something like this ? d a t aweeklyviewingsummaryedit wow this sub is active early in the morning , three replies with the same link at the same time P <| sep |> Thanks for the clarification <| sep |> Geo had the best prices when I got rid of my old PS 4 . I checked just about every other place I know of but they came out on top at the time 2015 december . Also , if you have a smart phone you can install their app , register and get an extra 1000 yen on the selling price . <| sep |> Rest easy , u 1119 graves , that was my pick too . <| sep |> Brushed uses more battery , makes enough sparks that the plastic around the motor needs to either be UV resistant or it ' ll turn brittle and eventually fail , and you ' ll eventually need to replace the brushes . The upside is they ' re cheap and simple , not requiring any circuitry , or even specifically AC or DC . Brushed , on the other hand , offers more power for it ' s size , meaning either more torque in the same sized motor , or the same torque in a smaller motor . They ' re also generally significantly more battery efficient , by virtue of generally being smarter . Basically every brushless device you ' ll encounter will have a little circuit that detects how fast it ' s spinning , so that it can use the lowest amount of power possible to maintain whatever RPM it ' s set at , and then crank up the power as you put load on it and slow it down . That also means a more consistent RPM . I think you CAN do that with brushed , but you don ' t generally see it done . You won ' t regret brushless if it ' s in your price range .