Bench log — Sony PSP 1000 Launch Edition Gold Champagne Handheld System
One unit, one record. SKU NEK-ELE-001387.
Bench-tested by us and working. If it isn’t right when it arrives, we’ll make it right.
The unit this log describesSony PSP 1000 Launch Edition Gold Champagne Handheld SystemGoodSold — September 2026See the listing What we testedRecorded June 27, 2026
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- Passed:Reads UMD games properly
Suggested checklist comparison
Suggested profile: handheld console — read it here. 0 of 6 template labels match this record. Matching ignores case and punctuation only. Other wording is kept below; an unmatched label does not establish that a test was omitted. This comparison does not mean this unit ran the whole template.
- Not recorded:Powers on — no matching label in this record
- Not recorded:Screen displays properly — no matching label in this record
- Not recorded:Sound works — no matching label in this record
- Not recorded:All buttons and D-pad respond — no matching label in this record
- Not recorded:Reads and plays games — no matching label in this record
- Not recorded:Charges and holds power — no matching label in this record
Other recorded labels
- Passed:Reads UMD games properly
Where it came from, what we did to it
A Sony PSP-1000 in champagne gold, a Japanese-region (NTSC-J) unit with an IPS screen installed — though the screen may need realignment. Tested and working, and it reads UMD games properly. The system appears to have older custom firmware installed (5.50 Prome-4), and we can't say for certain whether the shell is original or a reshell. Sold as the console and battery only — no charger, memory card, or game. No games, ROMs, BIOS, or copyrighted data of any kind are included or advertised — the system ships without a memory card. Load only homebrew or content you legally own.
Flaws we found
- IPS screen may need realignment
- Shell may be original or a reshell — not 100% certain
Each of these is photographed on the listing. The photos are the contract.