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3000 Model imo.

What are the best PSP models with a UMD drive?
PSP 2000? 3000?

What model is more reliable?

 

Want to use it to play PSP (UMD) games on it and possibly install an emulator too..

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3000 Model imo.

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3000, there all good though 

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I have a 2000, it's a nice thing. Doesn't really matter.

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I have two 3000s. They both still run, and I still use mine. I just ordered a camera to play Invizimals and what not :lol: (2€ + shipping, so why the hell not)

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3000 Model imo.

3000, there all good though 

I have a 2000, it's a nice thing. Doesn't really matter.

I have two 3000s. They both still run, and I still use mine. I just ordered a camera to play Invizimals and what not :lol: (2€ + shipping, so why the hell not)

Depends on if you want to jailbreak it or not. I don't think you can jailbreak a 3000 but idk

Hmm, will keep that in mind Maihym.

Thanks for the suggestions you all :)

What do you guys think a 3000 model would be worth second hand now? Was never into the second hand market of PSP's, so don't know their value.

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Hmm, will keep that in mind Maihym.

Thanks for the suggestions you all :)

What do you guys think a 3000 model would be worth second hand now? Was never into the second hand market of PSP's, so don't know their value.

Maybe like £50?

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Depends on if you want to jailbreak it or not. I don't think you can jailbreak a 3000 but idk

 

You can. I have two, as said, both jailbreaked  :ph34r:

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Maybe like £50?

I would say 40-45 pounds, i got one more than a year ago for 60 euros + 1gb memory card and a carrying bag, oh and a charger too.

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Maybe like £50?

I would say 40-45 pounds, i got one more than a year ago for 60 euros + 1gb memory card and a carrying bag, oh and a charger too.

Hmm, sounds a bit more expensive than I would like.

I was thinking about 40 euros or so, but will look around at the price here.

 

Can either of your recognise what PSP model this is? (online advert I am looking at, doesn't say what model it is)

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Hmm, sounds a bit more expensive than I would like.

I was thinking about 40 euros or so, but will look around at the price here.

 

Can either of your recognise what PSP model this is? (online advert I am looking at, doesn't say what model it is)

p7AiPqj.png

3000

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-snip-

That's a 3000

 

And you can probably get them for less than that, but for me it was a good deal, i mean it was in really good condition with a lot of extra's.

 

Oh and 1 tip, if you want to get a lot of memory 4 cheap, get an sd to mmc adapter, i have one that can take up to 2 32gb microsd cards, and microsd is really cheap soo... I think i got 32gb + adapter for 24 euros.

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3000

That's a 3000

Thanks for being so super helpful :D

I will now have to look around on second hand sites and flea markets and stuff for a good deal :)

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Thanks for being so super helpful :D

I will now have to look around on second hand sites and flea markets and stuff for a good deal :)

Some thing to recognize what model it is:

Check in what color the power text is printed, if it's green it's a 1000, if it's not green it's 2000 or 3000

Start and select buttons are the second thing to recognize models, the 2000 buttons are shaped like half a circle and 1000 and 3000 are completely rounded at the edges, more like an oval.

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If someone is selling one its because he doesnt need/use it anymore, which means that the seller might accept a low offer just to get rid of it. Well, its worth the shot. Good luck ;)

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What are the best PSP models with a UMD drive?

PSP 2000? 3000?

What model is more reliable?

 

Want to use it to play PSP (UMD) games on it and possibly install an emulator too..

3000 becuase there newer and the laser would be less used, but I loved the 1000's UMD drive build.
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I have a PSP 2000 but screen is worn out and joystick is broken. One of the best portable consoles imo

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