actually just for the PS5 we have:
PS5 Standard Edition,
PS5 Digital Edition,
PS5 First Chassis Revision,
PS5 Second Chassis Revision,
PS5 Slim Standard Edition,
PS5 Slim Digital Edition,
PS5 Pro
In fairness those still follow a relatively straightforward naming convention.
The only thing that's slightly non-intuitive is how standard/digital determines whether a disc can be used to play a game. But every other aspect of the naming could be understood by a person new to the category.
actually just for the PS5 we have: PS5 Standard Edition, PS5 Digital Edition, PS5 First Chassis Revision, PS5 Second Chassis Revision, PS5 Slim Standard Edition, PS5 Slim Digital Edition, PS5 Pro
In fairness those still follow a relatively straightforward naming convention.
The only thing that's slightly non-intuitive is how standard/digital determines whether a disc can be used to play a game. But every other aspect of the naming could be understood by a person new to the category.
Unlike Sony, Google attempts to confuse people for people to use their limited models as they are free to run and most won't pay.