Technology & Online

PS4 or PS4 PRO - which is better?

Technology & Online

Posted by: Sadeesh31614659

7th Nov 2018 09:18pm

I want to know if I should buy a ps4 or ps4 pro. I dont really want to pay the extra 100-200 dollars of theres no good benefits or advantages of pro over regular ps4.


Comments 8

damarapearson
  • 19th Mar 2019 01:55pm

PS4 pro is definitely worth it. My fiance has one and absolutely loves it!

Jojo1
  • 8th Feb 2019 03:19pm

Do not pay the extra money then keep what you have

bennickpipi
  • 19th Jan 2019 12:55pm

I currently switched from ps4 to ps4 pro...if you have a HDTV and you are serious about the games...pro is the one to go

Madeleine31448591
  • 27th Dec 2018 12:59pm

If you don't want to fork out the extra cash the ps4 is just fine! Depending on your usage and what you want out of it, for casual gaming I'd go the ps4. If you're a bit more hardcore and want better graphics splash out the extra for the pro.

Mark31622151
  • 3rd Dec 2018 12:12am

Definitely go the pro! It has larger storage and is 4K compatible. Such a good console!

franwarren
  • 20th Nov 2018 10:56am

Buy the Pro, much better graphics, well worth the extra. This time of year there should be some good specials about

Wench19
  • 19th Nov 2018 10:25pm

Better graphics larger memory future proofing in my book

edwin31451701
  • 14th Nov 2018 11:30am

ps pro is so much better. it has better graphics by far.

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