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Sony PS5 Firmware Update 26.04-13.40.00.02 Released for Stability

Owen Carter 1 min read

Sony released PS5 firmware update 26.04-13.40.00.02 shortly after State of Play, focusing on backend stability and reliability with a small 1.2 GB download size.

Sony PS5 Firmware Update 26.04-13.40.00.02 Released for Stability
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Sony has released a new system software update for PS5 and PS5 Pro consoles, version 26.04-13.40.00.02 (or 26.04-13.40). The patch arrived shortly after the State of Play broadcast and focuses on backend stability rather than introducing new features.

Routine maintenance release improves system performance without new features

The firmware update applies to both standard PS5 models and the more powerful PS5 Pro variant. It serves as a routine maintenance release designed to improve system software performance and overall console reliability for users across all regions.

Download size is approximately 1.2 GB for both consoles, making it a relatively lightweight patch. The update does not include major feature changes or UI overhauls but instead targets underlying system stability improvements reported by developers.

Sony states the release improves system software performance and stability. No new features are mentioned in this firmware version, distinguishing it from larger updates that add functionality like emoji support or message usability enhancements seen in previous April releases.

Source: MP1ST