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PlayStation 5 Pro console with DualSense controller

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Sony · Consoles & handhelds

PlayStation 5 Pro

60 CUs · 18 TFLOPS · 2 TB SSD

US launch / reference price: $699 · Released 2024-11-07

Editorial overview

Mid-gen Pro console with PSSR AI upscaling — 60 CU custom RDNA GPU at 18.05 TFLOPS (≈1.75× standard PS5), 16 GB GDDR6 + 2 GB DDR5 system memory, 2 TB SSD, launched November 7, 2024 at $699.

This is a sourced product profile with editorial judgments. Specdex has not tested this device in an in-house lab.

Reasons to consider it

  • 18.05 TFLOPS GPU (≈1.75× standard PS5)
  • PSSR AI upscaling for cleaner 4K
  • 2 TB internal SSD baseline

Tradeoffs to check

  • No disc drive in the box (sold separately)
  • $699 puts it close to mid-range PCs
  • 8 K output mostly aspirational

Specifications

Configurations and regional models can differ. A dated source beside a field identifies a specific cross-check; other fields remain catalog reference information.

Performance

GPU
60 CUs custom RDNA, 18.05 TFLOPS peak
RAM
16 GB GDDR6 + 2 GB DDR5 (system)

Storage

Storage
2 TB internal SSD

Build & design

Dimensions
388 × 216 × 89 mm
Weight
3.1 kg

Other

Ray tracing
≈2× PS5 standard performance
Output
4K up to 120 Hz, 8 K supported
Launch date
November 7, 2024
MSRP
$699 USD

Prices & availability

US launch / reference: $699. This is not a current retailer offer.

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Sources & confidence

Third-party reference: en.wikipedia.org ↗

Catalog source check recorded 2026-05-11. A reference link is not proof that every field has been independently checked. Consult the linked source for model, region and test conditions.

Editorial scores use rubric editorial-2026-09; they are not manufacturer ratings or measured benchmark results. Missing information is not scored as zero.

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