With its age, it's no surprise that the console was due for a bit of a refresh, and Sony did just that with the PS4 Pro back in 2016. The PS4 Pro packs quite the punch over the former PS4 model ...

It's a 2.5" drive, so it'll fit neatly into your console (doubling the storage of your PS4 Pro, and potentially quadrupling the size of a regular 500GB model), and Seagate is a big, well ...

There's no shame in sticking with an older console like the PS4 ... it to larger storage capacities than any existing PS4 model, and the list of compatible drives has only grown over the years.

However, if your controller dies while the console is on, you're not out of luck. You can turn off your PS4 without using a controller, which can be massively convenient if you don't have access ...