thanks.
I didnt know we could change PS4 HDD.

So, I can surelly get a 500GB PS4, and when it HDD start to get full, I change it!
Is no more the big issue I thought i would be.

It supports SSD, but the performance is not that much better to justify the price. PS4 out of the box is already fast, so the ideal solution is upgrading to a SSHD (hybrid), as they are much cheaper than SSD, and still offer a decent speed boost.

I upgraded to Seagate 1TB SSHD on day one, but I still wouldn't have filled the original one, since I delete games once I'm done with them. There is no reason to keep them, and no reason to DL all PS+ games either, just the one or two you plan to play at any given time.

I hear the vast majority of drives over 2tb arent supported though... So I would do some research on any hard drive before attempting to install it...

Yeah the PS4 has quite a bit of memory to play with so I guess that helps and yes SSD's are a bit overpriced.  But I'm wondering do you notice much diffence in how your PS4 performs now with the SSHD in comparison to the original HDD

It's enough for everyone I know.  ou can always upgrade in the future when HDD's are a third the price they are now.

I've never used the original HDD, so I personally don't know, but here are two very good comparisons:

http://www.pcper.com/reviews/General-Tech/PlayStation-4-PS4-HDD-SSHD-and-SSD-Performance-Testing

http://www.tested.com/tech/gaming/459128-tested-playstation-4-hard-drive-vs-ssd-vs-hybrid-drive/ (this one is a video)

I believe you can't change the internal drive in Xbone - is that correct?

Don't worry about the space. 500 GB sure is too small for me, but 1 TB will be the standard next year. The CoD Xbone bundle already comes with a 1 TB HDD, I'm sure Sony and MS will turn this into a standard feature in 2015.

Totally depends upon individual user habits.

I installed 500 GB HDDs in my PS3s over the 7 years I've been using them and the only times I ran into storage issues was when I used to keep a lot of video files stored locally which ate up space fast.

More recently, due to all the free downloads I've been taking due to PSN+, storage space has become an issue due to having too many full retail games on HDD. It doesn't help that I have over 100 games purchased through PSN and have the majority of them installed as well.

With the higher install sizes for PS4 games, it's not difficult to fill up 500 GB, and even easier if you use the video recorder function while you play. They have that offload option in addition to the upload option so that's less of an issue, but it still doesn't take a lot of retail game installs or downloads to fill the drive.

I'll just say if someone buys a lot of games for the PS4 and likes to keep everything installed, even the games they no longer play, 1-2 TB would probably be a better fit. But the typical PS4 player won't need that much space, particularly if they delete their inactive game installs.

Thanks will take a look

I just put a 2tb (~1.8 useable space) in my PS4. I bought the samsung backup plus amd ripped the spinpoint m9t out of it.