The PS5 Pro is on sale for $100 off during PlayStation's Black Friday Sale; the $649 price matches the all-time low.

The GPU in the PS5 Pro has 67% more compute units and 28% faster memory than the base PS5 and gives it the power to run demanding games at full 4K resolution without using upscaling tricks. You won’t have to choose between frame rate and resolution anymore when you play games that are optimized for the Pro because the Pro can handle both at the same time.

After using my PS5 Pro (almost) every day over the past 12 months, I've found plenty about the console I love, but a few gripes still linger.

As expected, PS5 consoles sold like hotcakes during Black Friday, with the bundles providing the best value overall. The best deal this year was the NBA 2K26 PS5 bundle since it effectively included an additional $70 in value with the pack-in game, although it has since sold out everywhere.

An industry leaker claims that Sony may not be done with its 2025 Black Friday reveals, as details of additional, limited-time offers emerge.

Experts have reportedly suggested that the all-new Steam Machine could weigh in at around $699 (£527) when it hits stores next year. That's around the same price as the PS5 Pro (when it's not reduced as part of the Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals).

Trump's tariffs could hike the price tag of the PS5 Pro by 40%. I analyzed the costs and risks of different financing options. Raina He Contributor Raina He is a contributor to CNET Money. She previously worked as an editor at CNET with a focus on credit ...

One of the most popular additions to the PS5 over the past year has been further improved through a new update.

The PS5 has just celebrated its fifth anniversary, having launched back in November 2020. We don't think anyone would argue that this console generation got off to a flying start — the global pandemic all but annihilated any concrete plans Sony had in place — but it has been a very interesting period for PlayStation and the wider gaming industry.