PlayStation 4 model numbers: which one do you have?
Where the model number is
Look at the label on the back or underneath; the model number is usually printed next to the serial number.
How to read it
Consoles read CUH- and four digits plus letters: 10xx–12xx are the original model, 2xxx the Slim, 7xxx the Pro. CUH-Z codes are controllers and accessories.
Not sure? Type the number into the finder.
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Original (CUH-10xx, 11xx, 12xx)
Made 2013–2016
What's different: The original model, made in three main revisions from 2013 to 2016.
Parts and cables: Search for listings that name your model number, and check the photos match your console.
Checked against Wikipedia: PlayStation 4 (secondary source, Oct 18, 2026).
Slim (CUH-2xxx)
Made 2016 onward
What's different: The 2016 Slim model, smaller than the original with a rounded case; it replaced the original model.
Parts and cables: Power supplies, fans and shells differ from the original and Pro; search for listings that name your CUH number.
Checked against Wikipedia: PlayStation 4 (secondary source, Oct 18, 2026).
Pro (CUH-7000, 7100, 7200)
Made 2016 onward
What's different: The higher-end Pro, with three revisions. The CUH-7100 runs a slightly quieter fan profile; the CUH-7200 (2018) has a different power supply that takes the same type of cord as the Slim.
Parts and cables: Power supplies differ between Pro revisions; search for listings that name CUH-7000, 7100 or 7200.
Checked against Wikipedia: PlayStation 4 (secondary source, Oct 18, 2026).
Before you buy, check that the listing names your exact model number and that its photos match your console. The notes here are general guidance written by us, not a promise that a part fits.