we are super excited. My son has worked so hard for this and he’s only 12 years old. I was so worried that we weren’t going to be able to get him a PlayStation 5 because it’s pretty hard to afford anything like this these days, but I was lucky to come across this seller, that sold me this literally looks brand new and is running as if it was never touched and he couldn’t be more happier and was affordable as well. The console also arrived before the estimated time for the summer days that are rainy here in Florida and they need something to do indoor. This was a great Saturday for my son and I.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by Unknown
Edition: Disc
MAY 11, 2023 + Controller design is sleek ... smaller buttons. Easier to hit what you want. + Share, Options and PS buttons have a profile. No more groping for them. (Hate the flush PS4 buttons.) + The on-screen keyboard is greatly improved. Much easier & faster. + And finally ... the graphics. *chef's kiss* It's like I have a new TV. Not exaggerating. Vibrant & crisp. I wasn't prepared for how beautiful games look. Didn't touch TV settings. Just plugged in the PS5 and voila! Games that I always had trouble with reading text are a thing of the past. Everything on screen is crystal clear. Had the PS5 shipped in Amazon packing for obvious reasons but was uneasy based on comments. Was sitting outside waiting when the driver arrived and placed the box next to me. The tape was mostly pulled away from the top flaps. One side of the box was torn and the PS5 box was clearly visible. My heart sank. Happily, I received a pristine PS5. The Sony box doesn't have a mark or dent on it. The seal was intact and everything inside was untouched. (Sadly, the literature is in Spanish & French only. Oops!) The console booted normally and plays discs perfectly. Encountered none of the issues others recently described. This is truly money well spent. If you game a lot and want a better experience but haven't managed to pull the trigger, I say go for it! I'm so happy with this console. It's absolutely better than PS4 and not just a little bit. I've been very happy with my PS4 and didn't expect wonders but the PS5 is a significant step up. ============================================================================== TIPS If your brand new PS5 isn't reading discs, don't panic. The optical scanner is on the outside of the slot, meaning that you must face the label in towards the console. For most people, it's counterintuitive. I unwittingly put the first disc in backwards and thought I had a console with a bad reader. Nope. It works fine. (Read June 6, 2023 update below regarding optical reader!) The UI on the PS5 is NOT like PS4. If you can't seem to get to the main menu, which they call the Control Center, hit the PS button twice. (some screens only require that you press it once) Do not put your PS5 on a base with 'cooling fans' in it. The PS5 pulls air in at the top and vents at the bottom. Bases with fans blow the hot air up and overheat the console. PS5 definitely does not run as hot as PS4. As long as there's breathing space around the PS5, it should be fine. Crashing - It's not constant but there's no way around it, especially if you're playing games that were originally created for PC. While PS5 is better than PS4 at rendering graphics, no PlayStation has the chops to render graphics like PCs with high end GPUs. The only PS games that have ever crashed on me are PC games that were ported to PlayStation. Happily, I've never lost data due to crashes. =================================================================== Update June 6, 2023: Today one of my CD games (Stray) tried to update. The console kept throwing an error code (CE-10005-6) that it couldn't read the disc. It's a new disc with no scratches or fingerprints. Moreover, the PS5 read this disc/installed the game the day I received the console. I knew it wasn't a disc issue so I laid the console on its side. Lo and behold, this time the PS5 read the disc. Reader issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by Pat Mice
Edition: Disc
