Are you serious? Thats almost 10 meters. What size is it? 200"? 300"?

I was playing on my laptop through remote play, not near the tv ;)

I normally sit 11 or 12 ft away from a 92" screen (projector) yet I haven't gamed on that since HZD, back to VR exclusively. Native 4K projectors are way too expensive, as well as 92" 4K tvs :/

Since you have a 4K TV, the PS4 Pro should be what you are getting.

I upgraded and I only have a 1080p TV and it was worth it to me. The store is so much faster now. I always thought the store was a little slow from internet speed but it was the system itself. I buy everything digital so this is a big plus for me.

Also you still get some enhancements with a 1080p TV just not as much. Plan to get a 4k around BF anyways. Just have no idea what I will do with my LG 60" TV. Might just sell it and get whatever I can back.

But what is the point in getting an expensive 4K TV if you don't value content in higher resolution than 1080p?

I'm not disregarding anything, I'm just questioning your motives. My own way to analyse your phychology so to speak.

It also improves PSVR performance and IQ, totally forgot to mention that, if you're eyeing with owning one one time.

It also enables 1080p steaming instead of 720p on the Slim.

My TV is actually a cheap off-brand one that I bought to supplement my monitor for PC games. It was less than most 1080p televisions and in fact less than the price of a PS4 Pro. You can tell all of its costs of production were used to make the screen look beautiful. The sound is crappy, and the customization/software support is pretty bad. But I already have external speakers and don't care too much about adjusting the settings through the television. No HDR though, as far as I can tell, but the image and colors still look great. 

I mostly got it so that I could play games from a distance as my monitor is only 24 inch and the tv is 40. The 4k version was only $50 more than the 1080p one, so I thought, why not? 

i never owned a regular ps4... so cant compare..

Without reading all of the other replies, I can say that I am surprised that you are an image quality whore.  Yet you are buying a PS4 right now, and even considerinag not getting the pro?

To ME : An image quality whore would have had a current gen console almost 4 years ago if you console game at all.  An image quality whore would have had the OG PS4 and already upgraded to the pro last year.  An image quality whore would be extremely interested in getting the X1X because of the few multiplats that don't always come to PC having what will be the best console experience.  An image quality whore probably wouldn't even own a console, they would invest every dime into their PC to get max settings out of every title.

I myself just got my first PS4 45 days ago(a pro of course).  No regrets in waiting and no regrets in getting the pro over the standard.  Without owning the OG PS4, I probably won't know what I could have been missing, as I won't know the difference.  I figured that why not spend the extra 25% to get the best version of PS4 games and have the chance to do the best version of PSVR if I want later.  I would have had the PS4pro last year had it had a 4k Bluray player...  Bought another XB1s instead, cheaper than a 4k blu ray stand alone...

I'm a PC gamer and play most of my games at 1440p/4k with some more demanding games at 1080p. I'd rather play at 1440p 30fps than 1080p 60fps for most games (besides action games.) When it comes to visuals I put image quality above all else. I'd rather a clean image with no aliasing or artifacts with ugly textures than great textures with a blurry/artifacted image. The artifacts distract me from immersion much more than poor quality models/textures. 

Why would an image quality whore play on the sub-1080p resolutions of many PS4 games? The last time I played multiplatform games at 900p on a regular basis was in 2010. The appeal of the PS4 for a PC gamer are its exclusives, not its technical capabilities, and that includes the Pro. 

While I am an image quality whore, I am also poor. Spending $100 on a feature that is rarely used is silly when I could just buy games instead. Fortunately, it doesn't seem to be the case with the Pro.