Sony PlayStation Vita 32 GB Memory Stick Micro M2 Flash Memory Card
- Brand:
- Sony
- Model Number:
- 4948872412988
- UPC:
- 711719220411
- EAN:
- 0711719220411
- ASIN:
- B006JKASCK
- Walmart SKU:
- 19715033
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.54/5 from 13 reviews.
Bigger the better don't have to worry bout getting another memory card
Ok so yes these cards are more than what some of the other storage devices are going for but there's nothing we can do about that, so if you own a vita this is the way to go. These cards are very small and you would not want to carry a few of them around. If you use your vita a lot or plan on downloading several games at least trust me and just get the 32gb. Its not hard but more of a hassle to transfer files and games back and forth, and with this card you dont have to worry about it and can just keep everything on your vita. if transfering doesn't bother you than you can get away with the 8gb or 16gb depending on how many games you want to store at one time, but if your anything like me and load it up with ps1 classics and psp games from the playstaion store not to mention actual vita games and the free games you can get this is the card you should get.
I am a huge fan of anything playstation, and was excited to get the Vita. In the past I had gotten 1 gb and 2 gb memory cards for my PSP, but they were nowhere near enough for all the games and videos I wanted to put on it and I hated having to keep going back and forth between memory cards. I wanted one memory card that I could use for the entire lifetime of the Vita. I knew I needed the biggest and the best. As is, I've already used about 4 gb and that was just in the first week. You can work with some of the smaller memory cards, but if you use your Vita a lot, like me, you definitely want the 32 gb memory card.
Very satisfied , prompt delivery !
[Employee of walmartcanada] This is just what my son wanted for his PSVita. Says it works great
So I have a PS Vita and I have three memory cards (4 GB, 16 GB, and 32 GB). I bought a 32 GB memory card and thought that would be the end of me buying memory cards but I was wrong. 32 GB is a lot of memory, but if you plan on buying a ton of content (ie...games, movies) from the Playstation Store then you'll need more that one 32 GB card. The 32 GB memory card I bought is almost full and I need to expand by buying another 32 GB memory card. The price on the 32 GB memory cards have gone down in price....thank goodness. I just ordered another 32 GB memory card and that makes a total of four memory cards. I wish they would make a 60 or 80 GB memory card. The PS Vita is a great system and the games are awesome!
This card is expensive, sure, but only get it if you're going to spend the money on content to fill it anyway. Dont complain about its price if you won't. But im happy with it, its reliable, doesn't delete things randomly or anything.
Too much money for the capacity and the speeds, but an absolute necessity if you're a PSVita owner, particularly if you buy games digitally through PSN.
Of course this is a quality product and works as expected. The downside is Sony is overcharging its loyal customers for a proprietary card that is limited in size...
If you own a Playstation Vita then you have became aware of Sony's habit of higher priced memroy chips. And the Vita's are only able to be used with it on top of that so it's even more expensive in that idea (You can buy a smaller & cheaper capacity card but then when you buy a higher capacity you cannot recylce the smaller card to say a phone or camera). With that said I have been able to store quite a few PSP (8 games), videos (10), and Vita games (4) upon it with quite a bit of space to spare. So in that aspect it's a win. On the flip side the chip is extremely small and if you think you can juggle multiple memory chips forget about it. The chip is about the size of a man's pinky nail. Friends who bought the 4gb chips and upgraded have problems finding the 4gb chips now if they didn't put them square away.
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