If you don't mind a slightly less warm sound and ear cups that don't fold up, the XM5 still offer a plenty premium experience ...

This is said to apply to at least 8,500 PS4 and PS5 titles, so there are plenty of changes and upgrades on the way to the ...

The PS5 has two main display modes for games: Performance Mode, which makes the game run super smoothly at 60 frames per second (fps) but might lower the picture quality a bit, and Resolution Mode, ...

Best of all, the MP600 is affordable. After launching at $190, you can routinely find the 1TB variant on sale for as little as $80, while the 2TB model fluctuates in price between $110 and $150.

The PS5 Slim models, on the other hand, start at $449 for the Digital model and $499.99 for the Disc-toting alternative. Digital edition owners can also purchase a disc drive add-on for $79.99.

This represents a significant premium over the standard PS5, which currently retails for £479.99 / $499.99 / AU$799.95. It's worth noting that the PS5 Pro's price is for the digital-only version – if ...

The biggest downside to the Sony DualSense Edge is its eye-watering price. While a DualSense retails for around $70 (and, of course, comes in the box with a new PS5), its premium sibling costs $200.

Internal storage is one of the most considerable differences between the PS5 and the PS4. The original PS5 has an 825GB SSD and the Slim model boasts a 1TB drive, whereas the PS4 has a 500GB HDD.

The PS5 originally released back in November 2020 and in 2023, the PS5 Slim model hit store shelves. You'll need to know the differences between the two if you want to buy a PS5.

Of course, with multiple PS5 models now on the market, making that purchase becomes a bit more complicated. What’s the difference between the standard PS5 system and the souped-up Pro version?

Of course, with multiple PS5 models now on the market, making that purchase becomes a bit more complicated. What’s the difference between the standard PS5 system and the souped-up Pro version?

But, again, despite all that power, there’s no difference, access-wise, between the two consoles; you’ll be playing the exact same games whether you have a PS5 or a PS5 Pro.