
Sony’s new PS5 Pro gives the most impressive visuals ever possible on a PlayStation console.
Brace yourselves: The PS5 Pro is coming, and it’s packing a punch. With enhanced graphics, smoother frame rates, and advanced capabilities, it’s poised to be a game changer. But here’s the catch—it’ll also be the most expensive console from Sony to date, priced at £699.99.
PlayStation® Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) aims to give super sharp image clarity on 4K TVs using AI-enhanced resolution for astonishing detail, including next-level realism with ray-traced reflections, shadows, and high-quality global illuminations.
Optimising frame rates on 60Hz and 120Hz displays for silky smooth gameplay.
Available from 7 November 2024
Of course, there will be new PS5 titles, enhanced with the power of PS5 Pro to take advantage of the latest games console.
With the power of the PS5 Pro console, compatible games can be played with Ray Tracing and AI-enhanced 4K resolution using PSSR—all at the same time—on your 60fps, or up to 120fps 4K TV.
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