darsparx wrote:It might work and be wise if you don't already own one. But I've seen 4k tv's on display next to regular ones at bestbuy and honestly I couldn't honestly tell you the difference between 4k and our current standard of 1080 or whatever it is. We're at that point that the line is so blurred between these upgrades that it just feels incremental that I don't know how anyone can tell the difference. I mean i could tell a difference between 480, 720, and 1080 but now

Unless there's some major power difference I don't see a reason to go for pro...
The bigger thing will be HDR over resolution, but they're only starting to really push for that recently.
That's really the main "problem" for me though. 4k Ultra would be nice, but it'd mean a new TV, possibly a new receiver, new console (or consoles, since the PS4 Pro doesn't do 4k Blu-ray for some reason), etc. It's a much bigger sell than one device.
IMO, the extra $100 would be well worth it if buying a first PS4, since over the course of ownership it'll probably be nice to have. $400 as a replacement? Definitely a wait and see. By the time games are patched or there are must-have enhanced titles, there could be another revision, or at least a nice bundle.