I fixed my biggest gripe with the PS5 Pro with these unofficial cover plates — and now it looks and feels more like a PC
The author shares their experience of customizing their PS5 Pro with unofficial cover plates called BoxPlates. These custom covers transform the console's design to resemble a small form factor PC, enhancing its aesthetic and functionality. The article highlights the limited availability of these covers and their appeal to gamers seeking a unique look for their consoles.
- ▪The PS5 Pro's original design was not appealing to the author, prompting them to seek alternatives.
- ▪BoxPlates, created by YouTuber Devyn Johnston, offer a sleek, symmetrical design that improves airflow and stability.
- ▪The custom covers are currently in limited supply, with only certain models still available for purchase.
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Gaming Playstation I fixed my biggest gripe with the PS5 Pro with these unofficial cover plates — and now it looks and feels more like a PC Opinion By Anthony Spadafora published 24 May 2026 Giving my PS5 Pro the PC makeover it deserved When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Tom's Guide) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Unlike with one of the best gaming PCs, you’re usually stuck with a console’s stock design.
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