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Features
- Controller Compatibility: designed specifically, with the latest vibration technology, and has been improved based to solve problems such as low sensitivity, key and joystick unresponsive.
- Precision control and quick response The button layout of the gamepad is optimized with an excellent dual analog joystick design. And the P4 controller equipped with the latest sensor technology, built-in 6-axis gyroscope, combined with high-sensitivity buttons, to provide precise control and the best gaming experience for gamers.
- Vibration Function: The vibration function provides a distinctive response during game play. According to the game state and game scene, it produces powerful and different vibration effects.
- Immersive Gaming Experience: the clickable touchpad and built-in light bar offer you a new way to play. In addition, the 3.5mm audio jack supports, so you don't have to worry about the game audio disturbing your family or girlfriend in the next room.
- Controller without latencyp4 controller can make the game easier. The controller supports one-click sharing/screenshots and direct online chat. The sound effects are more realistic, the operation is delay-free, the response is more sensitive, and the connection is more stable.
Description
Take control with even greater comfort thanks to a new design, while improved analog sticks and buttons mean greater precision
Compatible Devices: Android
Controller Type: Gamepad
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Additional Features: Wireless
Hardware Platform: Desktop
Power Source: Battery Powered
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation 4
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Package Quantity: 1
Item Dimensions: 16.8 x 14 x 4 inches
Color: Silver Black
Brand Name: BJXOZ
Model Name: PlayStation 4 Slim 500GB Console
Manufacturer: BJXOZ
Global Trade Identification Number: 65
UPC: 711719503965
Model Number: 3001504
Manufacturer Part Number: 3001504
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Purchased this product back in July of this year (2017). This was a 2nd PS4 I had picked up, one for my partner & one for myself. I used credits on this purchase. When I purchased this Sony Playstation 4, It was during a promotion that came with console, uncharted a theifs end 4, and 1 controller, and 2 promotional keys. One key was for The Last of Us: Left Behind Stand Alone, and another was for comiXology, a site with dozens of comic books. Of the codes I gave the extra game to my partner, and with the comic book site I gave that to a friend of mine as I dont really read comic books anymore as I have other hobbies that keep me busy. So I am not new to Sony Playstation, I am that type of gamer who once was a hardcore gamer who up to this point has played on almost every video game console to a PC. I chose to purchase a PS4 mainly because I missed playing some old school games I use to play on my PS1(original grey unit) and PS2(black unit), I never played games on a PS3, and will be honest I must not have done enough research on the PS4 slim when purchasing it, I found some info online, and after pruchasing I contact Sony Support for the console just to pick the customer service reps brain a bit on the console and got to say, I thought customer service experience was going to be bad, because I am use to talking on a phone not through chat. Either way I had a good experience on chat support. So the purchase was not 100% bad, I can not play twisted metal or some the older games on it, unless you purchase another subscription for that, which allows you to stream games on console and play that way if I am not mistaken. So right now I decided not to get any suscriptions I merely just play actual games from the bluray discs on the system itself in my free times when not gaming on a PC or Xbox. Typically people will post there pro's and cons with the system or product. In my situation and many may be looking for this as well, my main issue I have with PS4 slim is the compatibility, I wish at some time if not now, maybe the future, Sony decided to make the jump like its competitors and make games backward compatible, dont carge a subscription fee, just make it backward compatible. that is what stops some from moving foward and getting the system, I typically would not have gotten it, but because I had credits is the only reason why I did. Now do not get me wrong, I dont hate nor dislike sony as I use to be part of their research panel before it was disbanned long time ago, but I just dislike that the most that I can not play old school games without having to pay extra fee for subscription. Sony Playstation has some great ideas out there, but in opinion and not here to offend anyone on how I think as this is my reivew, but problem is with all these subscriptions and costs, it seems as if rather than putting their customer's first they are putting their pockets first. Yes companies got to make money, but they need to look at their competitor and see how they can improve and put themself on top, be different from their compeitors. Overall Happy with my PS4!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2017 by xCriosx
