64GB genuine Sony PlayStation VITA Memory Card for Vita consoles

Nothing much to say - this holds tons of games (I've migrated my entire collection, and as a PSPlus subscriber and compulsive purchaser, I have a LOT of games) and loads as quickly as the 16 and 8GB cards I had previously. The price is obviously, absurdly steep for 64GB of flash memory in this day and age, but that's always the way with proprietary memory formats. I certainly recommend saving and stumping up the cash for this largest (to my knowledge) card, rather than trying to swap and keep track of smaller cards - having to turn the Vita off and on to swap a card is always boring, and no matter how organised you are you'll always find the game you want to play is on a different card. All in all, a worthwhile but pricey purchase. If you're buying as a gift, it may seem boring, but the gamer in your life will undoubtedly be grateful and use this for a long time to come!

Item arrived within the week even though from outside the country....and 3 days before the earliest projected delivery date.Managed to backup my Vita onto PC from my old 8GB memory card and then popped this huge 64GB into my Vita (59GB shows up as available on Vita) and copied everything back. Works perfectly and now plenty of storage space to download more games.Yes, its expensive (especially now the hubby is jealous and wants one for his Vita!!) but definately worth it!!.Very happy with purchase :-)

Okay so this product is pricey but by all means worth it if you want to get the most out of your PS Vita or PS TV l. I've had this product for a couple of weeks now and I've got more than 25+ games installed on it and a bunch of apps, which surprised me if I'm honest I was expecting to have almost used all of the space on the memory card at this point; however this isn't the case I still have 33GB left over. I would give 5 stars however the price is way too much considering you can get a Micro SD card for more than half the price.

I started off life with my vita a couple of years back. I purchased an 8gb memory thinking it would be enough. And it would have been apart from one thing. I am a playstation plus subscriber that quickly fills up that space with free games, and games from PS Store. Some games are 1gb, some games are even 3gb installs(final fantasy 10 remaster helped itself (even though I had the physical copy of the game) to an eye watering 3.5gb. Lego games eg Lego batman etc 1.2-1.5gb, and you can see how quickly space runs out! I plumped for a 16gb memory card a few months back (big mistake!) after 3-4 months of downloading games, themes and apps I ran out of space AGAIN! So I bypassed the 32gb and went straight for this 64gb model. You plug your vitas USB lead into a PC, load content manager (on vita screento backup everything on your old smaller card. Turn off the vita and replace the old memory card with the new one. Turn the Vita back on and load content manager(on vita screen) and copy all of your old stuff back on again. These cards are a huge ripoff to corner the market and dictate prices but wish I'd just got the 64gb card first. I have 20 or so big games installed, several indie titles, a little music, some new apps and a theme. I still have 30.03gb left! That's brilliant. For light users who don't pay for Playstation plus go the 4gb or 8gb to cover yourself. Medium users 16gb,32gb. And for a heavy use gamer like myself. I have another 5 vita games on order this week, and I will download the plus titles next month too.

AVOID. Mine failed after a year of intermittent use, a quick Google search reveals this is pretty standard for the 64gb cards. The vita does not even recognise the card any more (even in safe mode). Pretty annoying when the card costs almost as much as the entire system. Sony really undermined their own hardware with such mind bogglingly over-priced memory cards and then topped it off by making them out of spit and tin foil. Stick to the smaller cards as anecdotal evidence would suggest they are more reliable (and you don't have to get them imported either so you can return them if they do fail).

Started off brilliantly. Lotsa saved PS+ games, data, add ons, downloads - superb. Then, a few months ago my Vita died!!!! I panicked a bit, truth be told - but it turns out it was the card that had stopped working. Thankfully my 32Gb card still had my downloaded data on it from my retail games - being cautious and that.... All of the Ridge Racer INDIVIDUAL downloads for music tracks and (race) tracks + other stuff from launch day onwards (including Wipeout 2097 add ons). Thankfully I don't need to download it ALL agian. These cards are still far too expensive, but I'll have to stick with the 32Gb cards for now I think. Sony really need to reduce the price of these things because sucess of the Vita hangs on it - even now. It's STILL easily the best hand held consile available. With PS4 second screen/remote play as a bonus..... sort ot out Sony!!!!!!