Sony PS Vita 32GB Memory Card Sony PS Vita 32GB Memory Card

Pros: Size, small, easy to store

Cons: Price is not value added, proprietary format

Other Thoughts: If they had a bigger size, I would have purchased it. I came from a 16GB that was almost completely filled. To this and it's almost completely filled. =)

Pros: Works out of the box. Stores up to 32GB of applications. Got it on the cheap at 79.99! Thanks Newegg!

Cons: I don't have enough games to put on it?

Pros: Sony brand (read warranty)
Lots of storage for all your games and movies-- works well with PS+ that gives you new free games every month. With no cloud service for movies and games, you will want a lot of storage for your Vita-- IF you have one.
Price-- Newegg has the lowest price anywhere.

Cons: Price-- how is this a pro and a con? It's a pro because Newegg is selling them at a great price compared to MSRP. Sony may be gauging on proprietary hardware, but at least Newegg is
Speed-- the speed is rather low and on par with class 4 SD cards, which goes back to price. Why are these so expensive?

Other Thoughts: Sony is evil for making even more proprietary hardware, but Newegg has it going on

Pros: This is my 2nd 32gb mem stick for the vita my old one still has 6.6gb free after almost a year of adding games. Besides psn, psp, ps1 games all my vita games are cards not DLC to save room. Got this extra one for future games i want and storing more videos/songs. Got 20% off.

Cons: There are a few problems not necessarily with the 32GB mem but after you remove your old one and try to replace it all you icons organization is gone... again not a issue with card but sony should update this soon so its hassle free switching between mem cards. Also for how much these cards cost 29gb available not 32gb seems like quite a difference even tho there are logical reasons why.

Other Thoughts: This is the best mem card to use with the vita.

Pros: It can technically hold 32gb of data

Cons: I recently got two 32gb Playstation Vita memory cards. One was to be used for games and applications, while the other was going to be used to store music. My MP3 player is no longer functional, and seeing as the Vita is a multimedia system, I was excited to have a “one-stop shop” for my gaming, music and more.
However, I was surprised to be stopped while importing music to my Vita by the following error message: “Cannot copy. The maximum number of content items you can save in [Music] will be exceeded.” At this point I had 8gb of memory free on my 32gb memory stick. This limitation was never mentioned on any of the packaging for the memory sticks or the system, and I had to delve deep into your support center for even a mention of this arbitrary limitation.

I've already spoken to two Sony customer service representatives: one on the phone, and one through your online chat system.
The first person I spoke to said (in so many words) that I was out of luck. If there's a limit, there's a limit and there's nothing that can be done about it. I asked why there is a limit in the first place, and she gave no answer.
The second person told me that there was no song limit on the Playstation Vita. When I corrected her, she recommended reformatting the memory stick and re-importing all of the songs. Barring that, nothing else could be done. I asked again why there is a limit, and she was unwilling to find the answer. She actually told me to purchase another memory stick so I could import the rest of my music. When I told her how ridiculous this idea was, especially since I spent the extra $40 on a 32gb stick (instead of a 16gb) so I wouldn't have to do that in the first place, she referred me to the “Share” Playstation Blog website. With its 200 character limit on customer submissions, this was insufficient for a legitimate complaint. If you're planning on purchasing a Vita for its multimedia capabilities, BEWARE! There are currently arbitrary handicaps on basic functions of the system.

Pros: The 4gb that comes with the Vita is too small. The 32gb is perfect, especially if you subscribe to PS Plus where you can download games.

Cons: None

Pros: It's the biggest available card for the Vita at the moment.

Cons: It formatted at 29 GB, I think Sony owes me about $7.50 for the 3 missing GB.

Other Thoughts: Normally I wouldn't complain, but this card is already expensive enough as is. I don't need to be jipped 10% of my memory in the process, especially when the games from the PSN are so big. I'm content with my new card, just feel a little cheated ....

Pros: Highest Capacity that is available now. 29 gigabytes total .

Cons: Still not enough for all my PS1, PSP, and PS Vita games.

Other Thoughts: If you're a PS+ member, all six of those free games from instant game collection takes about 8-9gb... this does not include PS1 games that you've all ready accumulated.

Pros: there is lots of storage but could be better. I like it and would strongly recommend for any PS Vita owner that downloads lots of stuff from PSN store.

Cons: There are mostly two cons with this memory card. The first is that the price is quite high but it might be because Sony encrypts those memory cats against piracy and it costs money to encrypt stuff. Second con is that the transfer speeds are not that fast. Sony could of given PS Vita faster transfer speeds. It will take a long time to back up the whole 32gb card since with 8gb took me about an hour to back up. The speed of the system and the card is about 2.5mbps.

Other Thoughts: I would recommend only buying this 32gb card for ps vita since you might get errors when restoring because I did but that mostly was because I might of forgot to sync trophies before changing cards. Also ps vita does not download trophy information from the server, so when your done restoring everything you will have to go to each application and reload the trophy information. don't worry you will still have all the earned trophies and you will still ankle to earn more trophies. Last you will have to reorganize your icons and set background pictures if you have them set. Just remember to sync your trophies before switching cards because you will have to earn it again.

Pros: It's 32 gb of bliss. It is pretty fast. By fast, I mean faster than the memory card in my PSP Go.

Cons: It's proprietary to the Vita right now. Meaning I can only use it with my vita. I understand why they did it. But it still sucks. Plus the price. It's pretty expensive.

Other Thoughts: Not too bad I guess.