NEW Sony PS5 "Slim" - Teardown + Thoughts
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- čas přidán 3. 11. 2023
- Unboxing the 2023 Sony PlayStation 5 "Slim" vs the THICC PS5 1200 series of 2022.
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Which PS5 looks better? Old or New?
Neither of them
Neither lol
Old model looks more like a Premium unit.
Old
New
Half gloss, half matte is an odd choice.
It accentuates the negatives of both.
The base PS4 and one of the slim PS2s did the same matte and gloss
I find it strange they would add a glossy section to the side plate when the middle was already a glossy finish
@@WayStedYou thing is the proportion was different. Idk why but there's this weird psychological thing where the more glossy plastic there is relative to the amount of textured plastic, the more noticeable it is and the more noticeable it is, the less aesthetically pleasing it is.
it is the same from the Playstation 4 - the line break in the middle is just about the same proportions. The top part of the split was glossy black the bottom half was matte black. Kinda surprised no one noticed the similarity
@@kohakkanuva3224Never seen someone spout bullshit this confident. Aesthetic perception of contrasting texture is a thing, whatever you just faked isn't.
Man the PS5’s design is just so off putting in the living room. The PS4 was stealthy, understated and fits well with most setups, colours and geometry.
yeah, I dont have a ps5 but my mum does and it looks like an eye sore in her room. Unlike the ps4 slim thats in the living room where you barely notice it
I agree 100%. PS4 was way better
The Series X is beautiful. The ps5 is so ugly lol 😂 no one can deny it.
It would look fine with black panels imo
Love my golden modified PS5 🤷🏼♂️
The fact that you can replace the disc drive on this without unscrewing one single screw is mindblowing to me, especially in today's time and age where everything appears to become increasingly harder to repair, not easier.
It does have a catch tho. By making it like this and not a "standard" screwy way it means that unless you tear it down completely the PS5 is only compatible with Sony specific disc drives which will be far more expensive than regulars on the market. Although how often does the disc drive break tho? Wouldn't worry too much.
@@TheSilverwolf97very good point. I feel like doing the unscrewing to clean it from dust would be easier than the fat 5?
Initial versions are usually over-engineered to reduce early failure rates. A few years and millions of sold units later they have a ton of data that they can use to lower costs.
Lol clown
Day 1 launch versions are usually the best build wise for sure and most times aesthetically as well imo.
IMO the similar thermal performance within a smaller chassis is due to the fact that the original PS5 had a 7nm chip and the thermal design was apt for that. When Sony refreshed it with a 6nm die, they found extra thermal headroom which they were able to remove in PS5 Slim while having similar performance, temps and power consumption.
Indeed they do, so this one should be selling for significantly cheaper than the launch model, yet of course greedy Sony are still selling it DEARER than it was at launch!
I normally love PlayStations and bought every previous PS system, but since this one has been such a ripoff (with €80 games too!), I and many others still haven't bought one and still won't until they're selling for €400 or less, but €550 for a (refreshed!) three year old system is ridiculous! 😯😐
@@aniketbilenia8740 Hopefully the real Pro model In a year or 2 will bring back some of that overengineered premium design and be a more visually pleasing less cheap aesthetic , though I doubt we ever get anything as spare-no-expense as fat launch model PS3 was , people always talked about the $599 price but that thing was jam packed with the most overall console features and value ever for the year It launched. PS5 has always felt overpriced since launch imo.
I feel like the longer Dave's hair is, the more videos he posts.
(His insanity is also growing day by day alongside his hair)
Just wait til he dyes it teal
@@Dandalandan117this is so underrated🎉
The maintenence cost is higher
Good observation
Love your lighting and camera work, very helpful. I agree with your insight about the style, but I also think the potential for customization is much higher. I just wish there were more casing options offered directly by Sony as an additional SKU.
The launch PS4 had the line running down the center, and the glossy/matte combo. A design that was very well recieved at the time. I think this is clearly taking its cues from there.
