PlayStation 3 System Backpack - Black (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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The PlayStation 4 is significantly smaller than the PlayStation 3. It'll stay put. I've been able to fit the following items into the bag the most: First-generation fat PS3, two remotes, 15-inch laptop, and all controllers for both the PS3 and the laptop.
So, according to my son - With the accessories, it could be a tight fit.
Yes, it will fit in the overhead compartment of a plane, and the TSA has never had an issue with the bag during security.
Yes, I believe it will, as long as the length and width are the same, and the compartment is deep enough to accommodate the slim with room to spare.
Selected User Reviews For PlayStation 3 System Backpack - Black (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
This was purchased as a replacement for one that had been in our possession for a number of years. We thought we'd get another because it worked so well for us. Our original is a little beat up, but it's still functional. We were caught in a torrential downpour and had to give up. Our belongings are kept dry in the bag. We don't use it to transport a PS, but we do use it for a lot of other things, and it's a good quality item. We like how it has enough pockets but not too many, and that the buckle strap is better than a zipper.
This caught my eye and I decided to purchase it because it was perfect. My system is cushioned in the section where it is kept in order to protect it from damage. Cables, as well as playstation eye and dualshock wireless controllers, can be stored in the backpack. The sections for storing PlayStation Move controllers are sturdy and will keep them securely in place. I can also store some games, and the bag is large enough for me to store my PS3 in a secure compartment within the backpack. The bag is fantastic, and the price is even better.
This bag was purchased so that I could transport my PS3 slim, two games, and four controllers to different locations. I've also tried it on my PS4 and it's great. I was able to fit the system in the large pocket, two Dualshock 4 controllers in the second pocket, and two games in the front pocket, all while zip-closing the bag. The HDMI, USB, and power cables were all tied together and placed in the side pouches. Unfortunately, there is no way to carry a headset with it, so I had to wear my Pulse Elite around my neck, which wasn't too bad, but a side strap would have made this bag ideal.
The bag itself is great; it fits my PS3 (larger model) with room to spare, so I'm not cramming it in. According to the box's specifications, it can accommodate up to four remote controls and wired games. Everything is in place! The only problem I had with it was the front clip that holds the bag to your chest; it only fits if you're a smaller person in that area. You don't need it, and it's not a big deal, but if you're going to be in an airport and don't want your valuable cargo to get lost, it'll come in handy. (Or the fact that it says PS3 all over it, which is a bit of a drawback for plane travel).
Super padded, so I know my belongings are safe inside, and the backpack portion is fantastic and extremely durable. This is ideal for someone who uses his PS4 on a regular basis.
The only design suggestion is to include a velcro flap to cover the PS3 logo if you don't want to draw unwanted attention to your gaming system. After all, you're on the road.
This PS3 case did not fail to impress - Excellent construction and design! The backpack case, which I bought for a trip, exceeded my expectations - There was enough room for all of my belongings, and everything arrived undamaged. The only design suggestion is to include a velcro flap to cover the PS3 logo if you don't want to draw unwanted attention to your gaming system. After all, you're on the road.
I thought I had reviewed this case when I bought it about a year and a half ago, but apparently not. I still use this case every now and then to play video games with friends or when someone I know buys an HDTV and wants to watch a Blu-ray movie. Ray. I'm a big gamer who still loves his PS3 "phat," but I'm not a kid anymore, and neither are my friends, so I only bring it over once in a while when time allows. There are numerous pockets and storage areas for controllers, cables, a few games, and, of course, the console. I like how the console pocket is padded and lined to keep it from getting scratched. When loaded up on your back with the phat model, it's a little heavy, but the carry handle on top, despite looking like it's not heavy duty enough, works perfectly. If you have to move your PS3 around as well, this is a must-have.
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