this is the PS5 Pro and side note PS5 Pro 30th Anniversary Edition retro badge. We got hands-on with the new console, which is PlayStation's most expensive ever, $699.99 in the US. The main update is inside a supercharged GPU with juiced-up RAM and faster rendering. It boosts the gaming experience in 4K and offers more gameplay at 60 frames per second. For the tech aficionado or the premium buyer, those are great selling points. Let's see how it compares to a standard PS5 with games I already own on Hogwarts Legacy. Ray tracing offers amazing reflections, shadows, and crisp distant shots around the castle. The Last of Us Part Two was more detailed; you could see further into the game's environment. But one big point: I played on 4K, even 8K TVs, and you really need that ultra-high-definition resolution to see any difference at all. For the experienced gamer or the average person, it will be hard to tell the difference. No doubt these are top-top high-fidelity vivid graphics, but they

kind of already were on the PS5 and even the PS4 for some titles. The size of the console is interesting. There's more power packed in it, but it's not that much different from the prior generation PS5. So, gamers, could you tell the difference?

Hands On With the PS5 Pro Gaming System #gaming #shorts

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