Like the original PS4 and PS4 Slim before it, the Pro model has an integrated power supply, which saves you the trouble of figuring out where to position a bulky external power brick.

Since it belts out a lot more performance, the PS4 Pro consumes up to 310W in power compared to the original console's 250W draw, but the new console uses the same AC 100V 50/60Hz power supply as ...

The PS4 Pro's power supply also has a transformer that's nearly twice as thick as the PS4 Slim's, indicating a "pretty big jump in power consumption." Considering the PS4 Pro pulls in 310W of ...

There are three different PS4 models: The standard PS4, the PS4 Slim, and the PS4 Pro. Sony just calls the “Slim” model a PS4, which makes it more difficult to ... Check the power supply: ...

This is due to the larger power connector inside that is needed for the increased power supply to run the upgraded CPU and GPU. Original PS4 dimensions: 275.1 x 305.1 x 53.11mm PS4 Pro dimensions ...

In order to get set-up, you’ll need your console – in our case the PS4 Pro – the power supply for your console, the HDMI lead, and the included 12V DC power supply that powers up your monitor.

Sony says the overall system power draw for the PS4 Pro is rated at 310 watts, and according to power supply calculator OuterVision, ...

The new PS4 Pro CUH-7200 reduces noise output considerably compared to the launch model and changes the power supply complete with a figure-eight input just like the PS4 Slim. Finding this new ...