Playstation Vita Wi-Fi Silver PCH-2000 ZA25
Experience portable gaming at its finest with the Sony PlayStation Vita (PS Vita) Metallic Red Wi-Fi PCH-2000ZA26, a genuine Japanese import from Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. This sleek and stylish handheld console boasts a vibrant display, intuitive controls, and access to a vast library of engaging games. Imported directly from Japan, this PS Vita guarantees authentic quality and performance. The Metallic Red finish adds a touch of sophistication, making it a statement piece for any gamer. Enjoy seamless online multiplayer gaming and access to digital content via Wi-Fi. Dive into captivating worlds and unforgettable adventures on the go with this iconic piece of gaming history. Get your hands on this sought-after console and rediscover the joy of portable gaming. Order your Sony PlayStation Vita Metallic Red Wi-Fi PCH-2000ZA26 today!
Experience portable gaming at its finest with the Sony PlayStation Vita (PS Vita) Metallic Red Wi-Fi PCH-2000ZA26, a genuine Japanese import from Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. This sleek and stylish handheld console boasts a vibrant display, intuitive controls, and access to a vast library of engaging games. Imported directly from Japan, this PS Vita guarantees authentic quality and performance. The Metallic Red finish adds a touch of sophistication, making it a statement piece for any gamer. Enjoy seamless online multiplayer gaming and access to digital content via Wi-Fi. Dive into captivating worlds and unforgettable adventures on the go with this iconic piece of gaming history. Get your hands on this sought-after console and rediscover the joy of portable gaming. Order your Sony PlayStation Vita Metallic Red Wi-Fi PCH-2000ZA26 today!
Experience portable gaming at its finest with the Sony PlayStation Vita (PS Vita) Metallic Red Wi-Fi PCH-2000ZA26, a genuine Japanese import from Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. This sleek and stylish handheld console boasts a vibrant display, intuitive controls, and access to a vast library of engaging games. Imported directly from Japan, this PS Vita guarantees authentic quality and performance. The Metallic Red finish adds a touch of sophistication, making it a statement piece for any gamer. Enjoy seamless online multiplayer gaming and access to digital content via Wi-Fi. Dive into captivating worlds and unforgettable adventures on the go with this iconic piece of gaming history. Get your hands on this sought-after console and rediscover the joy of portable gaming. Order your Sony PlayStation Vita Metallic Red Wi-Fi PCH-2000ZA26 today!
Experience portable gaming at its finest with the Sony PlayStation Vita (PS Vita) Metallic Red Wi-Fi PCH-2000ZA26, a genuine Japanese import from Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. This sleek and stylish handheld console boasts a vibrant display, intuitive controls, and access to a vast library of engaging games. Imported directly from Japan, this PS Vita guarantees authentic quality and performance. The Metallic Red finish adds a touch of sophistication, making it a statement piece for any gamer. Enjoy seamless online multiplayer gaming and access to digital content via Wi-Fi. Dive into captivating worlds and unforgettable adventures on the go with this iconic piece of gaming history. Get your hands on this sought-after console and rediscover the joy of portable gaming. Order your Sony PlayStation Vita Metallic Red Wi-Fi PCH-2000ZA26 today!
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The lowest price for Playstation Vita Wi-Fi Silver PCH-2000 ZA25 right now is $240.66 at eBay.com.au, compared across 6 retailers.
