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PlayStation 4 DualShock 4 Bundle

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Model
E3PlayStation4DS4playstation_4
Storage
8 GB
Weight
8 lb
Color
Black
Platform
PlayStation 4
Input Device
Gamepad
In the box
PS4 ConsoleOne DUALSHOCK 4 Controller Wired Mono Headset Power Cable USB Cable HDMI Cable

Features 5

  • The official release date for the PlayStation 4 is November 15, 2013. Confirmed orders will arrive at your shipping address based on the shipping speed selected.
  • PS4 enables the greatest game developers in the world to unlock their creativity and push the boundaries of play through a platform that is tuned specifically to their needs.
  • Engage in endless personal challenges between you and your community, and share your epic moments for the world to see.
  • Gamers can share their epic triumphs by hitting the "SHARE button" on the controller, scan through the last few minutes of gameplay, tag it and return to the game.

Description

Official PS4 specifications: Main Processor: Single-chip custom processor CPU: x86-64 AMD 'Jaguar' 8 cores GPU: 1.84 TFLOPS, AMD next-generation Radeon™ based graphics engine Memory: GDDR5 8GB Hard Disk Drive: Built-in Optical Drive (read only): BD 6xCAV DVD 8xCAV I/O and communication: Super-Speed USB (USB 3.0) AUX Ethernet (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, 1000BASE-T) IEEE 802.11 b/g/n Bluetooth® 2.1 (EDR) AV output: HDMI Analog-AV out Digital Output (optical)

Specs 16

Platform PlayStation 4
Input Device Gamepad
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Super-Speed USB (USB 3.0), AUX Memory
Memory Storage Capacity 8 GB
Wireless Communication Technology Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Resolution 4K
Software Update Supported to Date unknown
Color Black

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1) The packaging from Sony and the shipping material from Amazon was top notch. 2) The setup only took me about 10 minutes. I had pre-download the 1.5 update and installed it on the very first boot up via USB. 3) Went into the Store and downloaded Resogun. The new Store experience was refreshing and with the new PS4 hardware very fast. No longer do you have to wait every time you do something in the store. I have a very fast hard wired broadband connection so it was always the PS3 hardware that was slowing things down in the store for me. 4) Put Battlefield 4 disk in and did have a problem connecting to the network. Not sure if this was a PSN day one issue or something else. It kept telling me I needed to download and update Battlefield 4 but I couldn't figure out how to do it. I finally just quit the game and went back into it and it downloaded the update and started right up. Again not sure what happened here. May have been a PSN network issue. 5) Hard drive capacity is definitely going to be an issue at some point. With the big name games being 20 to 40 gig a 500 gig hard drive isn't going to last long before it's full. Here is another bonus though from Sony. You can upgrade your hard drive yourself. So, as you get close to filling it up you can buy and install a much bigger hard drive. I may actually look at doing this very soon so that I don't have to reload all of my games later. I do all of my game saves via PlayStation Plus online so they are always backed up. 6) The unit looks awesome! It is very sleek and low profile. I love it. 7) Boot time is very fast but I have not actually timed it. 8) The controller is by far the best new thing with the PS4 though. The Dual Shock 4 is amazing!! I never really new how bad the old PlayStation controllers were until I started playing with the DS4. This is a game changer for the PlayStation!! 9) The graphics are stunning but not a massive improvement over the PS3. What is noticeable though is that there is very little, if any, artifacting or lag during Multiplayer play in first person shooters. I played Battlefield 4 on my PS3 and when the action got crazy there was a lot of lag and artifacts happening. This has not happened to me on the PS4 playing Battlefield 4. I have also played Killzone and Call of Duty and would say the results are the same. 10) Streaming movies via Netflix, Amazon or any of the other apps worked perfectly. There are not very many apps right now but I'm sure that is going to change considerably over time. 11) I do miss that Sony did not put DLNA in for day one but from what I've read it is coming. I have my PS4 connected to my stereo/entertainment system and would love to use it for my music and movie collection like I did on my PS3. I hope this is informative and helps others decide whether to purchase a PS4 or not. As you can tell I am not an expert reviewer and typically don't write reviews. I felt like the PS4 deserved a little bit of my time to write this. Here's a little bit of my history; I've owned every PlayStation since the first PS1. I've always stayed with PlayStation over xBox because of the backward compatibility, I have hundreds of games, and outstanding quality. Each PlayStation I owned was purchased at its release and used heavily for the 8, or so, years until the next release. I never once had a quality problem. Now, with this release I could have went either way since the PS4 will not play old PlayStation games. I studied hard and even borrowed a friends xBox 360 for awhile to see how it felt and played. From all of this I decided to go with the PS4 and hope that at some point they would add the ability, via streaming, to play some of my older games that I love. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2013 by Larry
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Greatness!! SO FAR!!!
