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Insanely compact PS5 ‘Mini’ is 70% smaller and charges your controllers simultaneously

A YouTuber designed an incredible fan-made PS5 'Mini' that's 70% smaller than Sony's original PS5, yet has thermal performance almost matching it. This tiny console fits in backpacks and charges two controllers simultaneously.

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PS5 mini - made by YouTuber NFC (Not From Concentrate)
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If you thought the PS5 Slim was compact, wait till you see what one innovative YouTuber has done. Meet the PlayStation Mini, a creation of YouTuber NFC (Not From Concentrate), which pushes the boundaries of gaming console size reduction to a whole new level. This pint-sized powerhouse is not just smaller, it’s a marvel of engineering and design ingenuity.

When rumors of a PS5 Slim circulated, NFC had grander aspirations. Dissatisfied with the incremental changes of the official PS5 Slim, NFC set out on a DIY journey to create a console that truly redefined compact gaming. The result? A console that’s a mere fraction of its predecessor’s size, yet packs a punch comparable to the original PS5.

This mini marvel is not just about shrinking dimensions; it’s a meticulous reimagining of the PS5’s architecture. From a revamped thermal system to a redesigned chassis, every aspect of the console has been meticulously crafted to maximize performance while minimizing footprint. And let’s not forget the slick aesthetics – with a glowing PS logo and sleek carbon fiber accents, this console looks like it rolled off Sony‘s own assembly line.

But how did NFC achieve such a feat? Through a combination of craftsmanship and innovation. Using CNC machines and 3D printers, NFC painstakingly crafted new components, from outer housings to inner thermal architectures. The result is a console that not only looks professional but performs like a champ.

One of the most impressive features of the PS5 Mini is its size. At just 3.3 liters in volume, it’s a fraction of the size of its predecessor, making it perfect for on-the-go gaming. And with two built-in DualShock controller docks that also serve as chargers, it’s as convenient as it is compact.

Image showing size comparison of PS5 Slim and PS5 mini which made by YouTuber NFC (Not From Concentrate)
Image showing size comparison of PS5 Slim and PS5 mini which made by YouTuber NFC (Not From Concentrate)
Image showing PS5 mini charges two DualShock controller simultaneously - made by YouTuber NFC (Not From Concentrate)

But what about performance? Surprisingly, the PS5 Mini holds its own against the original, with temperatures matching up closely in both idle and gaming scenarios. NFC’s ingenious thermal management system ensures that even in this smaller form factor, the console stays cool under pressure.

Temperature test of PS5 vs PS5 mini - made by YouTuber NFC (Not From Concentrate)
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Of course, this level of innovation doesn’t come easy. NFC had to redesign over 20 components, sourcing materials and crafting parts in his studio workshop. But the end result speaks for itself – a console that’s not just smaller, but smarter too.

So what’s next for the PlayStation Mini? While it may be a one-off creation for now, it’s clear that NFC’s innovation knows no bounds. Who knows what the future holds for gaming’s favorite mini console? One thing’s for sure – the PlayStation Mini is proof that good things really do come in small packages.


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