The all-time low was $198.85 on 2 Jan 2024 — today's price is 21% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
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The new PS Vita trims the overall thickness of the launch model by 20%, going from 0.73" to 0.59", and the weight by 15% at just under half a pound. It's a considerable reduction that makes the system more comfortable to use and easier to carry around. The overall footprint is still large, but it's more manageable. It's not quite pocketable, but it feels more like a portable than the hefty, bulky design of the original. The buttons and controls remain largely unchanged, save for a few small tweaks to the shape and size of the start, select, and PlayStation home button, which are now circular instead of narrow and oval. Otherwise, the thumbsticks, action buttons, and D-pad are all the same. On the rear, however, Sony has scaled down the touchpad in order to make the ... MoreThe new PS Vita trims the overall thickness of the launch model by 20%, going from 0.73" to 0.59", and the weight by 15% at just under half a pound. It's a considerable reduction that makes the system more comfortable to use and easier to carry around. The overall footprint is still large, but it's more manageable. It's not quite pocketable, but it feels more like a portable than the hefty, bulky design of the original. The buttons and controls remain largely unchanged, save for a few small tweaks to the shape and size of the start, select, and PlayStation home button, which are now circular instead of narrow and oval. Otherwise, the thumbsticks, action buttons, and D-pad are all the same. On the rear, however, Sony has scaled down the touchpad in order to make the grips larger, thus limiting erroneous commands caused by fingers spilling over onto the touch panel. The smaller surface area makes landing taps and gestures in specific corners of the touchpad easier, which is especially helpful during remote play with the PS4.On the top, Sony has removed the mysterious data port and security screw holes found on the previous model, leaving only the game card port. There are also a pair of new indicator LEDs — one that designates the power state and another to note new system notifications. In Japan, there's an array of new color options, including white, pink, blue, and green, which provide a much appreciated burst of color and capacity for personalization. Sadly, the global model foregoes alternative color schemes in favor of a flat black finish. It's also worth noting that there's no 3G or LTE variant at present, but given the added monthly cost, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise.The build feels cheaper than the previous generation, but it's not a significant step back. In spite of the thinner, lightweight plastic, the new PS Vita is still well constructed and durable.PS Vita (2013) Photos4 IMAGES The biggest change, of course, is the new display. Sony has traded the launch model's stunning OLED display in favor of a comparatively cost-efficient traditional LCD. Though the resolution remains the same, the LCD loses some of the brightness and vibrant color representation of the OLED. It's slightly less effective in daytime lighting, but to be fair, the OLED was barely useable outdoors to begin with.But transitioning to an LCD-based panel comes with some benefits, most notably battery life. During my testing, I was able to get up to 7 hours of battery life out of the new PS Vita — a two hour increase over the original's 5 hour average. What's more, the LCD's more muted color palette actually makes content look more natural than the OLED's oversaturated presentation. And speaking of power management, Sony has ditched the PS Vita's proprietary data and charging port and adopted a micro-USB connector — the same type used by the DualShock 4 and most smartphones and tablets.The new PS Vita also adds internal storage — a feature critically absent from the first-generation version. Each unit ships with 1GB of built-in storage, which can be used for system updates and other game data, though in truth, buying a separate memory card is still a must, especially if you plan on downloading content from the PSN.
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Took my dad's PS Vita 1000 since he doesn't use it. Even though I don't use it that often, when I do I love it. Games such as Gravity Rush and Tearaway are experienced best on the Vita since they are built for it. It is also one of my favorite places to play indie titles when I'm not at my computer.The 1000 model I have feels very premium and the OLED screen is beautiful. Since I have big hands, it also fits in my hands better than the vita slim would. I know the slim may have better battery, but the fat model has a plenty sufficient one. It lasts longer than any Nintendo handheld I own, that's for sure.All in all it is a great system with a great official and indie library that I would recommend to anyone. The hacking scene has also gotten bigger now that it ... MoreTook my dad's PS Vita 1000 since he doesn't use it. Even though I don't use it that often, when I do I love it. Games such as Gravity Rush and Tearaway are experienced best on the Vita since they are built for it. It is also one of my favorite places to play indie titles when I'm not at my computer.The 1000 model I have feels very premium and the OLED screen is beautiful. Since I have big hands, it also fits in my hands better than the vita slim would. I know the slim may have better battery, but the fat model has a plenty sufficient one. It lasts longer than any Nintendo handheld I own, that's for sure.All in all it is a great system with a great official and indie library that I would recommend to anyone. The hacking scene has also gotten bigger now that it has no more security updates if you want to go that route.
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The Vita is still a great portable console in 2021. You can remote play PS3/4 games. There are quite a few vita exclusives that are well worth playing. Plus if you plan to hack (which I'd say most of us are) it's easy enough to do. If you hack it you can easily play PSP and PS1 games natively as well with near 100% performance and compatibility. Pretty impressive for a system this old! For most people I would recommend picking up a Vita 2000 series rather than the older 1000. They are slimmer, lighter, charge via microUSB, have a bit better battery life, and have some internal memory that negates the need for Sony's proprietary and discontinued (thus super overpriced) memory cards. You can pick up an SD2Vita adapter and a microSD card with 256GB of storage for less ... MoreThe Vita is still a great portable console in 2021. You can remote play PS3/4 games. There are quite a few vita exclusives that are well worth playing. Plus if you plan to hack (which I'd say most of us are) it's easy enough to do. If you hack it you can easily play PSP and PS1 games natively as well with near 100% performance and compatibility. Pretty impressive for a system this old! For most people I would recommend picking up a Vita 2000 series rather than the older 1000. They are slimmer, lighter, charge via microUSB, have a bit better battery life, and have some internal memory that negates the need for Sony's proprietary and discontinued (thus super overpriced) memory cards. You can pick up an SD2Vita adapter and a microSD card with 256GB of storage for less than a 16GB Sony card. The only major benefit of the 1000 series Vita is the nicer OLED display. So you really need to decide if that one pro is worth all of the other cons. Emulation can be a little disappointing on the Vita. NES, SNES, Genesis are generally fine...most 16bit and older consoles. But don't plan to play N64 or newer. If you can live with the few drawbacks, this is a high quality portable gaming system that's relatively easy to hack and repair yourself if need be. I would recommend it to just about anyone who hasn't had the pleasure to play on a Vita before.