Agreed, folks are just wanting to complain
I think the PS4 did it much better though. Like yes technically all the same design choices are here but it just doesn’t look as good imo.
It feels like with the PS4 when they were experimenting with designs they tried half-gloss half-matte and liked it the most, whereas for the PS5 they made the decision before seeing any designs and had to try to make it work after the fact.
@@Dimeadozen2088 very much so. Isn't the original ps5 the same one that people were making fun of saying that it looked like a router? All the memes were about it's size and router like appearance.
@@cadenza23 - Personally I think the PS4 Slim and Pro did the best design of any console, they were sleek, simple and nice to look at while still following the leaned back design of the OG PS4 etc.
I do think the PS5 and Slim PS5 look cool, but I do wish Sony would have kept with the more boxed look of the PS4 Redesigns and XBOX Consoles, as afterall, it is a CONSOLE that most people will have hidden or something, it is not really some furniture that you stare at all day.
- I hope the PS5 Pro if it ever exists goes with a more simple design and not "Chat-GPT, Can you make the PS5 look like an Alien Spaceship/WIFI Router?"...
Things I really love: the eject button being in a different spot, the much smaller weight and size, the detachable optical drive, the easier expandable storage spot, better i/o
Things I don't love: No pro model also being released, the popped color design sticking around, the glossy/matte panels, the power and chip being either the exact same or not noticeably different, no vertical stand
The pro model is rumored for next year around this time if you didn't hear. It was by the Same guy who said this model ps5 is coming.
@@Andre217 oh sick. That's really exciting, thank you for letting me know!
@@ther3aper561 you're welcome now we just wait , and see , but this guy is usually right.
The original PS5 cooling was designed for the 7nm chip. As the node process shrank, the original cooling became "over dimensioned". It will help Sony cut costs while meeting 6nm thermal output more closely.
Power consumption is rated the same with the fat and slim, so same heat amount, 7nm to 6nm is irrelevant regarding heat, it's like original PS3 chip which went from 90nm all the way down to 40, and 200W's of power consumption while gaming down to 80W with the slim.
@@Jaffacall3251 There are 3 different version of the fat PS5. The original chip has a massive copper heat copper heat sink. Then the second version has a smaller but still massive heatsink. Then the latest fat PS5 has that small heatsink because of the newer chip. Pretty sure that is the same chip in the slim since I can't see Sony paying $250M just to do a complete rework of the same chip. Going from 7nm to 6nm is just an optical shrink. But going down to 5nm or 4nm needs a complete rework.
The front vents on PS5 are intakes, not exhaust. 😅
And howvmany versions of the chip?
@@Jaffacall3251 bro the newer fat ps5 has less cooling
I kinda think Sony went with the new split design because the disc drive add-on probably comes with a shell piece to match when purchased separately, and they wanted to cut the cost of the plastic shell. It does seem like it has the added bonus of more color mix and match options though. I wonder if third party accessories are going to make use of the disc drive port?
The packaging for an add-on disc drive that required a whole side plate would have been a fair bit bigger. And one of the more less-spoken-about aspects of cost reductions in slimming down consoles is the ability to reduce packaging size(and weight). Shipping and warehousing considerations are quite a non-negligible part of costs.
Still no idea why they went with a glossy panel on the top, though :/
Honestly, that and the horizontal """"stand"""" are the worst things about this new version
@andrebrait people where complaining about the old stand in horizontal configuration saying you couldn't move the unit with it falling off, and some other things. I dont sit there and stare at the system, it plays the games and that all i need it to do. Dont care about seeing the plastic feet thing.
I think they could have provided a vertical stand with the digital model since it would need the support, but disk model doesn't. Of course you'd have people complaining about that.
@@andrebrait it's a design throwback both to the PS2 Slim and the base PS4, both of which had a half-matte/half-gloss aesthetic.
