The ports on the PS5 have now been confirmed following last night’s PS5 Showcase from Sony. According to a new 360-degree view of the console, all the ports have been shown off, which include 3 USB-A slots, but no digital-out audio connection.
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Sony has revealed what existing PS4 accessories and peripherals will work with the PS5. For the most part, all existing accessories will work with the PS5, but some will only be supported by PS4 games. For example, the DualShock 4 controller will only work with PS4 games.
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Yes, PlayStation Camera will work with PS5 for playing supported PS VR games. However, the Camera will require an adaptor, as the PS5 does not include an AUX port like the PS4.
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Technically, yes. The DualShock 4 controller does work with the PS5, but only with PS4 games. PS5 games will not work with the DualShock 4 controller and you will need to use the PS5’s DualSense controller instead.
Read MoreSony and third-party publishers have started to reveal games which will have PS5 equivalents when the console launches. To help gamers transition to the new system, some games will be releasing on both consoles, with players able to switch between the PS4 and PS5 versions of the game.
Read MoreThe official dimensions of the PS5 are much larger than any previous PlayStation console. The console is almost 40cm tall (excluding the base), which means it towers over all other consoles.
Read MoreThe PS5 has an entirely new User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) compared to other PlayStation consoles. The UI has been created from the ground up and will be displayed in native 4K resolution.
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The PS5 has two models: PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition. Both consoles have the exact same technical specification, except the Digital Edition does not have a Ultra HD Blu-ray disc drive.
Read MoreYes, the PS5 can be placed vertically or horizontally, using the the universal stand that comes with the console.
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