The PlayStation 4 Pro isn't a full-blown revolutionary upgrade over the traditional PlayStation 4, but the 4K-enabled Pro does feature several impressive tweaks and performance upgrades that will definitely make it a worthwhile upgrade over the original console. 

The Vertical Stand Option

According to DigitalTrends, the PS4 Pro has a larger footprint than the original PlayStation 4 and in its standard horizontal position, it can really eat up quite a bit of space on your shelf space that you might potentially need if you have other consoles or a PlayStation VR. For better use of that much-needed space, consider installing the PlayStation 4 on its vertical stand.

The PS4 Pro has been completely redesigned to fit on the newer consoles, and it would truly be a very convenient setup since you are able to have some additional space intended for other things to put on.

Transferring Data From Original PS4

If this is your first ever PlayStation 4, there's no need to think about this option, but as the Pro is more of an upgrade rather than a totally brand new console, there's a good chance that you may already have a PlayStation 4, on which you have downloaded games, saved your data, and created your personal profile.

Luckily, moving those files to your new system is a total piece of cake. You won't have to worry much since the steps are very simple to follow.

Playing on 4K Resolution

The biggest feature of the PlayStation 4 Pro that is different from the original PS4 is its ability to play games at 4K resolution. According to PlayStationLifeStyle, the process does require changing some settings on both your PlayStation 4 Pro and your television so you need to keep in mind about this at the start.

BONUS: Changing HDR Settings

In addition to 4K resolution, games can also be played on the PlayStation 4 Pro with HDR. This feature, available on many new 4K displays, will allow for brilliantly dark blacks and bright whites that can completely transform a certain game.