PlayStation4 Slim 1TB Console

I received my order fast and easy. I am very happy with the transaction.

The product arrived impeccable and works 100% very satisfied

fun to play ! lots of games to choose from. great value for money . can adjust volume so it’s not too loud , not too quiet

It works like new I had no issues setting it up at all

I’ve now had this for 5 1/2 years and it still works perfectly! so quiet you can’t even hear it.

This was a gift I received. I've been a PlayStation 3 user since late 2012, in fact, it was my first Blu-Ray player. I tend to get consoles at the end of their lifetimes, when all the bugs are worked out and all the good games for them have already been released. The PlayStation 4 is no different. I got the Slim model, with a 1TB hard drive. Back in December of 2012, I bought the ultra-Slim, 500GB model of the PS3. Seven years FROM now, I imagine I'll be doing something similar with the PlayStation 5. I've been a PlayStation user since Nintendo released the Wii, which I simply had no interest in playing and bought a slim PlayStation 2 at the time. So now I'm a PS4 user and I've got to say, it's not quite what I expected but it's alright.PROS: It has an excellent selection of games, I don't play many titles, but I have five games for it, so far and they're all bought through the PlayStation Store. I've pretty much given up on physical copies because I've run out of room for more cases on my shelves, which are already covered in DVDs, Blu-Rays and books. The one terabyte hard drive simplifies this, as it'll probably awhile until I run out of room and need an external hard drive for this puppy. But I like the games I have, which are "Always Sometimes Monsters," "Stardew Valley," "Catherine: Full Body," "Persona 5" and "Death Stranding." I still have plenty of room left on my hard drive and I think buying physical copies is just a tradition some people don't want to break.CONS: Clunky user interface. I'm still confused by where all my games and apps are. On the surface it seems like it's going to be even simpler than using the PlayStation 3's user interface, but it's actually quite confusing to navigate. At least I think it is. I go to my "TV & Video" folder and instead of having just the apps I have downloaded (Amazon Prime and Netflix) it shows me like, six other app "suggestions" (advertisements, really) that they think I should download and pay for those services when I have absolutely zero interest in them. I've been told there are ways around this, but I'm confused as to how to go about fixing it as I'm not the tech-savvy person I was ten years ago, anymore. But I'm still figuring this beast out.So in conclusion, it's a good system with good games, a good Blu-Ray player and a good amount of hard drive space for the price but it has a very clunky user interface that leaves me often times feeling bewildered. Like I said, I got this for free, so I'm not complaining, I have a lot of learning to do with it. One other thing I want to add is that the controller battery life seems a little short-lived for some reason. I don't know if that's just something I'm imagining or what, but it definitely doesn't seem to last as long as the PlayStation 3's controller. But all in all, it's a pretty good system and I like what I've gotten on it a lot so far so at least I have that going for me. I guess I'll give this one a solid four out five stars.

Worked great! Easy to use and play. Low noise level and good bang for your buck. Graphics are as expected

Quick delivery to the Philippines, and it seems to be working well so far. They shipped via UPS, I was really surprised how fast it got here because UPS is not on the island of negros