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What are the Japanese equivalent phrases for the phrase "I know, right?!"

The scenario is my friend said 「PS4には最高だね」, and I'd like to respond with
something akin to "I know, right?!" 「でしょ！？」 comes to mind but I'm unsure if it
has the same effect.
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What is an equivalent phrase to the colloquial "I know, right!?"
Yes, `でしょ（う・っ）！` is what many young people use (optionally prefixed with `そう`;
but often without). I'm not sure if this usage is just among the younger
generations (under 30), or extends to all ages, but I haven't often heard
middle-aged or elderly people use it in the same vernacular (much like I don't
often hear middle-aged/elderly people say "I know right (Inorite)?!" in
English).

Additionally, "Inorite?!" seems to be more prevalent among young women and
girls in English. **_My_** experience in Japan with `でしょ！` was similar, but
that's not to say it's mainly used by お嬢さん everywhere.
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A couple of other suggestions for expressing (enthusiastic) agreement:

  * そうですとも!
  * まったくだ（よ）！
  * マジでそうよ 
  * そのとおり!
  * 当然だ
  * 確かにそうだ
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