I picked up the Playstation 4 slim with Uncharted bundle during a sale and managed to grab it for 213 bucks. The console itself has more than made up for the expense with enjoyment. While it has been out for a while, I decided to get this as I have enjoyed my years with the Playstation 3 and figured for the low price point that it was worth it to get the next gen console as there are quite a few games that have come out that I wanted to play on the system now that it has matured a bit and the lineup has developed quite a bit over what was on offer during release. With regards to the system itself, it is a snap to set up, and comes with all the cables and power cords that you need. Some systems out there don't come with everything right out of the box anymore, so you don't need to worry about needing to buy anything else to get started. I already had a Playstation network account, so I just input my information and everything was ready pretty much ready to go. Those without an account will need to do a little bit of setup, but it's not too difficult. After the system updates finished installing, I loaded up some games that I bought and downloads worked very well. You can play some games during the download process, so you can get up and running pretty quick if you go that route. The Playstation 4 works well with my HD television. The colors pop, the animations are smooth, and it's a pretty decent upgrade in every way from the Playstation 3. While it isn't as powerful as a newer computer that is specced for gaming, the performance and graphics work well for a console. I like the new Playstation 4 interface a lot more than the Playstation 3 interface, which always seemed a bit barebones and slightly confusing at times. Accessing the things that I used most often just seemed to work more intuitively on the 4, and I spent less time in menus. Updates and notifications work more smoothly to let you know what's going on in my opinion. Using the apps that come with the system works well also. If you have Netflix or something like that, you can run them through your Playstation just fine. The internet browser works, although using a control pad to type things out is slower than a keyboard. It is perfectly possible to use your Playstation 4 as a basic media center for your living room. Uncharted 4 is a nice bonus with the system. This review isn't really about the game itself, but you get a disk copy in its own box. The Playstation has a great catalogue of western and Japanese style games to pick from, so there is a pretty wide variety of things to get into. I've played things as varied as Modern shooters, JRPGs, sports games, adventure titles, and quite a few old school retro sytle games that I found on sale on the Playstation network. The system itself isn't region locked also. What this means is that you can play a game that is Japanese or European or whatever region in your American playstation, and vice versa. You can also set up multiple accounts in order to buy things from multiple "regional stores" on the Playstation network. This is a little more advanced than some users care about, but the options are there. If you find a cheap game in another country, it's no worry whether or not you can play it, or if another country's release has better content, you aren't out of luck. All said, for the price point, the Playstation 4 is a great console that can provide countless hours of entertainment through games and media. It's currently the system that I use the most for gaming and media out of all my other options. While it is getting late in its life cycle, I'd still recommend it if you're looking for a great way to play games. You can't go wrong here.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2017 by True Viking Wisdom
FOR THOSE WHO NEVER HAD A PLAYSTATION 4 I've been a playstation fan since the original PS2. Playstation is simply the best console for especially RPG's. This console is simply the best incarnation of the Playstation 4 so far. It's a super-quiet media center (Blu-rays, Netflix, Hulu, Plex). The PS4 is a big improvements from the PS3 in that multi-tasking actually exists. I can chat with my brothers in a party while watching a blu-ray or playing a game. Seriously, it's a wonderful system. FOR CURRENT ORIGINAL PLAYSTATION 4 OWNERS The rest of the review is for you, current PS4 owners. I sold my original PS4 for this. Do I regret it? Not in the slightest! My big beef with the PS4 was simply how loud it got. Playing games like the Last of Us put my old PS4 into some kind of dragon fire-breathing mode. It was so loud it permeated walls and kids running around outside questioned if a hurricane had attacked the neighborhood in a frantic rage. Haha that's a slight exaggeration, but it really was quite loud! ACOUSTICS Wow this thing is quiet. When I first turned it on I had to make sure it was on. I seriously can't even tell it's on while I'm doing media and other tasks. Gameplay depending on your game can be dead silent, or you can hear a slight whirr from the fan. I can play the Last of Us without apologizing to everyone in the house now! :) The blu-ray drive is also slightly quieter than *my* old PS4. I know