PS2 Slim Flip Top GhostCase Kit - Clear Pinkish/Red

This case is great! Looks very cool and doesn't have any issues from my experience with it. I love that you can watch the disc spin. Excellent purchase and easy installation!

This is an amazing beautiful case, however after opening and closing the case a few times, the hinge ultimately cracked on me, making this case useless. A piece of the hinge cracked off and I actually found it floating around in my PS2, thankfully I found it. I've owned this for less than a year, only a few months and its already broken. I did not abuse the case and it was handled only by adult users who opened and closed the ps2 disc tray gently. I think the spring that opens and closes the case is too stiff and puts a lot of pressure on the hinges. The switch that is built into the case worked for me, however you kind of have to line it up and figure it out before you put the case on the system and that could take a while, so the installation isn't as easy as it sounds.The company only seems to offer 30 day returns according to their website, so I am not eligible to send the case back.

Color varies from stock photo. does not come with covers for modem slot, which was only on the first version "Slim" PS2. I had to fabricate something to cover the hole.other wise, I am happy with the case/cover

Beautifull & very good quality but some detils are missing and it's very fragil

great deal

Horrible quality. None of the stand offs are threaded. It only works for the 70000 series, and like another reviewer, my hinge broke on me. For zero reason. I pressed the eject button and the lid comes flying up and snaps the left hinge. Worth maybe $8. Too bad theres literally no other clear ps2 slim cases on the market

This case has problems. The "ghost switch," which is supposed to depress the button on the PS2 that tells it that the lid is closed, can't be lined up with the button, preventing games from loading. There's another piece that's intended to touch the edge of the DVD that is tensioned by a spring. That spring didn't pull the piece back at all, resulting in the disk being unable to spin, which again prevents the PS2 from actually being able to play any games.After more than an hour of taking this apart, putting it back together again, putting parts from my original case into the new case, testing, and failing, I gave up and threw the case away. If you want to play backups using the swap trick (the reason I bought this case), take apart your PS2 and put a piece of tape over the "disk closed" button.