Maybe after market plates makers could sell a design of only one plate per side?
those 'stylized vents' are impossible to clean w/o taking everything apart, so makes sense they got rid of them.
Love your videos @dave2D, thanks for keeping us informed!!!
I think the redeign is quite nice actually from an engineering perspective, especially the tool-less disk slot removal and the super efficient cooling system they were able to come up with. And I can imagine with some sleek matte dark plates, this console would look even better
L opinion
@axolotl8527 instead of making meaningless reply, why not actually give a legit reason. Are you just sheeping behind what people on Twitter are saying
I agree, I personally prefer it. It has a sleeker design, it's smaller and with some nice darkplates will look great.
My issue is more with regards to pricing. Selling the vertical stand separately for £30 just seems kinda slimy. And at the same time the price is increasing.
@@user-ds8rj2vc4vyes I don't like they' sell it separately but I'm used to it since they did it for PS4 and ps2
His reply wasn't meaningless. The design is so objectively ugly that OP's comment doesn't warrant anything more than the fact it sucks.
Wow, amazing tear down, so easy it looks like. Thanks Dave for showing the tear down 👍👍
I kinda like the four panels set up. To me It gives more options for color panel customizations. If both official or 3rd party color panels are available. Honestly, I like the slim design more.
I can't imagine it looking good having that side panel be a different color than the rest.
Thats good for you :)
Thx for making this video
I actually prefer this design except for the glossy panelling
I know! I like everything he hates about the new one.
same. and the glossy panel should be fairly easy to remedy.
Dbrand crying right now on the overstock of third party plates
There will be an all-matte black cover for the new PS5 in early 2024.
The fact that it can be easily removed makes it so customization is the solution
I was so ecstatic when we he removed the glossy top panel and the fan is so open and easily accesible with the screws exposed, finally we dont have to tear the whole thing apart to just clean or change a clogged or failing fan.
I was waiting for a smaller PS5, and this is it, so I guess that's that. I think the Dbrand plates previewed early in the video would definitely class it up-that glossy section is going to start to show dust pretty early on.
Great video Dave. Your the best with a tear down video😎😎👌🏻👌🏻
Dave, you rock
Thanks for the analysis and the breakdown
2:45 It will be interesting to see how the SSD thermals will be on the slim console considering that it’s located closer towards the cooling fan now.
My problem is exactly this. The OG ps5 had the ssd located in the front, where cool air is sucked in to the fan, now it is directly above the heatsink fins and a console is rearly set up to pull air in from the back where they exhaust the heat, it would just recirculate the heat. This way the ssd sits in a no mans land directly above a very hot metal object
@@norbertnagy4468 Matters not. Thermals will never be hot enough to impact M.2 performance anyway.
@@admirkaralic7209 there are m.2 drives that are fast enough to get too hot in themselves in a pc with tons of airflow... in the ps5 they sit in a closed compartment with a cover to make sure they get 0 airflow and now they put the main heatsink directly under it. I think it is risky
ssd dont run very hot at all and infact you dont want hdd or ssd to run too cool. @@norbertnagy4468
@@norbertnagy4468the ssd is exactly where it's supposed to be in the current PS5. That's why they said to put a heatsink on it.
I like the single panel design over the newer one. However, the smaller size is a big plus.
This was incredibly insightful. I planned to wait a little longer but I think it’s time because the MK1 experience on PC is lacking. The comparisons were so helpful. Thanks
So what did you end up getting?
The PS5 SLim!@@DillanIsrael
Definitely prefer the OG version, the new one looks so cheap, I also don’t like the design of the split panels. I’m glad I have the OG version.
I hated how the PS5 looked when it released, so ugly and clunky and why white? But now I'm glad I got one anyway, because the "updated" version is somehow even more ugly.
