ps4 anniversary edition

[b1rk]

Originally Posted by Letrico

All PS4 is 100-240V

Are you 100% certain?

Look at the video in time 0:47 and look at the picture below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUH0lIjI_B0

http://console-forum.net/attachment....5&d=1419878455

I was lucky enough to buy one in the USA (still on hold there) and I wonder if they are not for 100-110V. That would be unusable for me as an european citizen.

[GameTrigger]

Originally Posted by b1rk

Are you 100% certain?

Look at the video in time 0:47 and look at the picture below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUH0lIjI_B0

http://console-forum.net/attachment....5&d=1419878455

I was lucky enough to buy one in the USA (still on hold there) and I wonder if they are not for 100-110V. That would be unusable for me as an european citizen.

Originally Posted by GameTrigger

The PS4 is powered via an internal "universal" 110–240 V AC power supply, with a maximum power rating of 250 W.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlaySta...ns#Power_usage

+ same is with PS3

[Letrico]

Originally Posted by b1rk

Are you 100% certain?

Look at the video in time 0:47 and look at the picture below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUH0lIjI_B0

http://console-forum.net/attachment....5&d=1419878455

I was lucky enough to buy one in the USA (still on hold there) and I wonder if they are not for 100-110V. That would be unusable for me as an european citizen.

Like what game trigger said above

For warranty purposes, they are labelled to the voltage of the region to adhere some law to sell the product.

All ps4 are equipped with universal 100-240v power supply. Usa ps4 is written 100-110v but it works with Australia's 220v. They even wrote on their website it does not support other voltage but actually it does.

[dgco86]

Originally Posted by b1rk

Are you 100% certain?

Look at the video in time 0:47 and look at the picture below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUH0lIjI_B0

http://console-forum.net/attachment....5&d=1419878455

I was lucky enough to buy one in the USA (still on hold there) and I wonder if they are not for 100-110V. That would be unusable for me as an european citizen.

Actually, I thought I saw a picture of the label on a US 20th Anniversary PS4 (model CUH-1115A A20) that said it was rated at 110 - 240V. I just wish I could find it. I think it was in an eBay auction unfortunately.

[Raven]

Originally Posted by b1rk

Is there anyone from States who actually got this console and opened it and can confirm what voltage range the console has? I wonder if it's 100-110V or 100-240V.

Thanks

Pretty sure the PS4 has a universal power supply. I think the labels and all does not state that but only says the regions voltage just to meet electrical standards or specifications.

This is the same with the PS3

Edit - did not see that this got answered

[dipzy]

Mine came a few days ago from Game

[GameTrigger]

Has shipping/brown box some texts or is it blank?

[dgco86]

There's some text. The US one says CUH-1115A / A20 on the box and has a sticker with some barcodes, the model number and serial number.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAFeigRYlH0

[Gazereths]

Bit late I know, but those hacker arseholes put a dampener on Xmas for me....I was gonna try out DA:I MP

[Iwatasan]

http://www.polygon.com/2014/12/28/74...-rocks-instead

made me chuckle