Customer Ratings & Reviews

With only 32g of space I think it was more than enough because I got to play final Fantasy ps1 classics and pop classics without habing to play a game and then delete it in order to start a new one

Just your standard Vita memory card. The 32gig is big enough to almost fit my entire ps+ catalog of games. Gravity, Uncharted, Killzone, NFS, Sonic Racing, and about 20 others, both full retail games and psn games.

The memory card is awesome and is a must have for all Vita owners. The only negative is the high cost. Thankfully, my local Best Buy priced matched and I got about $25 off of the normal cost!

Not really a whole lot to say that it works great. An expensive item proprietary to Sony. The same thing could be accomplished for $10.00 if it wasn't made specific by Sony.

Saves me a ton if time when it comes to all my games that I have downloaded on the PS store an great that I can play most of them thanks to my memory card!

This has alot of storage! I was thinking about getting the 16GB one but for just a few dollars more, you can double the amount of space you have without paying double!

The 32GB card is great if you're like me and download lots of games from PSN. Especially if you have PS Plus. My only complaint is that these things are way overpriced. Of course, this is Sony's fault and not Best Buy's. Sony has a great system here, but shoots themselves in the foot with their memory prices. I managed to get mine for about $45 due to a Best Buy deal, so I am very happy with my purchase.

If you have PlayStation Plus, this is worth having, provided you get it on sale, because $79.99 is just painful (but also Sony's MSRP). The number of released games using PlayStation Plus make a large memory card a necessity if you have the service and can partake. If you're not a PS Plus member and you're relying on buying your digital content, you may not be consuming it fast enough to need this much space, and at the price point, it may be a big-time turn off.

Not much to say about this product only that it does what it suppose to do. However, could be cheaper and well should have been a non proprietary memory card.

i bought the sony ps vita and realized i needed more space so i purchased the 32gb memory card it was easy to install and holds all my games

The price on these 32 GB Vita cards is high, but it does hold a lot of games for my Vita. The product works great and I got a great deal on mine because it was on sale. The price on these is supposed to be dropping sometime soon and Sony is about to release a 64 GB card. If you don't absolutely need one now, then I'd wait for the discount or for the item to go on sale.

It's a no brainer to get a bigger size. No point in spending more on little cards. Plus possible data loss in the process of switching cards out.

It is just for some added space on our Vita. Great to have more space and download even more awesome titles for one of the best handhelds!!

If you want any kind of space on your Vita for content, 32 GB is the minimum I would recommend. Moving content over worked like a charm.

This is the biggest card possible to purchase in North America, so extremely recommended if you plan to download a lot of games.

Got this card on sale at Best Buy. If you download whole games it can take up your memory very quickly, so 32gb was the way to go.

All right, that's probably a little harsh, the Sony Corporation has always made some interesting design choices...anyone remember Beta? This proprietary memory card should have been included WITH the unit, and Sony does not sell it that way, it is a separate expense, shame on me for not knowing that before I bought the PSVita. The quality of the product is excellent and the price, though high when compared to other memory cards is, in fact, very reasonable for what you're getting.

This is definitely a must buy upgrade if you have a PS Vita. I have 8 games saved on there and still plenty room leftover.

Vita needs memory cards. You can get by with the internal GB on the new slim if all you do is play retail carts, browse the web and remote play. That would work. But you'd be missing much of what the Vita can do - it's audio through good headphones is good enough to use for music, or watching videos/movies, and the number of downloadable games is almost uncountable. You want a memory card. Size depends on your balance of retail/remote vs downloads/local storage. The 4 and 8 would work if you don't do much downloading. 16 if you do a little. 32 is probably the best for a split of many downloads plus some retail cart and remote. 64s are hard to come-by and have rumors of glitches. You will need to occasionally remove a game to put a new one on, but even if a game took 8GB, that still leaves you room for 4, unlikely that anyone plays 4 games at once. In fact, most seem to be around between .5~2GB. So you can have more stored than you'll be using at any one time with the 32.

If you need that extra space for a PS TV this is what to go for especially if you are a retro gamer such as myself.