I will be very honest with this review, I really love my PlayStation 4. If you read all the reviews, the pros heavily out weigh the cons of the system. If you want to experience the quality of a high end gaming pc without spending thousands of dollars on a gaming rig, PS4 is the way to go. Here is why. No dlna - No problem. my TV already does that! (in fact most smart tvs have that capability) I have a 50 inch Panasonic Viera p50st60 that connects to my network attached storage. If you can afford a $400 PS4, then you can afford to upgrade that old heap of junk TV. This is a game machine, meant to play games. Not a media server- As for being a media server, a computer or NAS always works best for that. The ps3 and xbox 360 did a marginal job performing that function any way. will not work with old ps3 Bluetooth remote control- Strange, but my Panasonic tv remote works perfectly when navigating the cross media bar. How it works.. I don't have a clue, since my remote uses infrared technology which was suppose to be absent on the PS4. But by God it works! Will not play 3D blue ray DVDs, CDs or MP3 - Who has a CD anymore! I have not touched one since 2009. And once again my TV plays MP3 files. And for people butt hurt about the 3D blue ray, get a server and a Smart TV (Just go digital or go home).To sum it all up, A lot of TVs and media devices can perform those functions. The main reasons I bought this system over Xbox one, was the controller, the exclusive titles (God of War, Uncharted, Last of us, Kill-zone, Infamous, etc.), and the power specs. Don't get me wrong, I like Xbox, I just never got used to the controller. I like the titles that PlayStation has introduced to me over the years, and some of those games you will never experience on any other console. You cant play ps3 games on the Ps4 which sucks, even though I know backwards compatibility was just a gift from the past generation (look it up, no other consoles from any generation did that!). We are indeed spoiled! Crazy thing about it, I am willing to wait for any digital downloads of old games or any series installments of these titles.Those exclusives are just that awesome. The controller is even more awesome. As long as the PS4 doesn't overheat like the PS3, I am a happy with my purchase. My condolences to anybody experiencing the blue light of death, but there are always bad apples. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2013 by truthchallenger
Overall good, shows a lot of promise. Minus a star mostly because mostly mediocre launch line up.
