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product_id: 65394595
title: "Sony Playstation 3 Console (40GB Version)"
price: "67056 som"
currency: KGS
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/65394595-sony-playstation-3-console-40gb-version
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region: Kyrgyzstan
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# SIXAXIS Wireless Control 40GB Storage Power Multi-Connector Ready Sony Playstation 3 Console (40GB Version)

**Price:** 67056 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Level up your legacy gaming with the PS3 40GB – where classic meets cutting-edge.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sony Playstation 3 Console (40GB Version)
- **How much does it cost?** 67056 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/65394595-sony-playstation-3-console-40gb-version)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Epic 40GB Storage:** Store your favorite games, demos, and media with ample space to fuel your gaming marathons.
- • **Classic Gaming Icon:** Own a piece of gaming history that defined a generation and still delivers immersive entertainment.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** Quick Start Guide and all essential cables included for an effortless out-of-the-box experience.
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Includes AV cable, USB cable, and Euro AV Connector for seamless setup on multiple display types.
- • **Revolutionary SIXAXIS Controller:** Experience wireless freedom and precision with the iconic SIXAXIS motion-sensing controller.

## Overview

The PlayStation 3 Console (40GB Version) offers a robust gaming experience with 40GB of storage, the wireless SIXAXIS controller for intuitive gameplay, and a comprehensive set of cables including AV, USB, and Euro AV Connector for versatile connectivity. Perfect for gamers seeking a blend of classic titles and multimedia functionality.

## Description

Sony Playstation 3 Console (40GB Version) : desertcart.co.uk: PC & Video Games

Review: From PS2 to PS3 - a vast improvement - Having played just the PS2 and Gamecube previously, the step up to a 40GB PS3 is quite a leap in terms of graphics and gameplay possibilities, whether we're talking the 60GB or 40GB version the gameplay and core gaming hardware is the same (tiny nit-picking aside). People kept saying to me "Oooh, you'll want to snap up those 60GB versions, they're so much better blah blah blah", but at £500+ I don't think they're *that* much better.. the games will play just the same, as will Blu-Ray movies, and that's what the console is about after all. You can still load music and photos onto the 40GB one just as you would a computer (via a standard USB port), it still has wi-fi and wired networking, but for me the clinchers are lower power demands which means quieter fan and lower heat output. The fact that it's much quieter means that I can comfortably leave it running Folding@Home in my room at night without it keeping me awake. Folding@Home is included with the 40GB model, or can be downloaded from the Stanford University Folding@Home website. The current price of £279 with a HDMI cable that desertcart are selling at matches anything you're likely to find on the high street, beating most of the chain stores like GAME and GameStation, in fact only HMV came close but their game selection was rubbish at my local store, and I would still have been about £15 out of pocket had I bought from them. I sourced Motor Storm and Resistance Fall of Man on desertcart for roughly £24 each and Oblivion Game of the Year Edition for £33, all brand new. No shops or eBay sellers could match that (in fact those prices are the typical 2nd-hand price for those games on eBay). One thing I would say though is that the 40GB can soon be filled with game data, downloads from PS3 Store, and also demos from the cover of a magazine - just one disc's worth has filled about 20GB, Oblivion uses about 5GB for game data. I have heard that it's possible to easily replace the existing hard drive with a much larger capacity one via a small flap and one screw without voiding the warranty, and dual-boot with PS3 or Linux is officially supported by Sony. The hard drive management utilities are good - there's the capability to format, backup, all sorts. UPDATE: Having had the console for a few months now and really gotten to grips with it, I can say I'm very impressed with the non-gaming features it contains, particularly the photo album presentations and it's capabilities when playing movie files (I use DivX). Motorstorm plays brilliantly online, Oblivion is excellent (but I advise everyone to avoid the Game of the Year Edition as it contains too many glitches) and now I'm just waiting for GTA IV to arrive in the post so that'll be another few months' worth of sheer joy!
Review: Great Machine, it's like a supercharged car - OK so i've had a Wii since about Feb this year. It's a great machine with some good games, a few great games and a lot of rubbish. I decided to buy a PS3 to compliment the Wii after a lot of research comparing the PS3 to the Xbox 360. I finally settled on the PS3 for a number of reasons, firstly this deal with fifa08 is great with the free hdmi lead. The machine itself is very quiet you can hear the disc reading and thats about it. It comes with blu-ray so no need to buy a seperate player and playback on blu-ray is great, i've tried it with the movie 300. It's more reliable than a Xbox 360 at least from all the reviews i've read, hardly any mention any PS3 problems and the xbox 360 seems to be hit and miss, I personally know someone who is on to their fourth in a year but equally know someone else who's never had any problems with the Xbox so the build consistency seems suspect and I didn't want a machine that could potentially break down every few months. The PS3 machine itself runs reasonable cool as long as there's decent ventilation, even after a few hours its not hot at all. It's build quality is exceptional, it's solid, you could probably drop it and it would survive. It looks great in the living room. It's going to get DivX support soon. If you need more disk space, you can easily add a new hard disk and replace the existing one without invalidating your warranty. OK it doesn't have as many games as the Xbox 360 and most of the games are ported from the 360, however I think next year we'll see a change. It's got innovation like the Wii with tilt controller for driving games and the new eye cam. It's also cheaper than the Xbox360 if you want to add the Xbox's HD player to the package, plus blu-ray is Disney exclusive so for people with kids this format is probably essential. In conclusion i'm glad I chose the PS3 over the Xbox and it does compliment my Wii as a different gaming experience, Fifa08 on the Wii is terrible but on the PS3 it's great, the Wii is more family fun, whereas the PS3 is great for online and solo play. Both machines are excellent in their own way, but I don't see the point of having a Xbox360 and a PS3 as they are too similar.