I kind of like how it looks similar to a ps2 slim from the top down
@@cheezyfriez12 I must have had a totally different PS2 slim to everyone else as mine didn't look anything like this lol
@@mydogeatspukedisagree
wait for the PS5 Pro
The reduced size is good but what i always want on Slim models is the lower power consumption
Same. Waited for that reason. They might use more efficient chips in the model after this, but who knows when. Makes me worried that this will really have worse thermals. I wonder if they put the same Chip because they had production issues with the 5nm or because they first want to empty their inventory of old chips.
They are actually rushing the release in the US, so that the Americans can buy it before Black friday. Europe and the rest of the world seem to je getting it months later. I wonder if that's the reason they put a similar or same chip in order to make it in time
They could have used a newer chip that may not be much more powerful than the original but yet will be much more efficient
same. I'll keep waiting, I don't see the compelling exclusives.
@@maythesciencebewithyou It's actually not as easy to just go with 5nm if the original design is on 7nm. The 7nm and 6nm are basically the same, where the "shrinking" is done by just getting better at making the 7nm, but the 5nm is another step in shrinking so the design for the chip has to be done again. They probably could do it, it should be easier to re-design existing 7nm chip to 5nm than to make 5nm chip from scratch, but it still takes engineering and new deals with AMD. It's really not worth it, especially if you want to keep the cost down since 6nm is cheaper than 5nm as well.
this is really good actually they managed to reduce power consumption in the 1200 series and now have reduced the the overall size, they have managed to get a process where the power consumption and body size are independant to each other. they can eventually release a newer version of this being even light when the rest of the industry stops hogging the 3-5 nm chips, there is very likely not enough capacity to accomodate PS5's needs on those processes.
Probably, the black line on the side is because of the disc drive. If you buy the digital version, you can still purchase and add the disc drive. It will come with a new side plate section which will be a lot easier to include in the packaging.
A brilliant video. Thorough without any CZcams guff. Cheers dude 🎉
Man, your videos keep getting better and better. Thanks for being such a good communicator.
Looks fine, I would prefer all matte, but the glossy finish doesn't look bad to me. The 4 piece plates opens the door to more creative designs. I'm fine with the horizontal stand, the original was kind of overengineered and the console never needed a vertical stand, now the new stand, two simple pieces, easy to put in and the console looks cool, like floating.
The 4 panel setup is so you can add the disc drive to the digital version.
My guess is, its not too much smaller, so the airflow going thru tighter spaces is still adequate. Might even increase the air speed so it balances out in the end as far as head dissipation goes. I like this teardown video. The manufacturers in cases like this should just do one if odds are high people would do it anyway. They would have all the details we're guessing on.
Good theory, similar to how some gaming laptops can get away with less fans even when pulling more power than other laptops, due to how the air flows through the system.
Adding mire fans does not necessarily mean the system will be cooler if the extra air is not going anywhere useful, if you can perfectly control that airflow you may be able to add less fans.
It seems to me that due to the console being skinner (not so much smaller but less thickness), this means the air is forced through the system a bit more. This will cool the system down about the same degree in temperature as the system rose due to being shrunk (I am not sure how to type that but you get my point hopefully).
- Afterall, Sony designed this so they probably took the thickness into account and found a sweet-spot where it looks decent but also helps the cooling.
Those feet and the horizontal placement of the PS5 looks like a luxury hill side mansion house, kinds like those type of house like the one you pull down in GTAV!
Thank you, I think this is actually a better design and value. You provided a lot of great details.
I really love the contrast on iwagumi style aquascape that you make.❤
The half-gloss/half-matte look is something Sony has been doing since late PS2 Slim revisions. So it's kind of a design throwback.
One thing to keep in mind for power draw testing is that the way PS5 does it's clocks, it's actually aiming for iso-work at a set draw point, it's possible that instead of getting less draw, a newer revision would just have more headroom to keep higher clocks.
