This particular one has sold. If what you were looking for is the machine itself, it is still here — the same model, opened, cleaned and tested by hand before it ships. Browse every PlayStation 3 we have → Used. Tested. Working.Serial number match. Console has minor scuffs and scratches, partial lift on label around power button. Controller has scuffs and scratches. Controller cable is detachable. Comes with power adapter (official), cable (official), and user manual. Box has scuffs, scratches, corner wear, dents, and partial stains. Storage capacity is 120 GB. What We Did Before This Ships Every console we sell is opened up and serviced by hand. We don't just confirm it powers on — we look inside. This unit was fully disassembled and cleaned internally; dust was removed from all components. All boards and electrical contacts were cleaned with ethanol and a fast-drying, residue-free electronics cleaner to remove oxidation and residue. Moving mechanical parts were lubricated with a light application of silicone grease for smooth, quiet operation. (We do not apply grease to electrical contacts — they are cleaned only.) Electrolytic capacitors are replaced only when there is visible corrosion or leakage — nothing more, nothing less. For console families known for capacitor failure, a full recap is performed as standard. If a console cannot be properly restored, we do not sell it. After reassembly, the unit is tested with an actual game: video, sound, and controller input are all confirmed. Before we seal the box, we power the console on one more time and confirm it is still working. Every console includes 30 days of support after it reaches you. A note on power: this console uses Japan's 100V standard. Buyers in North America (120V) are advised to use a step-down transformer or a multi-voltage power supply; buyers in Europe (230V) will require a step-down transformer to use an original 100V adapter safely. A note on region: This is a Japanese PlayStation 3 (NTSC-J). Almost all PS3 game discs are region-free and will play on this unit regardless of where they were purchased — a very small number of titles are region-locked (known exceptions include Persona 4 Arena and a handful of others). Blu-ray movies follow standard Blu-ray region codes (Region A: Japan, North America, South-East Asia); DVDs follow DVD region codes (Region 2: Japan). PS1 and PS2 backwards compatibility (where available) remains region-locked. If anything here isn't covered, just ask — questions are always welcome.
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