The Sony PlayStation 5: standing up, it’s 15.4 inches tall. 10.2 inches deep. 4.1 inches wide. It weighs 9.9 pounds. But these are numbers. Now that we finally have our hands on the console, we can tell you what they mean. This the debate that occurred as I placed it on my TV stand.
Now that I’m seeing it inside an actual tv-bench, I don’t hate it.
(Comparing it to the ps4 tho it might be a tight fit…)
I still don’t like how wavy the design is, I prefer linear and mechanical shapes, but something about seeing it like this makes it make sense to me.
I’ve been waiting for dimensions all day. Everyone’s like “It’s so big!” and I’ve been sitting here saying “Okay that’s all well and good but how big?”
It’s not so large that I can’t imagine where I’d put one if I had any money, but it’s definitely large enough that I’m glad they’ve included an option to position it vertically. I’ve had TV stands in old apartments that didn’t have a good spot for this, so I’m happy for a fairly unobtrusive option to have it on the floor next to the TV stand.
Looking forward to cask of amontillado’ing my foes by tricking them into going into a room and placing exactly one PS5 directly in front of the doorway.
There is nowhere for me to put it horizontally in my current setup, and it’s so tall I don’t feel comfortable setting it up vertically when living in an area with frequent earthquakes. The horizontal setup doesn’t even look stable…
I’m really curious to hear what Japan has to say about the size of the PS5. For all the times we’d hear about console size being a critical factor in getting them in Japanese homes over the years, I wonder if the PS5’s honking silhouette is going to be a dealbreaker over there.