And the literal base ps4 was matte and glossy panel
The ps3 slim was fully matte as well as the ps4 slim and pro
It kinda works with black, it doesn't work with white color. Just looks straight up bad.
This is how you weed out the (New) gamers from the older gamers.
They dont remember the Fat PS3 was All Glossy.
The Fat PS4 was Half Glossy/Half Matt just like this.
Nah power draw dropped when they moved to 6nm and you can literally see its the same die (size) as before
Love your vids - no nonsense and informative - but also good to hear your thoughts - for me, this version is looking decidedly cheaper than the previous versions, and those feet look like a disaster waiting to happen (I can see them breaking or not attaching properly). The two panel top/bottom most likely is a callback to the original PS4 visual design language.
The only thing that bothers me is the 2 textured panels, however, Dbrand does an amazing job, so I think it would look great with those. Either way, not much of a difference, or at least not enough of one for me to get a "slim". At this point, the only reason I'd get a slim is to take off the disc drive for the 90% of the time I don't use a disc for the aesthetic.
I'm sorry but... why? Who really wants form over function? That's like saying I'm going take the pedals off my bike while I'm not riding it. For the aesthetic.
@@dapperfan44 yeah but it's not really form over function if you don't necessarily need the disc drive for the system to function, is it? Most people nowadays don't even buy discs anymore
@@MrGabrielandraderyou can just buy the digital version I'm sure
@@chaosv1123 sure you can, that wasn't the point he was trying to make though.. he meant that you can have the option to play both digital and discs and still be able to take off the disc drive just for the aesthetic, depending on whichever, that's all
@@MrGabrielandrader oh I see
brilliant video mate
Thanks for making this video!
Dave’s content, top notch as usual!
So are we going to be able to use a USB-C thumb drive to copy screnshots/clips going forward? Or will we need to reach all the way around to the back and fiddle with the USB-A ports?
@Dave2D Thanks for sharing! However I was more interested in your watch :) Where did you get this color combination?? Very nice
Finally a hands on review
Regarding the smaller heatsinks, the latest iteration of the "old" PS5 also had a similar design, so they did die shrink and redesign the thermal system in the PS5 already compared to the launch model and it was enough to significantly reduce the size and weight (also the motherboard was more compact). It seems to me the Slim is just a redesign of the body around that system.
Yeah, makes you wonder why did they even bother with the last shrink in the old case, could have gone straight for the slim and saved on retooling and redesign twice in such a short span.
@@HNedel They're doing the shrinks bc selling PS5's actually costs Sony. I wonder when they will start making a profit from these consoles, and if they will ever announce it to us.
@@DarkAngelEUwhy do the consoles need to make money when they own the game store? It's like the steam deck. The hardware just needs to not hemorrhage money.
Sony doesn't own game stores, dude lol@@GameTimeWhy
@@DarkAngelEU are you trolling? Wtf is the PlayStation store if not Sony's game store?
@Dave2D
So we got 2 USB-C on the front, So is the controller cable in the box USB-C to USB-C ? I mean I don't want to connect the cable from the back every day charging the controllers!
Yo, Dave2d the nvme slot does it have the same sizes and depths as the PS5 fat? or do they present any change? I'm telling you this because I've been reading that, according to Sony, they had changed the depth to insert those memories into the console, and I would like you to clear my doubts before making the decision to buy this new model, great informative video about this new console, thank you very much. 😇
Old model looks more Premium.
nah old model looks like a fat old dvd player
Pretty sure you want the stand because it vents out from the bottom and if its covered it just traps in heat. If you look at the stand even on the old model it has a nice gap inbetween to allow air to escape.
It vents out of the back, not the bottom. Just like the regular PS5.
@@EversonBernardes next time you play, put your hand underneath where the gap is and you'll literally feel hot air escaping.