The PS5 was supremely hard to come by thanks to supply chain shortages and scalpers, but once I found one (I was NOT going to pay scalper prices), I didn't regret buying it. The PS5 is a VERY nice upgrade from the PS4 Slim, and a quite a good upgrade from the PS4 Pro (thanks, Sony for not putting a 4K DVD player in the PS4 Pro). The performance is quite refreshing, on par and sometimes exceeding (in unscientific tests) the XBox Series X. Neither console is a slouch, to be sure, and I almost exclusively use consoles because I don't do Windows as an OS. (It's anathema on my PCs). Both consoles are great, but I've always been a fan of the Playstation, since it was the first console I bought new. It was a tossup between the Saturn and the PS1. I chose the PS1 for Tekken. :) The rest is Sony fanboy history... I LOVE the controller, though I wish it had a better mechanism to replace the battery. The triggers are neat with their haptic feedback, especially in racing games that support that feature (or Cyberpunk 2077 when driving or riding motorcycles). The console is quiet, like the Series X. It also has a good aesthetic, though I always set my consoles horizontally (except my Series S, which I have hooked up beside my PC.) My only complaints are the size and the included stand (that serves double duty for horizontal/vertical). I know the PS5 is huge because of the cooling and whatnot, but the Series X is tiny compared to the PS5. I think Microsoft hit it out of the park in terms of squeezing that much power into that tiny a case. Sony doesn't need to out-miniaturize Microsoft, but I would've liked a better horizontal stand. That's a couple of minor complaints, to be sure. Sony fanboy or not, you will get GREAT use out of this console on your newly minted 4k TV. (Or your old cheap one like mine.) The new UI is simple and effective (and not laggy like the PS3), and the game selection is top notch. I just can't see myself playing JRPGs on my XBox. :) Once you put internal storage in the system (much easier and cheaper than the XBox, which discourages changing the internals and Microsoft went with that proprietary giant USB style storage stick) the PS5 is ready for every game you can throw at it... including older ones. :) Get it. You won't be disappointed. :)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Doctor Jest
Edition: Disc
The PlayStation 5 is a true masterpiece in the world of gaming, delivering an unparalleled experience that sets a new standard for next-gen consoles. From its sleek design to its powerhouse performance, the PS5 is a triumph in every aspect. Design: The console's design is a work of art, blending modern aesthetics with a touch of futuristic elegance. Its striking curves and monochromatic color scheme make it a standout addition to any entertainment setup. Performance: The PS5's performance is nothing short of mind-blowing. With its custom AMD RDNA 2 architecture, it offers incredibly fast load times, stunning graphics, and smooth gameplay. The ray tracing capabilities add a level of realism that truly immerses players in their gaming worlds. Controller Innovation: The DualSense controller is a game-changer, quite literally. The haptic feedback and adaptive triggers provide a level of immersion that was previously unimaginable. Feeling the tension of a bowstring or the texture of different surfaces adds a whole new dimension to gameplay. Game Library: The PS5 boasts an impressive lineup of launch titles and an ever-expanding library of games. The exclusives, in particular, are standout experiences that showcase the full potential of the console. From action-packed adventures to thought-provoking narratives, there's something for every gamer. User Interface and Features: Navigating the PS5's user interface is a breeze, thanks to its intuitive design. The Control Center provides quick access to key functions without interrupting gameplay. The seamless integration with streaming services and the ability to switch between games effortlessly make for a truly user-friendly experience. In summary, the PlayStation 5 is a technological marvel that redefines what's possible in gaming. Its stunning design, blistering performance, innovative controller, and robust game library make it a must-have for any gaming enthusiast. With the PS5, Sony has set a new gold standard for the gaming industry. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023 by David
Edition: Disc
When I first unboxed the PS5, I was honestly wowed by how big the system was... And since I was aware that the PS5 is an absolute UNIT of a system when I bought it, I pre-emptively made room for it in my setup before it arrived. The PS5 system DWARFS my Wii U in sheer size, and it has quite the commanding presence in my gaming setup, as seen in the picture I've provided. Regardless... Given that the PS5 seamlessly plays PS4 games, I can now dive into a bunch of PS4-era games I missed out on, like Dreams, LittleBigPlanet 3, and WipEout Omega Collection. In regards to the PS5's own games, the only game I've had the chance to truly dive into was Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, a multi-platform game that I wound up starting to hyper-fixate on... But that's for another review. I've briefly played a few other PS5 games I bought alongside my system, and they