| Expandable Storage | Yes |
| Game Controller Type | Dual Analog Sticks |
| Game Controller Features | Dual analog sticks, Rear touch pad |
| Compatible Media | Blu-Ray, Digital Download |
| TV Connection | HDMI |
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The new PS Vita trims the overall thickness of the launch model by 20%, going from 0.73" to 0.59", and the weight by 15% at just under half a pound. It's a considerable reduction that makes the system more comfortable to use and easier to carry around. The overall footprint is still large, but it's more manageable. It's not quite pocketable, but it feels more like a portable than the hefty, bulky design of the original. The buttons and controls remain largely unchanged, save for a few small tweaks to the shape and size of the start, select, and PlayStation home button, which are now circular instead of narrow and oval. Otherwise, the thumbsticks, action buttons, and D-pad are all the same. On the rear, however, Sony has scaled down the touchpad in order to make the ... MoreThe new PS Vita trims the overall thickness of the launch model by 20%, going from 0.73" to 0.59", and the weight by 15% at just under half a pound. It's a considerable reduction that makes the system more comfortable to use and easier to carry around. The overall footprint is still large, but it's more manageable. It's not quite pocketable, but it feels more like a portable than the hefty, bulky design of the original. The buttons and controls remain largely unchanged, save for a few small tweaks to the shape and size of the start, select, and PlayStation home button, which are now circular instead of narrow and oval. Otherwise, the thumbsticks, action buttons, and D-pad are all the same. On the rear, however, Sony has scaled down the touchpad in order to make the grips larger, thus limiting erroneous commands caused by fingers spilling over onto the touch panel. The smaller surface area makes landing taps and gestures in specific corners of the touchpad easier, which is especially helpful during remote play with the PS4.On the top, Sony has removed the mysterious data port and security screw holes found on the previous model, leaving only the game card port. There are also a pair of new indicator LEDs — one that designates the power state and another to note new system notifications. In Japan, there's an array of new color options, including white, pink, blue, and green, which provide a much appreciated burst of color and capacity for personalization. Sadly, the global model foregoes alternative color schemes in favor of a flat black finish. It's also worth noting that there's no 3G or LTE variant at present, but given the added monthly cost, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise.The build feels cheaper than the previous generation, but it's not a significant step back. In spite of the thinner, lightweight plastic, the new PS Vita is still well constructed and durable.PS Vita (2013) Photos4 IMAGES The biggest change, of course, is the new display. Sony has traded the launch model's stunning OLED display in favor of a comparatively cost-efficient traditional LCD. Though the resolution remains the same, the LCD loses some of the brightness and vibrant color representation of the OLED. It's slightly less effective in daytime lighting, but to be fair, the OLED was barely useable outdoors to begin with.But transitioning to an LCD-based panel comes with some benefits, most notably battery life. During my testing, I was able to get up to 7 hours of battery life out of the new PS Vita — a two hour increase over the original's 5 hour average. What's more, the LCD's more muted color palette actually makes content look more natural than the OLED's oversaturated presentation. And speaking of power management, Sony has ditched the PS Vita's proprietary data and charging port and adopted a micro-USB connector — the same type used by the DualShock 4 and most smartphones and tablets.The new PS Vita also adds internal storage — a feature critically absent from the first-generation version. Each unit ships with 1GB of built-in storage, which can be used for system updates and other game data, though in truth, buying a separate memory card is still a must, especially if you plan on downloading content from the PSN.