@@dmannion81there are no vents underneath though. The vents are on the back. Also the vertical stand is flush with the bottom of the ps5. I have no idea what you are talking about.
lol look again dude, it is in fact not flush with the bottom, they have a big gap and have vents. You probably didnt even look and just went by what you thought you remember seeing. it has vents and a gap and you can literally feel the air escaping from the bottom and not just the back of the console. @@GameTimeWhy
@@dmannion81 it 100% does not have air vents at the bottom of the console you weirdo. Are you trolling?
Is that a grey Casioak that you’re wearing Dave? What model is it exactly? I can find similar grey cases, but can’t find that dial colour with the aqua/teal indices. Or is it just the lume that’s making it look green?
I like the design of it actually! but man Im impressed with how user friendly the disc drive is if someone ever needs to replace just the drive down the road.
My dad's ps5 drive when putz after about 15 months and out of warranty & ubreakifix, once again couldnt fix a broken disc drive in a playstation (ps3 last occurrence) so it would be good that he has this option
The inner panel looks so clean. If someone make a transparent outer panel it will looks really cool i bet.
Great insights into changed thermals and memory chip. Original consoles were always looking more premium than the slimmed versions.
I feel like the slim PS3 and PS4 look more premium just by omitting the glossy plastic, this slim version of the PS5 goes the opposite way.
@@slipperyfish7560The PS3 slim looked more premium than the original fat boy that screamed "LOOK AT ME, I AM EXPENSIVE"? Really can't agree with you there.
@@Nightflash28 haha, true. Have all 3 interactions. Original PS3 was so expensive when it was released but it was still a steal as normal blue rays were even more expensive than the PS3 back then. The threshold was simply too high for general gamer. Ahhh, and that Spider-Man font on og PS3 ❤️.
Best shrink was from PS2 to PS2Slim.
@@Nightflash28PS3 Slim is awesome in every aspect.
@@tomaszstarzZz i love the slim versions of the ps2,3,&4. the original versions r too Big for me. I love the slim versions of 2-4 cause they blend in with the set-ups. the original versions sticks out like a sore thumb😂
Cool video! Thanks for posting
Hello, excellent video, thank you very much for doing it, I would like to ask you 02 questions, what is the brand and model of your watch, it is amazing, thank you in advance.
I didn't expect the disc drive and the SSD to be changed this easily, I am amazed
The SSD changes the exact same way in the original PS5.
Adding a 1 TB ssd to any Ps5 is a 10 minute $70 job .
@@Crashed131963 Ten minutes to pop off the lid and screw in one screw??
@@fawesum Maybe 4 mins then .
I never bothered I just load 6 games at a time and delete/reinstall after that .
Never seen a game take longer than 15 minutes to load .
@@Crashed13196315 minutes? Yeah, I have also never seen that... Not even on my C64 35 years ago.
There is no way it wouldn't have reduced power draw if it were 5nm.
Thats half the reason to do it otherwise it just costs them more despite the die size reduction due to node shrink.
The heatsinks are almost the same size as the third revision of the ps5 that was on 6nm.
the removal of the vents decrease the resistance of airflow and dust collection, over all the elimination of raw material to build the unit reduces end capital to manufacture.
Dave a question... how much usuable space it actually given in the 1 TB hard drive?
Wow first video I'm seeing the PS5 SLIM not being the PlayStation channel, great video Dave ❤
can you play physical DISC games without being connected to internet/Wi-Fi ? Can you also play digital games you purchased without being connected to internet ?
I can see someone making a plate that covers the entire side and is all matte finished like the original PS5 plates. Just a matter of time.
Funny that I posted that comment before he mentioned Dbrand making a plate for the new versi9n...lol.
Sony really needs to get it right next time… They did so well with the PS4 Design. The old and new PS5’s look absolutely atrocious
Take your grievances up with Mark Cerny, the engineer. He designed it and already explained why it had to be that way.
By the way, Mark Cerny also designed all the PS4 models.
