@toonarmy20: I bought it because I had a $240 Best buy gift card and had sold my PS3 with a few games for $175. Plus got Infinite Warfare and Battlefield 1 for Free. Also I ended up selling my Gtx960 for $180. I wanted the Ps4Pro because it was a 1080p 4.2Tflop 60fps solid butter machine. I was tired of upgrading my PC or locked into my games without options to resale. That's why I bought it. The Fact that the human eye can not see the difference in 1080p from 4k past a certain distance is just how it is. If you see a difference then it's because your watching 2 different sources of quality. It's Fact research it. Stop being a Troll
@toonarmy20: I don't know why you keep saying PC textures. You do know that the PS4 and Xbox1 have an AMD GPU? Also the cost of a Solid 4k 60fps + PC is nearly 4x more expensive vs a PS4 PRO. Also when you buy a Ps4 game you can resell it vs a PC game is yours with no way to transfer from user to user. Also last but no least. You do know that most PS4 gameso are not even in true 1080p? Most are 720p or 900p and the PS4 PRO has PRO updates to run visuals at higher frame rates. I'm running my Ps4Pro on a 60" Sony 240hz 3D 12ms TV. It's not as good as a true 1ms IPS 40" gaming monitor but it works for me. A console also doesn't have constant change of DirectX which as we know older PC cards are beasts but in may not have the newest Direct X software disabling your card to obsolete. Somethings to think about.
@MoreThot: do your research and Its a proven fact at a certain distance you can't tell between 1080p Blu-ray and 4k. My vision is better than 20 20. I have freakish eyesight beyond 99.9% of the world's population. ;)
@trueassassin86x: I don't think we will see the Ps5 until 2020. The PS4 Pro pumps 4.2TFLOPS and Xbox one S is only 1.4Tflops. The PS4 Pro will go head to head with "Scorpio" that may never even release. Microsoft is hurting. Games also are being tamed down to run on slower systems. So we are not going to see its full potential until everything moves forward.
@toonarmy20: You can not see the difference between 4k and 1080p sitting more than 8 feet from a 60" screen or 6ft from a 50" screen or 4ft from a 1ms 40 inch gaming monitor. Our eyes can't distinguish the difference. So you can have all the 4k you want. I'm going to enjoy the PS4 Pro for the next 2-4 yrs.. :)
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