## Features

- PS3 system
- SIXAXIS (1x)
- AC power cord
- AV cable
- USB cable
- Euro AV Connector Plug (Scart block)
- Printed Materials (Quick Start Guide etc.)

## Images

![Sony Playstation 3 Console (40GB Version) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91E8c4dbn2L.jpg)
![Sony Playstation 3 Console (40GB Version) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91ezK+8+pKL.jpg)
![Sony Playstation 3 Console (40GB Version) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91Dp--aZqeL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this come with a controller?**
A: *SIXAXIS (1x) is the controller (Yes in answer to your question)

**Q: is this real**
A: Yes Martin it's real. I have now had a refund from the company who sold it to me. Unfortunately I did not get my 23 pounds postage refunded I most certainly will not be using this company again.

**Q: Is it still free to play games online with a PS3 ?**
A: Yes it is still free to play online on PS3. But if you got a ps4, you would have to get PlayStation plus to play online.

**Q: Whats the model number?**
A: not sure but AMAZON gives this ASIN: B0007SV734.Search for "Sony PlayStation 3 Console (60GB Premium Version)"  other info on this includes (the bit about the PS2 games is below also) Haven't been able to play PS1 games but PS2 games OK. Please note not all PS2 games are compatible!!Premium pack contains 60GB (removable/upgradeable) hard drive*Next generation Cell processor*HDMI output*Includes: MemoryStick / SD / Compact Flash slots*Wireless 802.11 b/g*Ethernet connection*Motion sensing wireless Bluetooth controller*Next generation Blu-ray drive*Supports USB keyboards and mice*Stream audio and video to your PS3*4x USB2.0 ports*Backwards compatible with over 1000, but not all, PSone and PlayStation 2 games*Virtual memory card capabilities save your old PS1/PS2 games*Dimensions: 325mm (w) x 98mm (h) x 274mm (d)*Weight: 5kg* PLAYSTATION 3 games are region-free (some languages and video output resolutions may not be supported in games purchased from outside the UK)*SIXAXIS controller included*Note: This pack does not include an HDMI cable

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From PS2 to PS3 - a vast improvement
*by J***M on 3 January 2008*

