PS4 Slim Standoff Feet

Standoff feet for the PS4 Slim for neatly storing accessories under the console (an external HDD, etc.)

It is a simple model, but it matches the slope angle and the radius of the corners of the PS4 Slim perfectly, producing (in my opinion) rather stylish (and practical) feet for your console. In the picture, the feet were printed with Prusament PLA Prusa Galaxy Black, which matches color of the base black PS4 quite well.

Designed in OpenSCAD (source file linked below), so you may change the height of the feet to your liking (and quite easily, in fact, using the “h” variable in the beginning of the file). The default height in the pre-rendered STL and pre-sliced GCODE is 15 mm (+ 2 mm for the small built-in standoffs, which slightly raise the feet from the base surface on which you put the console), as it was originally designed to hide a 2 TB Seagate Game Drive for PS4 underneath the console, reducing its overall footprint.

You may want to put a bit of electric tape on the top of the standoffs (where they meet with the PS4) to prevent them from sliding around when the console is accidentally bumped. (If you want to make it a bit more permanent, you could of course use double sided foam tape.)

These may also work for the PS4 Pro, however, that has not been tested so far. If you own one, please, feel free to test it out and let me know!