Testseek.com have collected 395 expert reviews of the Sony PlayStation 5 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony PlayStation 5.
November 2020
(87%)
395 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Good, DualSense is great, Very powerful, Reduced loading times, Friendlier storage expansion, Capable of 8K / 120fps, 4K Blu-ray player (finally)
Expensive, Lack of truly next-gen exclusives, Not a generation leap over PS4 Pro at launch, Game prices now go up to Rs. 5,000, Missing next-gen upgrades for PS4 games, No “Quick Resume” à la Xbox Series X, Limited backward compatibility, No support for D
Too Big and Heavy, Limited Storage, Partial DualShock Compatability
If you have been waiting and saving for the PlayStation 5 to launch in India, let me tell you it was worth it. That's as simple as I can put it. This is how you design and build a next-gen gaming console which feels like a genuine upgrade and is worth the...
The PS5 is a beast of a console. You either love the design or you hate it, but you can't ignore the fact that Sony has done everything in its power to ensure the console is whisper quiet even under heavy loads. The removable side plates are great for tho...
Abstract: The PS4 had a good amount of accessibility options available, and Sony has carried those over to the PS5. In the accessibility menu, there are options that allow you to make the text bold or larger, invert colors, remap your controller, and turn vibration...
Abstract: After the long wait, Sony finally unveils the new PlayStation 5 for the first time. That said, the console does not look anything like its predecessor but boasts a look that is alienated, different and unique to a point that it can definitely stand out fr...
The PlayStation 5 is the ultimate gaming console that can let you play your favorite games. At PhP27,999, this dispels the barrier to gamers who cannot yet afford to buy a gaming PC. The power and speed of the PlayStation 5 is a beautiful entry to the wor...
Abstract: Premium is what we're looking at today, which includes the previous two tiers as well as an additional catalog of PS3 games available via cloud streaming, PS2, PS1, and PSP games available for stream or download, and time-limited game trials.Consideri...
Abstract: VRR is a relatively new technology (2013) that changes a long-standing limitation of computer and console display methods. Prior to VRR (also known as Free-Sync/G-Sync), your TV or monitor fixed the rate at which games could update their images each frame...
Abstract: Gaming has always been a huge deal but it gained even greater significance in the past year of the pandemic. Left with nowhere to go, many people turned to their PCs, consoles, and phones, to while away the hours and the days. Regardless of what kind of g...
Abstract: Home is where the heart is and that saying is even more true with the pandemic. Although it looks like we could be approaching the light at the end of the tunnel, widespread travel is not likely to resume at least until the second half of this year. There...