Having played just the PS2 and Gamecube previously, the step up to a 40GB PS3 is quite a leap in terms of graphics and gameplay possibilities, whether we're talking the 60GB or 40GB version the gameplay and core gaming hardware is the same (tiny nit-picking aside). People kept saying to me "Oooh, you'll want to snap up those 60GB versions, they're so much better blah blah blah", but at £500+ I don't think they're *that* much better.. the games will play just the same, as will Blu-Ray movies, and that's what the console is about after all. You can still load music and photos onto the 40GB one just as you would a computer (via a standard USB port), it still has wi-fi and wired networking, but for me the clinchers are lower power demands which means quieter fan and lower heat output. The fact that it's much quieter means that I can comfortably leave it running Folding@Home in my room at night without it keeping me awake. Folding@Home is included with the 40GB model, or can be downloaded from the Stanford University Folding@Home website. The current price of £279 with a HDMI cable that Amazon are selling at matches anything you're likely to find on the high street, beating most of the chain stores like GAME and GameStation, in fact only HMV came close but their game selection was rubbish at my local store, and I would still have been about £15 out of pocket had I bought from them. I sourced Motor Storm and Resistance Fall of Man on Amazon for roughly £24 each and Oblivion Game of the Year Edition for £33, all brand new. No shops or eBay sellers could match that (in fact those prices are the typical 2nd-hand price for those games on eBay). One thing I would say though is that the 40GB can soon be filled with game data, downloads from PS3 Store, and also demos from the cover of a magazine - just one disc's worth has filled about 20GB, Oblivion uses about 5GB for game data. I have heard that it's possible to easily replace the existing hard drive with a much larger capacity one via a small flap and one screw without voiding the warranty, and dual-boot with PS3 or Linux is officially supported by Sony. The hard drive management utilities are good - there's the capability to format, backup, all sorts. UPDATE: Having had the console for a few months now and really gotten to grips with it, I can say I'm very impressed with the non-gaming features it contains, particularly the photo album presentations and it's capabilities when playing movie files (I use DivX). Motorstorm plays brilliantly online, Oblivion is excellent (but I advise everyone to avoid the Game of the Year Edition as it contains too many glitches) and now I'm just waiting for GTA IV to arrive in the post so that'll be another few months' worth of sheer joy!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Machine, it's like a supercharged car
*by S***L on 5 December 2007*

OK so i've had a Wii since about Feb this year. It's a great machine with some good games, a few great games and a lot of rubbish. I decided to buy a PS3 to compliment the Wii after a lot of research comparing the PS3 to the Xbox 360. I finally settled on the PS3 for a number of reasons, firstly this deal with fifa08 is great with the free hdmi lead. The machine itself is very quiet you can hear the disc reading and thats about it. It comes with blu-ray so no need to buy a seperate player and playback on blu-ray is great, i've tried it with the movie 300. It's more reliable than a Xbox 360 at least from all the reviews i've read, hardly any mention any PS3 problems and the xbox 360 seems to be hit and miss, I personally know someone who is on to their fourth in a year but equally know someone else who's never had any problems with the Xbox so the build consistency seems suspect and I didn't want a machine that could potentially break down every few months. The PS3 machine itself runs reasonable cool as long as there's decent ventilation, even after a few hours its not hot at all. It's build quality is exceptional, it's solid, you could probably drop it and it would survive. It looks great in the living room. It's going to get DivX support soon. If you need more disk space, you can easily add a new hard disk and replace the existing one without invalidating your warranty. OK it doesn't have as many games as the Xbox 360 and most of the games are ported from the 360, however I think next year we'll see a change. It's got innovation like the Wii with tilt controller for driving games and the new eye cam. It's also cheaper than the Xbox360 if you want to add the Xbox's HD player to the package, plus blu-ray is Disney exclusive so for people with kids this format is probably essential. In conclusion i'm glad I chose the PS3 over the Xbox and it does compliment my Wii as a different gaming experience, Fifa08 on the Wii is terrible but on the PS3 it's great, the Wii is more family fun, whereas the PS3 is great for online and solo play. Both machines are excellent in their own way, but I don't see the point of having a Xbox360 and a PS3 as they are too similar.

### ⭐ Awful
*by E***T on 1 September 2021*

Brought this ps3 cause my current ps3 was old and my hdmi was completely broke and I wanted HD for my ps3 games. When arrived it came looking like they just threw it in the box with no care and it came with a completely broke cheap looking plug in controller that did not work, when I went to use it it seemed to work well so I became happy until about 2 months later when I got a red light of death and it completely stopped working tried to fix it but no luck and cause of that I could not return it so I had to bin the whole console, I would not buy from this buyer not very good.

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