The PS5 Pro looks to deliver the most advanced 4K gaming we’ve seen on a console yet, and it’s already selling quick. Here’s when (and how) to get yours.

Either way, screw scalpers. Whether I keep my PS5 Pro or not — and I do fear my amazing Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 (2014) may stunt how much time I play on Sony's latest console — one thing is for damn sure. If I sell my Pro, it will be to someone I know for exactly £699 and not a penny more.

September 26's pre-order process for the new PS5 Pro and the $1000 PS5 Pro 30th Anniversary bundle was a nightmare. People struggled to buy anything on PlayStation’s store, and those who got lucky are now promptly trying to flip the anniversary bundles on eBay.

One of the options PS5 users can take advantage of is widgets. To this end, manipulating the widgets PlayStation fans can improve the aesthetic of the home screen. More specifically, there is a way to get your widgets on the bottom of the screen rather than locked to the left. This option was made possible with the new Welcome Hub update .

As of writing, 54 games have been branded with the PS5 Pro Enhanced tag. Several of these were confirmed during the PlayStation Technical Showcase where the console debuted, while others were announced during the most recent State of Play presentation.

Although the next generation of gaming consoles aren’t here yet, Sony just announced the new PlayStation 5 Pro — a new console that boasts improved and detailed graphics, silky smooth motion for gaming and deeper immersion for all PS5 games.

Even more games have PlayStation 5 Pro upgrades on the way, according to various listings on the PlayStation Store.

The PS5 Pro is now available to pre-order from Sony's official PlayStation Direct website, and it'll hit retail partners soon.