The latest console from Sony, the PlayStation 5 Slim, offers unprecedented performance and features. With an ultra-fast SSD, installed games can be loaded in an instant, and thanks to the integrated I/O, developers have the ability to bring creative ideas to life that were previously impossible. Additionally, the console supports haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D audio, allowing players to immerse themselves deeper into the game and fully engage with the action. Although the difference between the original PS5 and the PS5 Slim is not enormous, the focus is on weight, size, and storage. The PS5 Slim is 30% smaller and weighs 18% to 24% less than the regular PS5. The storage capacity for the Slim is 1TB, compared to the 825GB of the current PS5. In terms of graphical performance, however, the original and the Slim are identical, as the CPU, GPU, and RAM remain unchanged. The console also offers the ability to play older games, with Gameboost for faster frame rates and the option to upgrade physical and digital games to digital versions. And if players own a PlayStation VR / PSVR2, they can also use it with the PS5 Slim, although they will need a PlayStation Camera and a PlayStation Camera Adapter for this.