I dont know
The problem is that the firecuda is a shingled drive, which negatively affects the write performance a lot, but as I understand it read performance is ok, the second issue there has been a higher then average of reported failures for the firecuda. The performance impact you might think well PS4 is mainly reads no problem, but like ssd's it does automatic background maintenance, as this is used to try and hide the effects of SMR to keep data in optimal places, if there is maintenance happening when a read request comes in I think at least in theory it will affect the read latency.
However if you want a PMR drive there is no such 2.5inch 2TB drive manufactured anymore.
The only drive that was, was the samsung M9T drive. There is a WD 2tb 2.5inch drive but its too big to fit in the ps4.
I brought the WD 2tb drive, put it in my STB, and the samsung 9T in that I am planning to put in my ps4 pro.
The firecuda is a SSHD as is my current 1tb SSHD in my ps4 pro, but a realisation came that its only 8 gig of flash nand so it cannot even cache a full game, it will work ok in a few selective games like if you play a FPS and keep playing the same map e.g. but otherwise will have limited benefit.
So I dont know on this one, but unless you prepared to buy a used drive then if you want 2TB it seems SMR is now your only option.
As others have suggested adding usb external drives may actually be the way to go. The new PS4 models do have usb3 ports so performance should be good enough.