For the PlayStation 5 there are two models that you can choose from, the PlayStation 5 Slim and the PlayStation 5 Pro. For each model you can have either a standard console that has a Blu-ray drive that can play physical game discs, and a digital console that can only play downloaded digital games.

The PS5 is the better overall system compared to the PS4. The PS5 offers a massive upgrade in terms of graphics, power and speed. The PS5 can handle 4K graphics and the processing capability is twice as strong as the PS4. The PS5 has a 36 CU GPU while the PS4 has an 18 CU GPU. In terms of RAM the PS5 also has twice the space as the PS4. The PS4 comes with 8 GB of and the PS5 has 16 GB. The PS5 is also backwards compatible with most PS4 games while the PS4 cannot play PS5 games. Make sure you have a strong internet connection with the right router, WiFi range extender or a home mesh WiFi system.

Yes, you can play PS4 games on a PS5. The PS5 is backwards compatible and can play most PS4 games. Some PS4 games even benefit from the PS5’s improved performance and smoother gameplay. If you have physical PS4 game discs, be sure you have a PS5 with a Blu-ray drive to play them. When you’re setting up your console and your gaming space, a USB hub helps you organize your cables. If you need free space on your PS5 and don’t want to delete files, a solid state drive (SSD) or external hard drive can help manage your game files.

Yes, you can use your PS5 to stream movies and TV shows. The PS5 is able to support major streaming apps like Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Spotify, Apple TV+, and Hulu. You can use it as an entertainment hub as well as a video game system. If you don’t want to use your PS5 for streaming, we have streaming devices like Amazon Fire TV, Roku streaming, Google TV and Apple TV.