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PlayStation Plus Essential vs. Extra vs. Premium: Which Should You Choose?

By Matthew Lynch
June 22, 2023
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As a PlayStation gamer, choosing a PlayStation Plus subscription can be quite confusing, especially with the different options available. PlayStation Plus Essential, Extra, and Premium are three options that Sony offers to its users. Each has its own set of benefits, and choosing the right one can be crucial for your gaming experience.

PlayStation Plus Essential is the most basic of the three options. This subscription plan is suitable for users who only want to play online games and access the PlayStation store for game downloads.

With PlayStation Plus Essential, you get a 14-day free trial, and it only costs $9.99 per month after that. You also get access to online multiplayer, free monthly games, and exclusive discounts on games in the PlayStation store.

PlayStation Plus Extra is a step up from PlayStation Plus Essential. It comes with all the benefits of Essential, plus other added features. For instance, with PlayStation Plus Extra, you get access to Share Play, which allows you to play games with your friends online, even if they don’t own the game. You can also save your games online and access them from any console whenever you want.

PlayStation Plus Extra costs $14.99 per month, but you can save a few dollars by subscribing annually.

PlayStation Plus Premium is the most advanced of the three subscription plans. It is for avid gamers who want the ultimate gaming experience. It comes with all the benefits of Essential and Extra, plus other exclusive features, such as early access to game demos, beta trials, and exclusive in-game content. With PlayStation Plus Premium, you get four complimentary games each month, access to PlayStation Now, and an extra 100GB of cloud storage space. PlayStation Plus Premium also costs more, at $24.99 per month, but it is worth it if you’re an avid gamer who loves to stay ahead of the game.

So, which subscription plan should you choose? It all depends on your gaming needs and habits. If you’re a casual gamer and don’t play a lot online, PlayStation Plus Essential is your best option.

However, if you play online regularly and want to experience advanced features such as Share Play, PlayStation Plus Extra is the way to go. Finally, if you’re a hardcore gamer who wants the best gaming experience, PlayStation Plus Premium is the perfect option.

 

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