So you're not going to use the warranty to get the console fixed or replaced, and you will just go and buy another one later on? That's really silly. You should get the PS4 fixed, and if it doesn't get fixed then it needs to be replaced at the manufacturer's expense. If it is a fairly well known problem then they can't claim you're faking them out.

I had this problem 2 weeks ago. When I google they say it's because the "eject" button my be faulty or stock. I had play with the eject button to try to "unstock" it. After that it worked fine and I never use the eject button to eject a disk again. I use the control to eject every discs

I'm pretty sure it's just a faulty disc drive, which would be covered by the Manufacturer Warranty which exists for the first year.

So a shame, bad luck, but not the end of the world.

You have to be the luckiest person in history. I burned through multiple PS1s and PS2s I've ended up owning over 6 consoles between the 2 and the only one that still lives is the psOne I bought after the rails burned out on my 2 fat ps1s.

Have you tried opening the hard drive cover and tightening the eject screw in the tiny vent on the side? My sibling had the eject ps4 issue as well and I used this method and it's worked for over a year now!

Had same problem, kept happening over and over for weeks, till i removed the little rubber grip thing under the eject button, hasn't happened in almost a year now

Note if u remove it u dont rip it or break it off, it literally just pops out and can be easily placed back if u want

i have my console vertically btw

That explains the high sales.

Have had all major consoles (15m+) since NES. PS2 is original fat, 14 years old, never had a problem and was used constantly. PS1 was also original and did not break.

The problems started in 7th gen. 360s broke all the time, PS3 broke a few times. One day was particularly bad where 2 360s and a PS3 died in a 24 hour span. I think it has more to do with being closer to PCs. Most of my PCs become junk after 10 years, some after 5.

I've had problems since the PS1 sadly. You can do stuff to keep them running, like put them on their side or upside down but eventually the rails went out. I burned through 2 PS1s that way until I got a PSOne. That one still works to this day. PS2 was DREs and eventually the laser it self would give out. I even learned how to take a PS2 apart to clean it out and clean the laser to make the DREs go a way for a while but eventually the lasers gave out on those too. Spent too much on Sony machines that would just die out.

After reading your post a couple of times I get the impression that your trolling? I was gonna give you the benefit of the doubt but after reading your post a good few times it makes no sense.

1) You state you have no warranty even though your PS4 is the white Destiny bundle which is what 4 months old. So your lying there or your PS4 is stolen?

2) Clearly you live in a household that things never breakdown in or are never sent back for repair?

3)The title is misleading and down outright wrong!

4) You don't want to send in your PS4 for repair as you don't believe in it will fully fix the problem?

5)Your saying you will have to spent $900 in total if you bought another PS4 whereas you could get yours fixed for free or replaced if it had a common fault?

5) You advise other people to be aware trying to scare people with this bullocks. It could happen to them. I've got my launch day PS4 working fine!