PS5 Pro: So the successor of Sony's Next gene could

True Details PS5 Pro are not yet short supply. First concept art, however, are now available online — and look damn good.

The design of the PS5 was not for everyone. The console was many too bulky, too playful — and the white paintwork shock many fans mad at.

The YouTuber Concept Creator has now sat down and considered how the successor of Sony's next-gen console would look like: the PS5 Pro. Its design concept is impressive — it looks to you most about the video:

The YouTuber manages beizuhalten the basic design philosophy of the original PS5, but changed yet so much that invented PS5 Pro actually like a completely different console looks.

The first point that jumps straight in the eye: The PS5 Pro can also be seen in black. The white color of the PlayStation 5 was many players an eyesore — and at least now we know why. Thanks to the dark paint, the powerful console significantly affects slimmer and more elegant.

In addition, the console looks even rounder and curved. Also, new: the second USB-C port at the front, which was installed instead of the USB-A ports.

The optics of the imaginary PS5 Pro can convince in any case. Whether, however, Sony will take a leaf out of this design, probably still a few years remains open — because before 2023 or 2024 is not expected to Presentation.

PS5 Slim: Slim PlayStation 5 gets also new design

What many PlayStation players may be of interest possibly even more than the appearance of the PS5 Pro is the design of the Slim version of the next-gen console. In his video, the YouTuber also a design concept for the small PS5 before, which also leaves a positive impression.

This is not only much narrower than the PS5 Pro, but not nearly as high built. In fact, the Slim version seems to make all the glory in the video to its name: It works very compact.

Currently, there is still no official release date for the PS5 Slim. But Sony should stick to his previous rhythm, the mini version could be the next-gen console already in 2023 on the shelves.