@@shawnbenjamin9636 I've been a playstation owner since 1. I know who Mark Cerny is. While I don't think he himself is a bad designer, I think the societal shift to accept ugly, garbage looking products is the underlying issue. Xbox did it right with their simple and sleek design. I can't stress how much of a nightmare it is to just find a spot to put the damn PS5
@@chrisgg80 It's supposed to be an item that you actually use, not a decoration piece. The fact that it works and does its job should be all that matters.
The OG PS5 looks nice
@@shawnbenjamin9636 The idea that the PS5 *had* to be the way it was is laughable nonsense. I get that most people aren't informed about this stuff enough to 'think for themselves' on this front, but there are definitely plenty of options for them to have gone in a different direction with similar performance. Especially aesthetically, which is what the person was commenting about. Lastly, the Cerny worship among PS fans is bordering on deranged. He's a nice speaker, but a lot of that Road to PS5 video for instance was marketing mistruths.
That looks nice 🔥🔥
So with the disc version would I be able to just remove the drive and buy a flat cover that covers where the drive should be?
Love the hair Dave😁
Wonderful video! I liked this new redesign but the plastic support "solution" is a shame.
Hmm, unlike previous slim designs that was very much a redesign from an aesthetic point of view to push sales 3+ years on from launch, this one feels more like a manufacturing optimization design. I guess with the shortage on the original over the past few years they focused on getting more products out there than trying anything fancy.
Was waiting for you to zoom in the input of the power supply. A lot of people want to know if it really is dual voltage.
I really want the digital but only the disc version is available. I was wondering if I would be able to convert a disc into a digital
Take some calipers to the die and see if it's the exact same. I don't see how cooling could have dropped that much without a die shrink, unless the last Phat was ready for a shrink but were waiting on a new motherboard and chassis. But if the power use is the exact same I'd really like to see fan noise comparisons.
The original ps5 already had the 6nm shrink with a reduced size heat sink, similar to this one. Apparently they just transferred that design with some tweaking maybe
I guess that's it, the last phat with the GDDR chip reductions and mild die shrink together was already ready to be smaller, it was just waiting on a motherboard and chassis redesign. But if new Slim is the same chip and power wise as the last Phat, I'd like to see a fan acoustics comparison between them @@HNedel
@@tipoomaster i also want to see that. Dave showed that the slim is 1db quieter, but the test was probably not controlled and we don’t know which revision of the original he used.
Man your camera and lightning setup makes these vids look so good
Im welling to get a ps5... should i get this one or the old one?? And do i have to be connected to the internet 24/7 if im playing the game using Blu-ray Disc ??
Get The Slim It Cost Less ~ & PlayStation Works Offline ~ Just Connect It 2Your Phone📱Or WiFi 4Updates ~ & You Good 2Go
Once it’s under the TV I couldn’t care less what it looks like.
once it powered up with 4k 120hz tv. i don’t care how it looks. we didn’t carry it out like handphone or drive it around like a mazda😂
Personally, I think the old design looks better and still lives up to the hype
Exactly and looks premium unlike the terrible Slim.
@@dericjames2018It's not terrible. You are being hyperbolic
@@unicorntomboy9736I mean it’s not terrible it’s slightly worse than the og ps5 the slim just looks cheap like it came out of wish
The big disc drive bump throws me off on the slim
@@meenakshirattan9658 Just buy the digital model then
@@unicorntomboy9736 who would buy a digital? - _- I would rather buy a OG disc ps5
I’m so jealous. Your rotala is blood red. I love the scape my man!
I actually really love the ❤new design, I love the slim figure, plus the glossy white seems more elegant to me! I’m definitely 👍🏾 going to purchase this
The real question I wanna know is if Dave puts the console back together after he's done making the video.
Ofc he does. He opens up every significant piece of tech which needs opening. He knows his stuff.
I think its alright. People expect too much. like the ps4 slim wasn’t so different from the original. The point of a slim version is to be smaller + lighter.
