One of the joys of the PS3 was its easily upgradeable hard drive -- and the PS4 is no different. By sliding off the PS4's case and removing a single screw, you can easily slot in a replacement hard ...

While the PlayStation 4 Pro won't feature a built-in solid state drive, users will be able to replace the console's internal HDD with a new drive of their choosing. "Yes, it is user replaceable," ...

We already knew that we would be able to remove and upgrade the PlayStation 4's hard drive, if we felt so inclined. Now the PC specialist site Computer Bild has posted some detailed photos showing ...

Sony has finally, officially answered two of the most frequently asked questions about the upcoming PlayStation 4 Pro. The PlayStation 4 Pro, Sony's mid-generation upgrade, is out in less than a month ...

PlayStation 4 owners that are finding their 500 GB internal hard drive supplied with the PS4 out-of-the-box a little small for their gaming needs. Might be interested in a new storage device created ...

Last week’s PSLS Help Desk touched on replacing your PS4 hard drive, something that we’ve covered a few times over the years that the PS4 has been out. This time, we added the new slim model to the ...

As is the case with the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 3, you will be able to swap out the internal hard drive for the PlayStation 4 Pro if you want to. The company told GameSpot that the PS4 Pro ...

The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are both equipped with a 2.5-inch 500GB hard drive that spins at 5,400 revolutions per minute. Only the PlayStation 4's hard drive, however, can be replaced or upgraded.

An curved arrow pointing right. If you own a PS4, you’ll quickly find yourself hitting your system’s storage limit. Especially if you’re a PS Plus member who downloads 2 free games each month. Whether ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If you've ever thought to upgrade your PS4 hard drive, it may be due to the issue of constantly ...

Games take up a lot of memory these days, with digital copies and updates making certain titles over 50 GB entirely on their own. As such, you’ll want to have as much storage as possible on your PS4, ...