So far I'm loving my machine. I'm talky so I'll split up my review as to what area I'm talking about. Followed at the end by the complaints I have about it (some of which are also in the areas I am talking about). I gave it a four star though cause it's mostly potential right now as not much games but just judging on how things are going, I think it will reach that potential. I have a hard time seeing it not get good marketshare which is all it needs to get good games at this point. And Sony seems to have the right attitude this time around. And look how well they turned the PS3 around when they finally got over their arrogance. This time they started off right even. ***Games*** Killzone is really fun (not a huge FPS fan but between Killzone on the PS4 and on Vita it's slowly converting me), Resogun is decent especially if you want a game that you can just pick up and play and you don't need to put much thought into it or just want to play for a short burst. Contrast is ok so far. Warframe seemed fun as well as Blacklight Retribution (though a huge gripe I have about games on the PS4 right now is they are heavily skewed towards FPS's). Assassin's Creed? I can't get into it for whatever reason (I usually can get into AC's enough to play it for a little bit before I get bored and move on). Overall the only game I've really gotten into is Killzone but I don't expect launch games to be great. ***User Interface*** UI is smooth and loads quickly. It's simple but it does what needs to be done and it's quick about it. Love how you can almost instantly play a game (least if you buy physical copies, digital copies still take time to get to the point you can start them up). I've only had one issue with it being glitchy (was browsing the store at the time) but other than that the operating system works well for me. ***Controller*** Sticks are tighter which is awesome (one thing I was jealous about the xbox 360 controller) and the triggers are nicer. The controller fits in your hand really comfortably (and I have small hands, I kinda worried cause I kept hearing people say they had large hands and that they liked the controller so I worried I might find it too big). For some reason though every now and then my hands in the long run don't seem to like it as well (not always but I never had this issue with any previous PS controller). Maybe I'm just getting older. I wish though that Sony had done like MS and allowed the battery to be removable. It would be so nice to be able to buy a recharge pack and just switch batteries when it ran out rather than have to plug it in. This is especially annoying now since the dual shock four has a very short battery life (I've run out before I wanted to finish playing and I charge everyday!). I'm glad I got the dualshock bundle because at least I can just change to the other controller now. But 60 bux is a lot to be able to switch out controllers rather than having to plug the controller in and play that way. ***Remote Play using Vita*** I found overall it seems to work well (tested it with Resogun and Killzone, both which are not ideal candidates for remote play). The direct connection unfortunately wasn't quite long enough to be able to play in my bed (it seriously crapped out just a foot before my desk or my bed in my bedroom) but using house wi-fi it worked quite well (depending on the time. I had one time where it wasn't so reliable). I also tested it at a friend's house (to be fair she lives quite close to me) and it worked quite well (better than that one time I mentioned it wasn't doing as good). With at least Killzone it was good enough most times to still enjoy playing it (resogun I only tried that one time my connection wasn't so good so can't say there). In fact played Killzone for about 30 minutes at my friend's house and it was good enough I never felt that lag got me killed at all (just my own bad skills ;) ). It will disconnect if connection gets any bit bad but honestly, I prefer it be picky about having a good enough connection rather than me trying to play when it's laggy/having a hard time connecting and the gameplay gets frustrating cause of the lag. ***Netflix*** Netflix seems to be better on it than the PS3 (I think it may get a better internet connection so more times it can stream higher quality). Same interface and all, just image quality seems better for whatever reason. Don't like how Netflix on the PS4 seems really hard to rewind/fast forward (half the time I try to rewind a little and it just replays back from the point I stopped and not from where I wanted it to rewind to). Hopefully they update the app so it works more reliably there. ***Little things that make it nicer*** I love being able to see what my friends are doing (I will check on the PS4 before starting GTA online to see who is online on GTA without having to start up GTA, just quicker if I'm deciding what game to play depending on who is on). I also love how trophies are rated by rarity of how many people actually got the trophy (to me that's more interesting to see how rare of a trophy I got rather than if it's gold/silver/broze. I wasn't a huge fan of trophies before and didn't really think there was much point to them but just that small addition makes them a lot more interesting to me). I love how I can quick switch between Netflix and a game and I don't have to quit the game, it just suspends the game (this feature alone makes me wish my PS3 games could be played on it. I hate having to quit a game just to use Netflix). Hopefully they get what they promised out soon that allows you to just