PS4 Slim had a revised 16nm chip that was massively more efficient than the original, and also came with a price cut. The original PS4 was also already a reasonably compact machine, so there was less room for improvement on that front. This new PS5 is not a proper Slim model, and it was only done to reduce costs for Sony, all while they've raised prices for us. It's a scumbag move.
First time ps5 buyer here should I wait for this new slim model to come out or just get the original?
I think everyone was hoping it would be using the internal NVME slot as a primary drive rather than soldering memory directly onto the board so that if in the event overtime the SSD dies then the console won't die with it.
that and the use of liquid metal is a let down for me. I will not be buying a ps5 I guess. I don't want a disposable console.
Awesome, thank you for the teardown!
Does it have any performance differences? Even if the chip is practically the same, maybe there is anything else that will draw me to buy this instead of the thicc variant?
Nope, everything runs exactly the same
@@wmvnotmp4 Thanks, I think I will get the thicc variant instead. The design looks a bit uniform at least.
Bro, I love the intro sounds.
I really like your hair, but when we will see a video with you having your hair recently washed, not oily? I'm curious how good that looks
I miss my PS2 Slim. I should have never sold it. What a fine piece it was lol
sanırım onu koyacak yer bulamıyacağını düşündün asla satmamalıydın şimdi o retro oldu hahaha
When You have the same power intake, You have to dissipate the same amount of exhaust heat, no matter the production node [nm process in this case]. The heatsinks are more fragmented and the fan has more blades, thus it seems legit, that it cools as well as the fat PS5.
Right, and with smaller area to cover that heat would be logical to say it's more efficient?
@@leirurock504 true. Anyway, from what I can say, this heatsink is a lot more advanced and "bigger" than the one in "fat" PS5, at least by the first glance.
Can’t wait to get these in for repairs lol. Definitely love the slightly easier access to the SSD slot.
Does the disc version come with a flat plate for if you want take out the disc drive?
I do wonder if there is really anything we're losing with the slim. Stuff like heating, performance and if the cheaper material will hold up in years to come
Yeah probably made cheaper. Also the disk drive has drm so you're getting a worse disk drive
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@@shahgyyin what sense is it worse?
@@sanfury do you know what DRM is?
@@sanfury the fact that is has drm is why its worse. you have to be connected to sonys servers... have an internet connection at first to get the disk drive to work. No Bueno. Not good for preservation of games
I've never cared about aesthetics too much when it comes to electronics... until i saw the ps5. I usually wait a few years before upgrading consoles anyways and was kind of holding out for the slim model/ price to go down a tad. Not going to lie Sony caught me off guard with that gloss and plastic feet combo. As far as im aware this is the only console to not be stable on its side without assistance. Idk at least its not literally 10lbs
Hello Dave - I hate to be a weird guy here but how long did it take you to grow your hair out? Looks good fam. we have similar face structure I wonder if it will look good on me too. Great video. I will keep my OG ps5 for now
gotta say, your intro is an absolute delight ☺
The reason the PS5 can be slimmed without die shrink is because it already had a die shrink from 7nm to 6nm. But didn't have a design change. This is just the console design catching up to the process node. In addition the size and cooling of the og PS5 was overkill for noise and heat dissipation
I think it looks pretty good and agree it matches the controller design. The original model I did not like in pictures/videos but seeing it in person I really changed my mind and found it to be quite a nice machine.
Your hairstyle looks amazing! I'm coming back to watch your videos again after some months and the first thing I got impressed with your content is your look 😊
Where did you get it? Even next 2 weeks not a release time.
This man pulling ps5 from under the table and I can’t even find one in real life 😂
I think the 2-tone design looks beautiful and when it’s places horizontally it looks like the top part is floating, very futuristic
It looks dumb, especially horizontally due to the idiotic shape.
Oooooh, futuristic.
@@dindinj2875woooow it’s so cool now when horizontal 😮the “future”