The creator reported that the console will be significantly better than the classic version, although some developers wonder why release a new device when the PS5 hasn't yet shown its full potential.
The PS5 Pro will be equipped with a Zen 2 processor (4nm) featuring higher transistor density, which could bring a number of improvements such as reduced power consumption, lower manufacturing costs, and smaller dimensions.
Interestingly, this could make the new console even smaller than the Slim model released last year. The price of the PS5 Pro is likely to be under 500 dollars/euros.
Furthermore, the PS5 Pro will launch with a new image upscaling system called PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, which won't be a copy or “borrowing” of AMD's technology (FSR 4). PSSR is developed entirely by Sony.
The release of the PS5 Pro is scheduled for late 2024, so the official announcement is just around the corner.