Took my dad's PS Vita 1000 since he doesn't use it. Even though I don't use it that often, when I do I love it. Games such as Gravity Rush and Tearaway are experienced best on the Vita since they are built for it. It is also one of my favorite places to play indie titles when I'm not at my computer.The 1000 model I have feels very premium and the OLED screen is beautiful. Since I have big hands, it also fits in my hands better than the vita slim would. I know the slim may have better battery, but the fat model has a plenty sufficient one. It lasts longer than any Nintendo handheld I own, that's for sure.All in all it is a great system with a great official and indie library that I would recommend to anyone. The hacking scene has also gotten bigger now that it ... MoreTook my dad's PS Vita 1000 since he doesn't use it. Even though I don't use it that often, when I do I love it. Games such as Gravity Rush and Tearaway are experienced best on the Vita since they are built for it. It is also one of my favorite places to play indie titles when I'm not at my computer.The 1000 model I have feels very premium and the OLED screen is beautiful. Since I have big hands, it also fits in my hands better than the vita slim would. I know the slim may have better battery, but the fat model has a plenty sufficient one. It lasts longer than any Nintendo handheld I own, that's for sure.All in all it is a great system with a great official and indie library that I would recommend to anyone. The hacking scene has also gotten bigger now that it has no more security updates if you want to go that route.
The Vita is still a great portable console in 2021. You can remote play PS3/4 games. There are quite a few vita exclusives that are well worth playing. Plus if you plan to hack (which I'd say most of us are) it's easy enough to do. If you hack it you can easily play PSP and PS1 games natively as well with near 100% performance and compatibility. Pretty impressive for a system this old! For most people I would recommend picking up a Vita 2000 series rather than the older 1000. They are slimmer, lighter, charge via microUSB, have a bit better battery life, and have some internal memory that negates the need for Sony's proprietary and discontinued (thus super overpriced) memory cards. You can pick up an SD2Vita adapter and a microSD card with 256GB of storage for less ... MoreThe Vita is still a great portable console in 2021. You can remote play PS3/4 games. There are quite a few vita exclusives that are well worth playing. Plus if you plan to hack (which I'd say most of us are) it's easy enough to do. If you hack it you can easily play PSP and PS1 games natively as well with near 100% performance and compatibility. Pretty impressive for a system this old! For most people I would recommend picking up a Vita 2000 series rather than the older 1000. They are slimmer, lighter, charge via microUSB, have a bit better battery life, and have some internal memory that negates the need for Sony's proprietary and discontinued (thus super overpriced) memory cards. You can pick up an SD2Vita adapter and a microSD card with 256GB of storage for less than a 16GB Sony card. The only major benefit of the 1000 series Vita is the nicer OLED display. So you really need to decide if that one pro is worth all of the other cons. Emulation can be a little disappointing on the Vita. NES, SNES, Genesis are generally fine...most 16bit and older consoles. But don't plan to play N64 or newer. If you can live with the few drawbacks, this is a high quality portable gaming system that's relatively easy to hack and repair yourself if need be. I would recommend it to just about anyone who hasn't had the pleasure to play on a Vita before.
The Vita is quite a good console to use despite its age. My main issue with it however is the somewhat lackluster catalauge of titles, especially when it comes to Sony's first-party studios, who only released a of couple games. There are a couple of gems here and there though. Once it's modded though, that's when the console really opens up. You can play PS1 titles, abandon the proprietary storage, download Homebrew, etc.
I was a little worried at first that the condition of the item would be worse in person compared to the pictures. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how good the overall condition was of the PS Vita! There were some barely visible scratches but that was expected given it was (gently) used. The item came in the original box with the original charger, manual, AR cards, and promotional pamphlets. For the price, it was well worth it! The battery holds its charge as expected and it does not run out quickly, even when playing for 2+ hours. Overall, the item was in excellent condition and I have no regrets purchasing this used. Still an awesome handheld system in todays market.
Device was carefully placed in bubblewrap packaging and was in excellent refurbished condition. Came with original Sony booklets and what appears to be unused/new power cables. IMPORTANT: Device was advertised "...with 8GB memory card" and it did NOT actually come with one. The PSVita 1000 doesn't have internal memory so this is critical; you will need to purchase a memory card. I contacted seller about this but never got a reply. However, Walmart was very responsive and was able to solve this issue quickly for me.
The ps vita arrived in very great condition almost like new. Had no scratches on the screen, the analog sticks were perfectly fine, has some scratches on the back but that doesnt bother me. My only issue I had was that a portion of the screen came with a yellow tint on the top. But it is not too much of a problem and can be fixed with a screen replacement. Lastly, the cartridge flap where you put the games does not close fully but still functions good. Overall I am very satisfied with the purchase although I wish it didnt have a yellow tint on screen its not some thing we have control over and can be fixed easily. Console looks almost brand new minus the scratches in the back.
