The Division 2 next-gen console update is here, check this comparison

The Division 2 has now received its next-gen console update, super-powering the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles. The update runs The Division 2 through backwards compatibility, driving up to 4K 60FPS in some cases.

A comparison video was made, and shows the differences between the 3 next-gen consoles:

We know that The Division 2 runs at native the native 4K resolution on Xbox Series X, and drops down to 1080p on the Xbox Series S console. Meanwhile, Sony's next-gen PlayStation 5 console renders it at 1944p -- with the PS5 lagging behind in areas like reflections, fog, anisotropic filtering and draw distance issues in The Division 2 compared to the superior Xbox Series X.

However, the general performance of The Division 2 on the PlayStation 5 seems to be the best according to YouTuber ElAnalistaDeBits who said "the Xbox versions have some minimal drop and PS5 remains constant at 60FPS (probably due to the difference in resolution)".

• Read more: The Division 2 getting 4K 60FPS patch for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S

The Division 2 is has "significantly better loading times" on the flagship Xbox Series X console, while the Xbox Series S version of the game "presents some problems with the loading of some textures".

Here's a full list of notes:

• The Division 2 runs in backward compatibility mode. In PS5 it presents some graphical problems.
• The resolution in Series S is 1080p, in Series X 2160p and in PS5 1944p (the maximum that PS4 Pro reached).
• Significantly better loading times on Xbox.
• Series S presents some problems with the loading of some textures.
• Reflections, fog, anisotropic filtering and draw distance are worse on PS5. Considering that PS4 did not have these problems, it is more likely that it was a bug in the patch. - Shadows have the same quality in all versions.
• Water effects are not well represented in some areas on Series X and PS5. S series works normally.
• Regarding the framerate, the Xbox versions have some minimal drop and PS5 remains constant at 60FPS (probably due to the difference in resolution).
• As soon as another patch comes out, I'll keep you posted in case there are any changes to the PS5 version.