Overview

• Sony began developing the PS5 Pro before the PS5's 2020 launch, emphasizing technological advancements over a five-year period.
• The PS5 Pro will be available starting November 7, priced at $700, but lacks a built-in disc drive, which must be purchased separately.
• Despite sharing design elements with the PS5 slim, the PS5 Pro's new covers are not compatible with existing PS5 models, requiring Pro-specific plates.
• Sony aims to maintain a 10-year lifecycle for the PS5 generation, with the Pro model providing a premium option within the same generation.
• The PS5 Pro is not considered a next-gen console but offers improved GPU performance and AI upscaling for users seeking enhanced visual experiences.