Although a gaming PC offers the highest performance, investing in a console may still provide an effective means of accessing the latest titles. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X consoles provide impressive exclusive titles as well as fast gameplay – two options to consider today.

PlayStation 5

The PlayStation 5 is widely considered one of the most capable gaming consoles on the market, capable of supporting games up to 4K resolution and 120 frames per second performance on compatible displays with advanced graphical features like Ray Tracing. Furthermore, its powerful processor and SSD technology ensure quick load times and an enjoyable user experience; additionally it comes equipped with an impressive DualSense controller as well as an extensive library of exclusive titles.

Are you in search of something with a more sleek design? Look no further than the PS5 Slim! This model is 30% smaller than its predecessor and includes a 1TB SSD for more storage. There are both disc-drive and digital-only configurations, and any digital-only model can later be upgraded with physical disc drive if desired.

PS5 consoles also stand out by remaining silent when under duress, unlike older consoles which tend to emit noisy fan noise when working hard – this makes gaming much quieter for gamers who wish to focus solely on gameplay!

Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch is one of the most adaptable gaming consoles around, able to meet a variety of uses with its extensive library and easy interface. Unfortunately, not everyone knows all its hidden capabilities that make this console even greater than it already is.

Did you know that your Switch can easily check its battery life without needing an app? Simply hold down the home button while playing games and it’ll tell you exactly how much energy is left on your console.

Switch owners can take advantage of their system settings to track down a lost Joy-Con controller quickly and easily. Simply select “Controllers” from the menu, and it will list all currently paired controllers that emit a click sound upon selection; this works in both handheld and docked modes!