suspend the game when you turn it off. But games start up so quickly now it's not a huge deal I cannot do that yet (it's not like the huge loading times of PS3 games I've played). ***Gripes*** I hope they haven't forgotten the promise of allowing your friends to take over a part of a game for you that you find frustrating (as some one who sucks at games who invariably finds some point that is annoying and frustrating and just not fun I'd love to be able to ask some one else who is better to just get me through that part). Sadly I think people forgot this promise as I heard it announced in February and no one including the gamers are talking about it anymore (no one besides me it seems is asking Sony what happened to that feature). So I could see it being forgotten. Controller battery life (already mentioned above in controller part) Netflix issue (mentioned in the Netflix paragraph) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2013 by Alice M. Cabrera
PS4 Bundle
I bought this for my son when the bundle was first made available around release date for PS4 (November 2013). Our first unit was defective. After about a month, it would randomly open the disk drive or turn itself on. It got to the point where it was happening several times a day, so we sent it back for a replacement through Amazon. The replacement has been fine. It is a great system, of course and I am sure most of the other reviews here have already covered all of the specs and features, so I won't repeat all of that info. I will just say that I feel it was a great investment since you can do more play video games on it. It is more of an entertainment system, rather than just for games. Graphics are great, features are great and we have never had any issues at all with the replacement, so the quality control seems to have improved. I have no complaints. I am happy with the purchase and my son is happy with it as well, of course. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2014 by MyPenName
DOA - Pulsing Blue Light of Despair
Unfortunately I have also received a DOA PS4 with the Pulsing Blue Light of Despair. this is the sole reason for the 2 star review (the additional star was for effort as the PS4 looks great and is perfect size for most entertainment centers). Tried to call Sony Support but the call center must be slammed because there is a 2 hour hold (that's the longest I waited before I hung up so it could be longer) and PSN (support chat) is non-existent and off line. I have yet to call Amazon, their customer service has always been exceptional so I assume they will correct this, to resolve this issue but PS4's are not in stock and I would like to exchange instead of refund. Amazon Shipping was fast and on time, but that is expected as I paid for 1 day shipping. Packaging was terrible, which is shocking as I never received a package from Amazon before like that, what happened?? It came packaged in a box 3 times it's size with only 1 layer of air pillows on the bottom leaving 10 inches of space on the top, and about 4 inches on the sides, which leave the contents able to freely move around in the box. Could that be a cause of the issue? maybe. Overall I am really dissatisfied all around with the shipment\handling of this product and hope this is not a trend with Amazon. As far as the DoA PS4, I am disappointed, but don't know whether to blame the craftsmanship (If that was the reason) or the terrible shipping form Amazon that caused the DoA. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2013 by ShaneV
LOVE the PS4!!!! :D
I am really happy that I was able to find another PS4. My mom never preordered it and spent the whole day looking for a PS4 with no luck whatsoever, luckily Amazon had one and was able to order it. This is a gift for my brother, as my boyfriend and I already have our own PS4's that we got from Gamestop. My brother was extremely happy and even more happy that he got his birthday gift early. The startup intro is so quick I can start playing any game in practically 10 seconds or less. Its that FAST, all the games I have for it are Battlefield 4, Call of Duty:Ghosts, Assassin's Creed: Black Flag, and Killzone: Shadowfall they all look and play AMAZING! Something you should know is all the PS4 comes with a $10 credit that you can use right away in the Playstation Store, it also comes with a trial of 30 days of PS+ and 30 days trial of Music Unlimited. On a side note Playstation Plus is available for a year for $50, this black friday it is on sale for $30 and yes they are stackable. I am set for another 3 years myself. :) When you set up your Playstation Plus know that they are several games available for you to download for free, they are Resogun (extremely fun and addicting) Contrast and there is Free to Play games for you to play, Warframe and DC Universe online, those are really fun too. The hard part about it deciding what to play! The console itself is so beautiful to look at, the controller feels just RIGHT in your hands. It has a reallly good grip, the share button is awesome! Just a simple tap takes an automatic screenshot and 2 click you can record 15 minutes of your gameplay. Its really that simple. The power button and disc eject are so well hidden you just don't notice it. This is truly a gamer's dream console, I hope everyone that has it and that will get it. Will enjoy it just as much if not more than I do. You just can't go back to your older console because how fast and smoother everything looks and feels. This is just the beginning! :D ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2013 by Sweetie
