I don't know if this has already been pointed out (maybe there is another thread, if so lock), but the size of the PS4 Pro is pretty solid in my eyes, especially when compared to its competition.

PS4 Pro Dimensions: 295Wx55Hx327D MM, converted to 11.6Wx2.16Hx12.8D inches, weight 10.9lbs

PS4 Dimensions: 275Wx53Hx304D MM, Converted 10.8Wx2.1Hx12D, weight 9.2lbs

Xbox-one S Dimensions: 228Hx63.5Hx292D MM, 9Hx2.5Hx11.5D Inches, weight ???

Sources, though I could only find Sony confirming the PSpro, and I couldn't find Xbox confirming the dimensions (if anyone has a source from Xbox or microsoft from like a FAQ themselves please link, or if you have one yourself post pics with exact measurments) Its just off of what was annonced for both consoles.

With all that said and comparatively, the One-S has a noticable difference with just less than a couple of inches off of the Pro. Even though the power is quite different in the Pro, more then double in GPU to OG PS4, though its just slightly bigger the PS4 and One-S.

With what is being offered in the Pro do you believe it to be of an appropriate size, or just too much, and comparitavly how do you feel about the size of the One-S. 

Side note: this isnt really about the looks, and more about the efficiancey of what they have in the consoles with what size they are. Though no judgement on how you feel about the looks of the console.

It's a pretty good size. Considering the power it has and the fact that it doesn't have a power brick it's pretty impressive.

I also think that as far as looks go the One S gets WAY too much credit. It's a good looking console, don't get me wrong, it looks fine. But it's not that much different from the regular Xbox One visually.

As long as its not a VCR (like the x1 was) I am good.

It can double as a handicap ramp. It was considerate of Sony to design it this way. If my grandma comes over and having a hard time getting the wheelchair through the door. Just pop this bad boy out. 😄

They need to take advantage of this feature and advertise the handicap friendly symbol on the box.

Size really doesn't matter to me. Once I put a console on my shelf, that's it. My living room has consoles of varying sizes from Xbox One and PS3 to Ouya and PSTV. I don't care. I guess it's cool that can fit that power into such a small device.

The size is fine. Aslong as it can fit in a TV cabinet. The system can be as big as it wants

let me add to ur thread. From biggest to smallest. Dimensions and volume ( all measurements in inches, courtesy of cnet)

• XB1 13.1*10.8*3.1= 438in³
• PS4 Pro 12.9*11.6*2.17 = 311in³
• PS4 10*12.8.2.09 = 272in³
• XB1s 11.6*9.0*2.5 = 258in³
• PS4s 11.3*10.4*1.54 = 181in³