such things vary per PS4. WIFI The Wifi is better (supports 5GHz wifi so transfer speeds can be faster) and I get higher throughput. I can actually use it for game streaming and remote play now! I previously has a poweline ethernet adapter because wi-fi would never cut it for me. DESIGN It's quite sleek. It's smaller than my super-slim PS3 I keep around (See Picture). The Matte finish is very nice. The previous glossy panel was always scratched up is gone, along with the massive bright console status light that always annoyed me (It's been reduced to a tiny light on the power button). The USB ports are also spaced further apart which is a nice touch. The optical output is gone, but I use HDMI CEC anyway so wasn't a miss for me. It's also soo much lighter! CONTROLLER The new DualShock 4 feels a bit more grippy than the prior one. The addition of the health/light bar window at the top is a really great addition.. I could never see that thing anyway while playing. GAMEPLAY Sorry, you won't notice any change in gameplay if you're coming from an older PS4. I notice some titles are a bit more fluid just because I felt sometimes the fans couldn't keep up with the heat of the system. SHOULD YOU WAIT FOR THE PS4 PRO? I have a 4k TV (43") and I chose this over the Pro. $100 more for a (likely) louder console that upscales some games to 4k without a 4k blu-ray player? Not worth it to me. All I wanted was peace and quiet and am perfectly pleased with the graphical quality of the current ps4 games. It seemed like Sony didn't really make the case for the extra investment for me. SHOULD I SELL MY OLD PS4 SYSTEM FOR THIS? I did, because quiet playing is important to me. If quiet playing is not a must have for you, it's probably not a worthwhile trade. The lack of the glossy panel that always got scratched and a sleeker design is also wonderful (some of the newer models don't have a glossy panel to get scratched). P.S. Uncharted is a Physical Game!!! The game that came with my last PS4 was a download code. Nothing bums you more than having to wait forever before you can play the game that comes with your system. Thanks Sony!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2017 by Good Merican
Excellent upgrade from the PS3 super slim. I love this system and the controller. The GUI is a little laggy at times but for the most part it's a pretty smooth experience. The messaging is also kinda slow too but I don't use it much. The console looks beautiful and runs quiet & cool. I love the blacked out logo in the middle and the sleek smooth design overall. The small light bar on the power button is perfect. The 2 USB ports are perfect. I use one USB port for my Turtle Beach headphones transmitter and the other to play music off a flash drive. There is no optical audio output so the solution is to use your TV's optical audio output, if it has one. Most modern TV's do but most monitors don't if you game on a monitor. I am using Turtle Beach stealth 400s with no issues. I can also use them for my PC, TV and movies too if I want without switching out cables because the audio is always coming from the TV. I also have a optical audio splitter that is connected to my TV's optical audio out that allows me to have my turtle beach headphones and my receiver connected to a single Optical audio output at the same time. I also added rubber feet to the 4 corners of the PS4 to raise it up a little for better airflow and it allows the optical cable to sneak underneath it from the TV and up into the Turtle Beach transmitter. I have an Official Sony DS4 charging cradle and a Power A cradle that plug into an AC outlet to charge my controllers. I bought an extra controller because the battery doesn't last very long, about 6 hours. The controllers are sooo nice though. Setup is a breeze. Making an account is easy and the price for PSN is reasonable. I have played Call of Duty MWR, Uncharted 4, Assassin's Creed Freedom Cry and NBA Playgrounds. All great games. I plan on expanding my library little by little. Just Pre-ordered COD WWII. PS4 only BETA starts 8/25/17 @ 1 p.m.!!! Highly recommend this console. Game on!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2017 by Spring_27_
I purchased the PlayStation 4 Slim console as an upgrade to my launch unit. The system works well and its smaller form factor allowed me to put it someplace I couldn't put the launch unit. It also has mechanical "power" and "eject" buttons which is fantastic. With both my launch PS4 and my Xbox One I hate how if my shirt brushes against the console while cleaning the console turns on and that problem is fixed with the PS4 Slim. Keeping that in mind Sony took two steps backwards with the PS4 Slim. For starters there is no optical port in the slim. What this means is that if you have a really nice expensive pair of headphones that you like to use then you might not be able to use them on the PS4 Slim. It is a baffling decision. Additionally the two usb ports in the front are pushed back too far. If you have a USB drive with a thick cover (like some of the Kingston models, for example) then you won't be able to use them on the PS4 Slim because they won't fit in the small space where the USB ports are