But perhaps the PlayStation 5 ‘Pro’ will boost some of their games up to 8K resolutions, despite how few people actually own an 8K TV. Reading time 2 minutes Sony removed the “8K” label from its fresh ...

Sony no longer advertises 8K for their PlayStation 5. As reported by Video Games Chronicle, consumers and observers have noticed that 8K is no longer found in PlayStation 5 packaging. Video Games ...

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GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. When PlayStation 5 was launched in 2020, the system box had an 8K ...

The new BOE 31.5-inch 8K 120Hz monitor wasn't the only thing shown off at the SID Display Week (DW 2025) with Bob Raikes writing for the 8K Association, reporting that there were a bunch of TVs, other ...

When we first received our PlayStation 5 review unit from Sony in 2020, we reacted with some bemusement to the “8K” logo on the box and its implied promise of full 7630×4320 resolution output. We then ...

If you want to be technical about it, 8K was never especially viable on the PS5 to begin with, but when the system launched in 2020 TV makers were heavily pushing 8K as the next big thing and Sony ...

In brief: Sony has removed the 8K logo from retail PlayStation 5 packaging, seemingly walking back the notion that its current-gen gaming console will ever be able to output in the high-res standard.

Sony appears to have removed the 8K tag from PlayStation 5 boxes that has been clearly visible on the front of them since launch. As spotted by Digital Foundry's John Linneman, new PS5 boxes now only ...