CTA Digital PS Vita Travel EVA Protective Case

For the price this is a solid case. I have once or twice dropped my vita in the zipped case from about waist height and its still in pristine condition. The slimline, however, is a very tight fit in the case, and I removed the elastic straps with an X-ACTO because they had a tendency to push the Vita out of the case when I opened it. Anyways it works fine and the case protects it well. It also has a little flap and a few pockets for game cards and VR cards. Not really enough space for a cable or a peripheral, considering the Vitas proprietary has a power brick (I think you can just use another micro USB cable instead though). Anyway its a fine case and I recommend it.

I ordered this with my Vita on Black Friday. I paid just under 10$ for it after thinking the pictures looked good. Honestly this deserves about a 4.5 stars.(I really like it, but it probably depends on how much the small details matter to the individual) Overall. Excellent. If you need a sturdy case, just sturdy enough. If you want a soft inside, just soft enough. It holds 4 games, plus two little spots perhaps for couple more games or a small accessory.The section that divides the case works very well. The Vita fits pretty darn snuggly. It has two straps which most people have reviewed to be a nuisance, but I like them, they are a small extra step just to keep the vita safe. If you are like me and arent planning on owning more than 5-7 games for the first year of your Vita, invest. It looks like it might be slightly under-quality, but Ive bought products/cases for my systems by the systems company before and was just left questioning the design. Overall: awesome. Quality: Still, pretty awesome. Price: Super worth it. If you dont mind the PS logo missing, its basically a great deal.

This is a great case. perfect size, good protection, nice feel, and has clip so i can attach it to my jeans, bag, etc. The thing that i really cant stand is the awful smell. i had this case for almost 2 weeks and this smell still wont go away. i even try using febreeze. They also sewn in the SD card pockets so i cant even out my games in there like i should.. i used a knife to cut it a little so i at lease put my games somewhere. but doesnt change the fact that i shouldnt have to worry about this... if youre reading this, i HIGHLY suggest buying a different case from different seller unless you dont mind awful chemical smell.

What I like about the case *fits vita securely *has slots for games *could stuff the cable in to charge off computer *a lot smaller than the sony cases *comes with clip if that is your thing Things to consider *straps arent needed and I feel like am going to mess up the dual analogs de-strapping, I just dont use them. *came with giant graphic on the front unlike the picture which is all black Synopsis Good case, doesnt need the straps, yours may not look like the picture (Amazon snafu it seems)

This case was good for the first few months after buying it last year, but as it went on in this year after that, its hasnt been good to holding my games much whenever I opened it, the games in the slots tend to either disappear or ended up in in different sections of the case. And thats where it bothered me right there. Other than that its ok, but I would advise getting a game case holder if you still wanna use this for safety in place of your games inside

Lets start with the positives this case is the right size and feels sturdy and durable It also has two elastic straps to hold the vita in place I thought this was a nice touch. I would have given 5 stars except on the top portion that has the slots for holding games there are two problems 1. you cannot see which game you have without removing it which is annoying and 2. It would be very useful if it had a couple of cut outs for extra memory cards.

This case is very good. It is nice and hard to protect the vita and has straps to hold it in. My one complaint would be that the pouches that are inside do not hold anything in them so when you re open the case your games or accessories are strewn every where in the case. The 4 game holders work well though. In conclusion, if you are looking for a low price case that will protect your vita then this is the case for you.

Great, relatively slim case for protecting my vita. The slim vita will sit more snug inside the case than my original one, but it works well for protecting my console for transport. It has 2 larger mesh pockets and 4 slots for game cards. I havent used the mesh pockets for anything as they wont hold any charging cables, but I did try out the game card slots. I would not recommend placing a game card in the slots available though. I had a game fall out and get lost. Thankfully, I lost the card at a friends place and was able to get it back, but I wont be placing games in this case anymore. I think this case is best if i am just taking the vita without any need for a charger or accessories. I have a different case I like if I want to actually carry a charger or go on a trip. Still, this is my favorite case for carrying around my vita for play on the go. It slips easily into a purse or backpack without a lot of effort. For reference, I own 2 other vita cases. The first is the hard, big clunky hard plastic version officially endorsed by sony. This plastic case is a tank. It probably provides the most protection for my vita, as this case would survive quite a bit. However, considering that it carries 3 game cards, a memory card, and just the vita itself, it is much too large and heavy for me to choose this case on a regular basis. Still, as I own 3 vitas now, its still helpful to keep around. The other case I have in addition to this case is the Smatree P100, which is an excellent case for longer trips or travel. It seems like this one is made of similar material to the CTA case, but is much thicker and has a zippered pocket, which can accommodate my charger and a couple other items. It comes with more game card slots than the CTA, but I have not yet tested these for how well they hold the cards. It looks like they will hold more snug than the CTA one though. However, unlike the CTA, which has elastic bands to hold the vita system in place, this case has an easy lift out tab, so that you can grab the vita quickly, which leads me to believe I should be relatively careful to open this case on a flat surface.

This case has served me well for over a year. There are some things though that you should be aware of: 1. Mine has a bright red/black cover. I was not expecting this as the picture shows it as all black. Not a big deal for me, but others might be disappointed as the design isnt for everyone. 2. After collecting a few game cartridges, I attempted to place them into the case but the stitching easily fell apart. I did not feel comfortable leaving them in there as they were very loose, so I will be shopping for a new case. As others have said, it is a sturdy case and I have traveled with the Vita in this case in luggage and on vacations and it has done a great job of keep it secure. It is just the extra storage that I would not trust.

This is a great case. It has enough space in it for a few games, the charger, and some headphones (and the Vita, obviously). What could be better is the little straps that secure the Vita. These are kind of annoying to move when removing the Vita. I havent decided if Ill cut them or not. They hold the device in place in case you open it carelessly. Ill give it another week or two and see how I feel about it. With the exception of the straps, this is a fantastic case at a great bargain.