PS1/2 PS2 Slim with the flip top cover

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I bought a PS2 Slim specifically because of it and it's rather unique in its own right. I'm aware that back then they'd use this for Swap Magic, but even now it can be more convenient than opening the official disc cover (admittedly I haven't done for years).

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This add-on is available on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Swap-M...7000-Playstation-2-Play-Imports-/381681600877

Cool thing about it is that if you have a disc cover partially broken/loose, this'll do.
 
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