PlayStation Vita Wi-Fi model Aqua Blue

My bro bought this and liked it. We had to replace the left analog stick. This was used and stated as much, so we weren't too upset but it is in immaculate quality and the fix wasn't hard.

Came very secure and safe packaging . Works great very happy with product .

I got a vita because I wanted something to sit and play on the couch while watching TV, or laying in bed, without having to sit with a laptop or something. I had a ps plus membership for a long time so vita was the natural choice so I can play the backlog of free games I accumulated. The screen is great on this, the games are fun, if a little targeted to teenage/family audience. PS1 support is limited to the what's in the store. The color is awesome... I almost chose the orange but the blue matches my other tech stuff so it ended up working out well. Battery life is great, I get 10hrs or more between charges. The buttons are a little smaller than I expected, but the system is light and comfortable to use (except the left stick placement feels a little odd.) I haven't tried it with a grip but ps4 streaming works very well over wi-fi or local system broadcast. PS3 streaming DOES NOT WORK so don't get this to play your ps1 discs through a ps3, which sucks, I was hoping to stream a few of my old discs but there's just no way to get it working. I also had a problem where the game Tearaway is unplayable when downloaded from the ps store, which may be a memory card issue but does not affect any of the other 50+ games I installed. Support is dying a little bit for this system, and the screen is small so it can be tough on older eyes, but the product is definitely worth picking up for a bit of portable RPG fun from time to time. If I had to do it again I'd probably just go for a $150 refurbished one, the price point for how much I've actually played this was probably a little high, but no regrets! Just make sure you know exactly what you're getting into when you get this, make sure you know you can't homebrew with a newer model, and make sure you are ok with the indie/jrpg games that the system supports the best, and this is a worthwhile system.

The item works great but everything else besides the USB cable from the listing was not included in the package. No charging adapter, no game, no SD card adapter and SD card. Also the Unit was not specified as a Japanese import model which reverses the X and o buttons but that is an easy software fix. Very happy with the Vita, unhappy to be missing all of the listed extras and needed accessories.

First off, It's definitely worth getting one of the colored models from Japan of the PS Vita Slim! All the colors are gorgeously vibrant and have a matte texture (unlike the standard black ones which are shiny fingerprint magnets). Plus they are more fun! Purchased mine brand new here on Amazon and it came in perfect condition.PROS:-Half the reason I got this was for compatibility with PSP and PS1 'Classic' which you can download directly to the Vita. I love my PSP, but its def convenient having it all in one! Plus most of them are pretty cheap on the PSN.-Great for Travel. I really wanted something to play while traveling or just on work lunch breaks (though I also play it at home a lot hahaa). The Vita slim is great for that and has tons of travel pouches and cases for protection.-There's a very large community of hardcore PSP and Vita fans. Including FB pages, blogs, and helpful YT buying guides. Please check them out!-There are LOADS of Vita games. More so because its region free and can play many PS1 and PSP games as I mentioned before. There's everything from old school RPGs to open world adventure games to shooters... I don't no why people say theirs "no games".-It plays FPS and open adventure games incredibly smoothly... just like on a console. So don't think this is just for simple, side scrolling games.-The console looks and feels premium. The screen alone is impressive for a little handheld. I will say, I am a female with dainty fingers and fits/plays nicely in my hands.CONS:-Vita games have been really hard to find physical copies of... I found a few used for $10 cartridge only. So you will have to go online if you want physical copies (like Amazon, Ebay or the Gamestop online store). Other than that you can download them directly from the PSN.-Now we get to those infamous memory cards... Sony made cards specific to the Vita, so you cant go out and set any mini SD card like with the PSP. They are STILL pretty pricey and you will find yourself having to put off buying more games as you run out of space on your current memory card. Good job Sony >:c That being said, Don't bother with the small 4-8GB cards. I got a 16GB and have a bunch of PSP, PS1, and few Vita games on it with still plenty of room. It will last you a good while. Get the 32-64GB only if you plan on buying and playing much of the Vita game library... or just have many for a bigger card....NOTE: Yes it is a Japan import, but the Vita is region free! You can set it to English at startup and when you sigh in to your PSN account it will get to that region. Only difference being the Select button on Japanese consoles is the "O" button while in the US it's the "X" button. So in the Vita home menu it will be "O", but if you play an American game it will be "X". Hope that makes sense. Its been virtually no issue to me and I've played for many hours.

This is amazing, the seller that I bought it from was amazing. I love my ps vita. It's in really good condition, it barely has any scratches or anything. It has a little bit, butI'm not gonna complain about it too much. It's not that bad to me. The only thing is that it didn't come with the charger and it cane dead. But thankfully, I had my own charger. So that's also okay. But overall, I think it was really great. And they came overnight, so I love it as long as it works and it's functional. I think it's amazing, and it is! An i modded it myself which was really easy so I love it even more now!!

The original PSP came out when I was still in middle school, and by the time I was a junior in HS I finally saved up enough to purchase and play; Dissidia (final fantasy) became my favorite game and I played it until the 1000 model finally broke. It’s been since 2010 that I’ve just done without, until now! The PSVita can play almost every psp game as well as a litany of PS1 classics, all without any removable carts to lose! This is my numero uno for on the go gaming!