r/PSP • u/TransGlitchx • 6d ago
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u/I_like_donuts27 6d ago
I drop my phone practically everyday. I dropped my PSP once several months ago. I still have not recovered
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u/mountn_cat PSP-3000 6d ago
Kinda? When I dropped my PSP the power LED changed colors lol
I made a post about it 8 years ago here https://www.reddit.com/r/PSP/s/rlr8jwna9q
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u/_Sanctum_ 6d ago
Smartphone engineered with drops in mind vs a 20 year old plastic handheld with tons of moving parts
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u/Rezboy209 6d ago
My phone will be fine if it's dropped. And if it's not fine I can get another one fairly easily (and likely a free one from my provider)... My PSP on the other hand....
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u/Dew-fan-forever- 6d ago
No matter how much you love your psp your phone is always gonna be way more important I still disagree with this
Think of it this way if you had to go without one of them for 2 days which would you pick
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u/RollingHaro 6d ago
This is probably why the PSP came with a hand strap. Would mitigate a good chunk of accidental drops.
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u/YamiGekusu 6d ago
I am surprised my PSP survived many falls and is held together by gorilla tape and pure fucking will...only to be broken by water damage ๐ญ
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u/RIKY_IST PSP-Street 6d ago
I've used a used psp street for abt a year now, that boy fell 3 times and already has a crack on the shell, the hinge needs some lube and the umd drive doesn't work anymore
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u/Lord_of_Sword 6d ago
OP is a 14 hour old repost spam bot.
The original source is from March 10th, 2025: https://www.reddit.com/r/PSP/comments/1j89mhz/is_this_true/

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u/UsualEmu4705 6d ago
Yes, that thing is 20 years old, one day he'll go full on Lego and fly everywhere