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All my products are 100% Authentic.

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Popular early model, CECHA00.

Sony PlayStation 3 Console

CECHA00 (60GB)


PlayStation 3 console

☆Console


This item is a rare, high-performance early model capable of playing PlayStation 1, 2, and 3 games all in one.


Connect to the internet to watch YouTube on a large TV screen as well.


Lens replaced

CPU thermal paste applied

Internal battery replaced


Operation Check

PS1, PS3    OK

PS2 (Silver/Blue discs) OK

CD, DVD   OK

Internet connection   OK

Shipping

We ship orders using FedEx, DHL, Japan Post, or SpeedPAK.

The shipping method depends on the shipping service selected on the product page:

● Economy Shipping

Shipped via Japan Post (Airmail) or SpeedPAK Economy.

● Expedited Shipping

Shipped via FedEx, DHL, SpeedPAK, or Japan Post (EMS).

The carrier is selected based on the shipping service, destination, and availability.

Payment

Handling time varies depending on the product.

Please check the shipping details and estimated delivery date shown on each product page before placing your order.

The estimated delivery date is calculated based on the handling time and the selected shipping service.

International Buyers - Please Note:

● For U.S. Buyers (Shipping to the United States)

Import duties, taxes, and related customs fees are already included in the item price or shipping cost (DDP: Delivered Duty Paid). You will not be required to pay any additional customs charges upon delivery.

Note: Items over USD 2,500 per transaction (including shipping) or those under the Authenticity Guarantee service may be excluded.

● For Buyers Outside the U.S.

Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These costs are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.

We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts" – U.S. and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.