look and play beautifully on my 4K 120hz Sony TV after configuring the PS5 to use 120hz and VRR. The DualSense controller the system comes with is highly responsive, and I find that the adaptive triggers feel trippy in a good way when they kick in, as games can change how the triggers feel depending on the context and what you're doing. The PS5 comes with Astro's Playroom installed, which is a short and sweet collect-a-thon platformer that lovingly references the history of the PlayStation brand all throughout, including little robots cosplaying as characters that made their mark on PlayStation history. I got a kick out of feeling the triggers resisting against my pushing in the controller demo that the game includes, to be honest. The home menu UI took me a bit to figure out at first, but it's easy to navigate and looks fairly slick. However, one disappointment I'd like to air out is that the PS5 doesn't have any themes, which the PS4 apparently had. In conclusion, the PS5's an overall great system, and I can't wait to dive into the games I got for it!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023 by ItalianGamer97
Edition: Disc
Excelente
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Gaby
Edition: Disc
I do about 90% of my gaming on the PC, but there are some games, that I prefer to play on consoles. I hadn't been trying super-hard to get a PS5, but I did want to pick one up eventually. And about a month after I signed up for the Amazon queue, I got an email saying that I could buy one. So I did. To get the most out of the PS5, you're going to want a mid-to-high end 4k TV. Something with a 120hz refresh rate, HDR, and has HDMI 2.1. Luckily the Sony X90J I have in my bedroom has all these features. Setup was pretty easy. No issues there. The Wifi seems to be lackluster, only reporting 15-ish MB/s (I have 1.2 Gbit service), my phone gets 50 MB/s in the same room, my gaming PC is hardwired and gets 120-140 MB/S. So I might end up just getting a switch and hardwiring the PS5 as well. The design is okay, I think that white plastic panels are bigger than they need to be. It's not excessively loud. It would be nice to have more than one USB charging port for the controllers (it comes with one, but will support several more). Performance is quite good, even at 4k. Not quite as good as a high end gaming PC, but this is a close to PC performance has consoles have ever been. ( Both the PS5 and Series X have essentially PC internals). I haven't added another SSD yet, but I probably will at a some point, if I can figure out how to use it as a media server like I did with my old PS3. Overall it's a fine addition for any gamer. I'm still a PC gamer first, but the PS5 does have quite a bit of appeal.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2023 by Forrest Hodge
Edition: Disc
The good: - The new controller is awesome! I recommend playing the free Astro's Playroom tech demo game that shows off all the features. That game is way better than it has any right to be and is a great introduction to the controller's capabilities. I hope lots of future games utilize the DualSense controller to the same extent. - Backwards compatible with PS4 games. I have a large library of physical PS4 games, so it's great that I get to still enjoy them on the PS5 with improved performance. Some PS4 games like FF7 Remake even include a free PS5 upgrade. It was easy to migrate my games and save files from my PS4 with an external drive and PS Plus cloud saves. - Fantastic performance. The load times are incredibly fast on most modern games. The bad: - WiFi connection is noticeably weaker than on the Xbox One X. I don't recommend using the online features unless you're using a wired connection. Even stuff like buying games in the PS Store is needlessly slow and unstable. - No themes or wallpapers. I liked to customize my PS4 with themes and custom wallpapers. Unfortunately the PS5 does not support that as of the writing of this review, so you're stuck with the boring default user interface. - Lack of exclusive games. Currently the PS5 does not have enough console-specific exclusives to make it stand out in today's gaming scene. The Demon's Souls remake and Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart are excellent, but we need more. I know we're also going to get FFXVI soon, but I doubt it will stay as a console exclusive for long. Overall: This is a great console, but I only recommend buying it for the backwards compatibility for gamers who own a lot of PS4 games. It's also worth getting if you don't already own a good gaming PC or an Xbox One X and want to play some next-gen games.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2023 by Kararagi