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Miyoo Mini Plus vs PS5 pro
Miyoo Mini Plus
9 positive (90%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 1 negative (10%)
Trust + time weighted: +85%
Top excerpts
You're better off with a Miyoo Mini Plus, Trimui Brick or any current Anbernic RG35XX device.
I love the Miyoo mini plus and rg35xx as home consoles
Love my Miyoo Mini Plus
As much as I love photography, bringing my miyoo mini plus for playing tetris before boarding and other stuff that may make our life easier or fun
I've been playing on a Miyoo Mini Plus, which is pocketable and very user friendly. You can get the game started and playing within like 15 seconds
PS5 pro
55 positive (59%) · 19 mixed (20%) · 19 negative (20%)
Trust + time weighted: +45%
AI summary — not a quote
The PS5 Pro is generally viewed as a high-performance console that bridges the gap between standard consoles and mid-range gaming PCs, offering improved frame rates and reduced input lag. However, sentiment is divided regarding its value proposition, with many users criticizing the high price point and the omission of an internal disc drive.
Pros
- Significant performance gains, reaching 60-100 FPS in performance modes
- Noticeably faster loading times compared to older hardware
- Reduced input lag, benefiting competitive or fast-paced gaming
- Often cited as a better value than building a PC of equivalent performance at the same price point
Cons
- High retail price, noted between $700 and $750 depending on tariffs and sales
- Lack of a built-in disc drive, requiring a separate purchase for physical media users
- Incremental nature of the upgrade; some users feel it is not a large enough leap over the base PS5
Top excerpts
a 77" S95F QD-OLED, next to my PS5 Pro and Switch 2
Worth it right now? I mean, you can buy a PS5 pro and a PS5 for the price of ram and a SSD. 🫠 if you can find normalized pricing or wanting to wait, it’s 100% worth it.
So you're in the PS5 sub so if you ask "should I dump my gf and sell my kidney to upgrade from PS5 Slim to Pro" the answer is still yes.
I have a ps5 pro and a PC I just built last September. I haven’t touched my ps5 to play actual games basically the week I built my PC.
You could spend like $500 for a base ps5 or about $750 for a ps5 pro and it will run things incredibly well.