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PS3 G-Pak Console Organizer and Travel Case
Organizes and safely stores, 1 ps3 game console, 2 controllerpads, 24 DVD, cd, or game discs, 4 memory
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Playstation 3 G-pak Console Organizer Case
Organizes and safely stores: All connection, link and power cables Removable 16 disc holder. Secure
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Naki G-Pak Console Organizer & Travel Case PS3
G-Pak Console Organizer & Travel Case PS3 assorted colors. Organizes and safely stores: 1 PS3 Game Console,
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NAKI G-PAK Console Organizer Case for Playstation 3
Organizes and safely stores: 1 PS3 game console 2 controller pads 24 DVDs, CDs or game discs 4 Memory
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Nice case, although I did not receive the color requested, apparently they only have black, but advertise three different colors available.
The case has plenty of room for up to eight games , includeing their cases, or you can store a few cables and the Sony Blue Ray remote (not included) in the top compartment. It nicely unzips along the sides , thus alowing you to keep the player in it at all times , including during operation, however just be sure to check that you are not blocking the side flap that alows for cooling fan, but otherwise I strongly recomend it, giving it five out of five stars. I looked very carefully and can not find any faults with this case. It is very well designed and works very well with the PS3.
The case has plenty of room for up to eight games , includeing their cases, or you can store a few cables and the Sony Blue Ray remote (not included) in the top compartment. It nicely unzips along the sides , thus alowing you to keep the player in it at all times , including during operation, however just be sure to check that you are not blocking the side flap that alows for cooling fan, but otherwise I strongly recomend it, giving it five out of five stars. I looked very carefully and can not find any faults with this case. It is very well designed and works very well with the PS3.
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This is such a great case! It is very easy to transport from one house to the next and you can even play directly from the case! You just need to undo the bottom velcro, plug in the cords, and you are good to go! There is ventilation on the sides of the case so your PS3 doesn't over heat. I suggest placing a towel between the velco scraps that hold in the PS3, and actual PS3 itself to prevent scratching. The material inside is very soft, and the outside is a thicker, harder material. A negative is that it doesn't seem to hold my dvds/games in the case very well, they slide around and sometimes slip out when I open the case. Otherwise it's a great case and I'd recommend it for people who transport their PS3 alot.
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When making a custom case like this, some consideration should be made for what will likely be stored in it apart from the main unit. This case is great for holding a PS3, but it's missing a way to really organize the accessories, which cost it a star.
First, the way the PS3 fits in: you lay the case flat and strap in the PS3 to the bottom panel with two elastic/velcro straps. As many have suggested, it's best to put a shop towel or t-shirt between your machine and the straps to prevent scratching.
The base of the unit is attached with velcro, which allows you to plug in the power cord, video/audio cables, and access the master switch. As a result, you can play games while the console is still in the case. While this seems a dodgy proposition, at best, the case is designed with vents in its side panels to allow air flow, and can even be unzipped fully so that the machine is exposed to air on all sides.
So, yeah, there was some great thinking and engineering going into the PS3 aspects
First, the way the PS3 fits in: you lay the case flat and strap in the PS3 to the bottom panel with two elastic/velcro straps. As many have suggested, it's best to put a shop towel or t-shirt between your machine and the straps to prevent scratching.
The base of the unit is attached with velcro, which allows you to plug in the power cord, video/audio cables, and access the master switch. As a result, you can play games while the console is still in the case. While this seems a dodgy proposition, at best, the case is designed with vents in its side panels to allow air flow, and can even be unzipped fully so that the machine is exposed to air on all sides.
So, yeah, there was some great thinking and engineering going into the PS3 aspects
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