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PSP model numbers: which one do you have?

Where the model number is

The model number is on the label under the battery cover or on the back.

How to read it

PSP- and four digits: 1000, 2000 or 3000, plus N1000 (PSP Go) and E1000 (PSP Street). The last digits are region and color.

Not sure? Type the number into the finder.

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PSP-1000

Made 2004 onward

What's different: The original, thickest model; it's the only one with an infrared port.

Parts and cables: Batteries and screens differ between the 1000, 2000 and 3000; search for listings that name your model.

Checked against Wikipedia: PlayStation Portable (secondary source, Oct 18, 2026).

PSP-2000 (Slim & Lite)

Made 2007 onward

What's different: Lighter and thinner than the 1000, and it adds video out through the serial port.

Parts and cables: Batteries and screens differ between the 1000, 2000 and 3000; search for listings that name your model.

Checked against Wikipedia: PlayStation Portable (secondary source, Oct 18, 2026).

PSP-3000

Made 2008 onward

What's different: Released in 2008 with an improved screen; sold in some areas as PSP Brite.

Parts and cables: Batteries and screens differ between the 1000, 2000 and 3000; search for listings that name your model.

Checked against Wikipedia: PlayStation Portable (secondary source, Oct 18, 2026).

PSP Go (PSP-N1000)

Made 2009 onward

What's different: A sliding design with a smaller 3.8-inch screen, built-in 16 GB storage, Memory Stick Micro and Bluetooth; it has no UMD drive.

Parts and cables: Search for listings that name your model number, and check the photos match your console.

Checked against Wikipedia: PlayStation Portable (secondary source, Oct 18, 2026).

PSP Street (PSP-E1000)

Made 2011 onward

What's different: A budget model without Wi-Fi.

Parts and cables: Search for listings that name your model number, and check the photos match your console.

Checked against Wikipedia: PlayStation Portable (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.