Do Not Buy The PlayStation 5 Pro

Advanced ray-tracing, that is a feature that’s been used in the PS5. But the PS5 Pro’s advanced ray-tracing make it better, with more reflections and refractions. In short, games with lighting and lots of reflections should look better. Ray-tracing on the current PS5 has been lackluster compared to PCs with high-end GPUs. But that has a lot more to do with the game rather than the console. Many PS5 games aren’t made for ray-tracing, although there have been some PS5 games like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 that have nice ray-tracing use. The PS5 Pro could just make them look better without compromising frame rates.

Now that we’re done with the positives let’s get to the negatives. The PS5 Pro costs 200$ dollars more not including tax. Once you get the PS5 Pro you could try to play the games you already have but the disk drive comes separately at 70$. The stand for the PS5 Pro also comes separately at 20$, so the original price might be 700$ but if you want it to come like the PS5 it will cost you an extra 90$. As shown in the video with 700$ you could make a PC that outpaces the PS5 Pro, could be upgraded in the future, and has a much larger game library. In short the best option is to NOT BUY THE PS5 PRO.