stick with ps3 this a step in the wrong direction, loss of features
Let me first start by saying im giving this console only 1 star for myself because i hate it. but general overall its at least a 3 star because the graphics are good. the reason im saying this is because people want consoles for different reasons. basically what i wanted was a updated ps3 that could play games and media. the ps4 is not that. the games look very clear and good (if you can even play them all have been having errors online). Think of everything you love about the ps3, now erase that entire memory and you have ps4. All it does is play games thats it no bonuses or extras. They always made all the little things gone. Which adds up. Why they removed alot of features i cant understand. For example they removed the time someone was last online. why? They removed trophy order. why? Through the day i made a list of every single problem they have and features they removed. There is a couple cool features but i wont get into that, there is tons of sites out there who get bribed to only talk about that and not enough people to straight up tell you how it is. Let me also remind you ive been a dedicated sony fan since ps1. Ive never used a xbox nor owned one. Now over the day ive come to grips with the below stuff not being here and took it as a loss. In the end though the games are forcing you to use the R2 button to fire. The controller digging in my hand made my final decision to put the unit up for sale -save files are pretty big compared to before (around 20m, takes long to copy and backup) -you can see ps3 friends online but they cannot see ps4 friends online. -friend has signed on and off notification gone -usb use gone (can use for saved games only but havent tried yet) -cant store video, no video file support (cant store/play mp4s avis etc) -cant store mp3 (supposenly adding later but will they add videos?) -cant play cd's -no cd player -you cant sort trophys, per game, or all. its one way and thats it. you cant sort by earned date, earned, not earned, you cant do anything except view them the way they are listed there is no changing the view at all) -friends list seperate tab and no status bubblescomments above names -games are gigantic installs (30gigs to 100gigs mandatory game installs i been downloading b4 the entire day on my 60m connection) -100 gigs gone at launch you get 408 gigs not 500 gigs -themes are gone -cant determine which friends are on ps3 or ps4 its just a plain generic list with no details -doesnt say when someone was last online, so if someone hasnt signed on in 5 months you wont know to delete them. you can store more friend though but why make it harder to shuffle through? - no 3d support (havent tested but thats what i heard) - no chord when buying a controller - no external hard drive support (same as usb use gone above) - controller r2 and l2 feels like triangles spearing your fingertips and most games are making r2 mandatory to fire instead of R1 as a selling point for the controller. they also WONT let you change the button configuration to fire on R1 - no pause menu or select button, there is a share and options button. the options button will pause the game sometimes depending on the game -cannot pause downloads - sharing video file, if file fails at any point there is no resume. (i was uploading a short 200m video of about 3 minutes of playin and it failed had to start all over which by that point i had lost interest. this is a cool feature but you can only upload it to facebook and the files are pretty big so unless you have something spectacular like 100 kills in a round then all your doing is taking up gigs worth of background memory. i already have 2 gigs taken up just from captures and i cant delete it) - cannot organize downloaded games. might not be a issue at first but what happens when you have 50 games in a year and there all over the place and you cant categorize them at all. on ps3 you had folders you could make and move files around. there is no folders games are just thrown into one section like the ps store - sub accounts cant use share option? (havent tested this, heard it) -photos seem to be gone, no photo tab, cant import photos no more, i dont think you can send photos either in a message anymore -cannot turn the light off on the controller. may not seem like a big issue at first but wait till it flashes in your face a thousand times like a strobelight it gets annoying fast!!! -no backwards compatability - no blu ray remote support (not a big issue for me but others seem to be really mad at this) - only 2 usb slots which sucks but since you cant use it for anything anyways it dont matter at this point -unstable ps plus, disconnections and being booted to the menu. cant play certain games offline. if were paying for a internet connection to our cable company then theres no reason why we should have to pay sony to be online. if were paying for dedicated connection then that proved false on launch day with the disconnections. -price tag, if all the above features are removed then why is the ps4 more then the ps3? it should be the same price as a wii when you think about it they do the same thing. all the media has been removed and you only have a gaming system and quite frankly there is no games that knock my socks off right now. and there wont be for a very long time - dlna support gone, media servers gone -controls make your hands sweat more then usual ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2013 by confuzion
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