I collect vitas and games for them and they are my preferred gaming device great for pick up and play the put it to sleep when you need to do something the batteries on these things are insane I've left mine in rest mode not charging for a week or more only to pick it up with very little if any drain on the battery. I've bought both my daughters vita they've had them for years. I bought them a switch last year the switch is collecting dust they still use their vitas daily. The vita community is awesome and has kept this device alive even though Sony had tried to kill it many times. The memory cards are the greatest downfall of this device however on the US playstore most game prices are very reasonable to make up for it. You can assign a psn from any region ... MoreI collect vitas and games for them and they are my preferred gaming device great for pick up and play the put it to sleep when you need to do something the batteries on these things are insane I've left mine in rest mode not charging for a week or more only to pick it up with very little if any drain on the battery. I've bought both my daughters vita they've had them for years. I bought them a switch last year the switch is collecting dust they still use their vitas daily. The vita community is awesome and has kept this device alive even though Sony had tried to kill it many times. The memory cards are the greatest downfall of this device however on the US playstore most game prices are very reasonable to make up for it. You can assign a psn from any region regardless of your location. I suggest doing Us where the game prices are the best for instance Persona 4 I see selling on ebay lose no case for 50 to 80 dollars on psn it's 19.99. There is a chance you already have a library of games for your vita because of cross buy if you have purchased ps1, psp, or indi titles on your ps3, ps4, or psp, those games will be available to download to your vita it has more backwards compatability than any other Sony device...you can custom skin them through Co.like decal girls. I really can't praise this thing enough I just wish Sony liked it as much as I do. I'll leave you with some photos of my custom Resident evil themed vita and I hope this review helps somone out.
For being a 10 year old heldheld without much love from Sony, the ps vita has managed to remain relevant albeit in the shadow of the more powerful, modern, and popular Switch. Although Sony essentially has abandoned the ps vita 2 years ago, the ps vita has an impressive library of games with a handful of triple A titles that are at par with with its bigger brother the Playstation 3, and quirky and unique games like tearaway that utilizes the vita's many special features such as the front and rear touch screen and motion sensor. But, not only does the vita have a rather large library of games, but it also is backwards compatible with Sony's large catalog of previous generation of consoles such as the almost the entire catalog of games for the PlayStation Portable, in ... MoreFor being a 10 year old heldheld without much love from Sony, the ps vita has managed to remain relevant albeit in the shadow of the more powerful, modern, and popular Switch. Although Sony essentially has abandoned the ps vita 2 years ago, the ps vita has an impressive library of games with a handful of triple A titles that are at par with with its bigger brother the Playstation 3, and quirky and unique games like tearaway that utilizes the vita's many special features such as the front and rear touch screen and motion sensor. But, not only does the vita have a rather large library of games, but it also is backwards compatible with Sony's large catalog of previous generation of consoles such as the almost the entire catalog of games for the PlayStation Portable, in addition, to the Playstation 1, a few titles for the Playstation 2 and some ports for the Playstation 3. As you can see the Ps Vita with its twin analog joystick is an extremely versatile, yet under appreciated system. Nonetheless, there is still a cult following of the little handheld that Sony has essentially has forgotten, and that cult following blossomed with the introduction of CFW which opened the doors wide open for the ultimate experience what the ps vita is truly capable of doing. With CFW, the ps vita ultimately became the ultimate retro gaming handled on the go. Imagine having access to the entire library of games ranging from the Snes, NES, Gameboy, Gameboy Advance , Sega Genesis, Sega Master System, Sega Game Gear, Mame, the entire neo geo library, CPS1, CPS2, and dozens of more retro gaming goodness all displayed in a beautiful OLED screen. So, is the ps vita still a legitimate purchase in 2021 and beyond? My responce is yes it is most definitely!!!!
It came in before it was supposed to and it is in amazing condition! you would swear this came straight from the factory.It charged up perfectly fine, holding its charge, the wifi and bluetooth work in it as well.theres no scratches, buffs, nothing!screen is in prestine condition, im not lying when i say this feels like I just pucked it up from the assembly line.10/10 rating you guys did amazing!im currently updating the system so i can login my PSN account. little bummed it didnt have a storage cars but thankfully i had my old TF adapater for my 32gb SD card. If I ever need to buy another Vita or friends want to get one again like we did in highschool im sending them your way.
| Expandable Storage | Yes |
| Game Controller Type | Dual Analog Sticks |
| Game Controller Features | Dual analog sticks, Rear touch pad |
| Compatible Media | Blu-Ray, Digital Download |
| TV Connection | HDMI |