PlayStation Vita Wi-Fi Light blue/White PCH-2000ZA14(Japan Import)

I love it. I decided to get a second vita for all those Japanese games that arent available at the US PSN store and this vita has been perfect. Very light and easy to handle. It arrived on time and it looks great.

Arrived earlier than expected in perfect condition. The device is beautiful and the screen crisp and clear. Games look awesome. I like this better than the original because Id find myself constantly adjusting my eyes to the OLED screen, plus its lighter. Would definitely recommend.

Really love this, the color is beautiful. It charges quick for about 10-16hrs of nonstop play. The only thing I have against it is that it scratches easily. GET A SCREEN AND BACK PROTECTOR, dont regret it like me. The analog stick gets dirt pretty easily too.

I receive it earlier than expected :D so it was super fast !! so i just try it a little and it works well, there is just a small stripe that I see when I play but it does not bother so much even if it stresses me because I think of it haha I paid it in opportunity so it was to be expected ... Im still very happy :)

Es lo que describe y es genial XD

My new Vita is wonderful! The light blue and white is a beautiful combination! Also, compared to my boyfriends old Vita, the model lost some weight. It is so slim and easy to handle! I am very satisfied with this purchase :)

I love it! The color is gorgeous and its easy to set up! The menu buttons are switched so that X will close and O will open apps, but it doesnt bother me. The console isnt region-locked, so you can play Japanese games as well North American games!

When buying a Vita, the choice tends to boil down to whether you want an OLED or LED screen. While this model only has an LED, the colors are still nice and bright and the black levels arent too grey. The thinner form factor is great and the added battery life definitely comes in handy when it comes to the portability. The built-in memory is also a great feature because it gives you some time to wait for a sale on the memory sticks, although it is worth warning that one or two updates for cartridge games can still eat through the gig quickly. For example, Wipeout 2048 has a set of patches and two updates that clock in at well over a gigabyte. The imported nature of the unit caused no real problems. Almost the first thing you do when turning on the new unit is set the language. After setting the language, the only problem is that some games seem to hard code their button configs, rather than use the regional settings. This means that the majority of the time O/X will have one set of behaviour, but in games they occasionally switch.

Even better then I thought, this one is imported from Japan so the color combo is great.

I bought this vita because I really loved the color and I bought a few titles before I sold my last one. When I got it charged and put my memory stick in to play Freedom Wars, I noticed the right analog stick was unresponsive. I ended up buying a replacement stick and it works like a charm now!