Earlier this month, the company announced the PlayStation 5 total lifetime sales (including the PS5 Pro) had reached 75 million, just shy of the PlayStation 4’s sales of 76.6 million within the same period.
Sony hasn’t released separate sales figures for the PS4 Pro, but the company’s new CEO, Hideaki Nishino, recently said it accounted for 20% of overall PlayStation 4 sales, which was last recorded as over 117.2 million, as of March 2022.
It’s hard to gauge Sony’s sales expectations for the PS5 Pro, considering the PS4 Pro was similarly positioned as a niche product, but it’s hard to imagine it is too perturbed by the situation.
PS5 Pro has fallen behind PS4 Pro's pace.Digital SKUs accounted for 49% of PS5 HW units in Jan and 88% of XBS units.
According to data from market research firm Circana, as shared by analyst Mat Piscatella on Bluesky, the PS5 Pro has ‘fallen behind the PS4 Pro’s pace’ in the US.