housed. I don't understand why they did that either. The PS4 Slim takes the same size internal hard drive as the launch unit so if you purchased a 2tb drive, for example, you can take it out of the launch unit and put it in the slim. Keep in mind though that the Slim will initialize the drive and erase everything on it so be sure you have everything backed up before you do this. Also be careful when you are switching out the drives on the PS4 Slim. It is a really easy process but the piece of plastic you slide off the PS4 Slim to get access to the drive bay is incredibly cheap and feels like you could break it really easily so be sure to take it off and put it back on gently. Overall the PS4 Slim is a nice piece of hardware. I really like the smaller form factor (it really isn't that much smaller than the original but small enough to fit where I wanted to put it) and the mechanical buttons are amazing. If you don't have a nice pair of headphones that utilize an optical port then the removal of this port probably won't concern you at all. Hopefully they didn't make the same mistake with the PS4 Pro console. With the PS4 Pro console coming out soon I would wait and get that instead of the PS4 Slim. There really is no reason to get the slim console unless you want a "cheap" second PS4 console and even then it won't have the capability of the upcoming PS4 Pro console. I don't regret my purchase and actually like my Slim PS4 but it won't make sense for a lot of people to buy it with the other option that is going to be on the market.PlayStation 4 Slim 500GB Console - Uncharted 4 Bundle
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2016 by ShadowNextGen
I got my PS4 slim delivered before time (International shipment from US to India). I had been waiting for a slimmer version of PS4 from the day the original PS4 was available for purchase. Didn't like original models (both the shiny finger print top as well as the full matte finish)....I guess the hard edge parallelogram shape just didn't do it for me. Also the blue lightning strip on the front and top of the original PS4 felt to me way too childish....reminded me of the Xperia mobile phone from Sony Ericsson. The Slim PS4 got my attention due to it's reserved and composed design and stature.Sony imo did a fantastic job in rounding off the hard edges while maintaining a somewhat similar design. I guess for me it was love at first sight. The PS4 Pro had me thinking for a while (considering it's graphical oomph over the base PS4), but the higher price and confusing marketing succeeded in turning me away from it. Usually most of the tech companies push the consumer to the next higher priced product over the lower ones...but in this case Sony pushed me towards the lower one. All I wanted was a good 1080p performance...(4K be damned).....at present 4K is just way too expensive to be meaningful. Have been using the PS4 slim for a over a few months and I am madly in love with it. Beautiful looks,silent performance and a great controller. Somehow the 500 GB hdd does not seem like a big issue....(The latest firmware 4.50 includes support for external HDD...so the HDD space issue is solved.) I am absolutely loving 1) Uncharted 4 (STUNNING graphics,art style and story) 2) Nathan Drake Collection (amazingly good remasters of the 1st 3 games). 3) Journey/Flower and ABZU (STUNNING.......just STUNNING.) Now eagerly waiting for Sniper Elite - 4 & Horizon:Zero Dawn. I am really satisfied with this purchase.....ABSOLUTELY no buyers remorse.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2016 by Amit
PS4 is a Great console, i think that its a great choice of a console, the user interface of the home screen is easy to use and quick to understand, they explain it to you briefly and when you require certain services. I use a feature where it keeps your games running even when you turn off the console which seems concerning but it operates under low power so that it updates software when you're not using it, this is easily one of my favorite features as it allows you to turn on the console and play whenever you're ready and you'll be playing your game within 5 seconds (depending on the game) of turning on the console. I bought the console because of the console exclusive games, and i am not disappointed with my choice, the console exclusive games are incredibly well made and are each unique in there own way, uncharted 4 is the one that came with the console and the story was pleasant to play and the visuals are breathtaking, while playing Uncharted 4 i often found myself stopping in certain areas just to look at the incredible scenery, the gameplay is smooth but there is an occasional droop in Frame rate but it only last about a second and only drops about 10 frames and is only after around 5 sessions of play. if you're here for the decision of xbox one or PS4, i suggest the ps4 (i have played on both consoles yet i am still biased due to the fact that i own a PS4) the graphics are better, console exclusives are a console seller in my opinion, the gameplay is smooth, the community is less of a pain than those on xbox live. hope this was helpful!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2017 by awsome