🎮 Slim PS Vita Micro SD Memory Card Adapter: Skywin SD2Vita for PS Vita 1000/2000 3.6 or HENkaku System Review

I bought three pieces from different sellers. Although they are all similar, it is obvious that they are different. This is the only thing that doesn't work, resulting in a power outage on startup. The cards from the other two providers work perfectly, so I know I've completed all the necessary steps to prepare my bio for this card. AVOID.

It works - if you know HOW it works. Half of the reviews criticizing this thing are because they aren't homegrown, they're being roughly treated, or they can't find the right hole. Luckily most of these folks won't be able to breed with such skills, so for the rest of us: After repeated series of uses it has become apparent that durability is not part of the design. the stylus came loose inside and now the device refuses to read (the stylus is missing, can't fault that). For five bucks I'll bet

Edit: Got a replacement for the first one that didn't accept a micro SD card. This time the SD card is inserted. It works great on my PS Vita. It's early days but I'm happy with the results. A good, inexpensive alternative to the colossal failures of Sony branded memory cards. Adapter Wand Lifesaver! The first one I received didn't take a micro SD card. I wiggled it, squeezed it, and tried to slide it in. Did not work. Sent back and sent another. Will update if I'm just unlucky with a faulty…

I finally have the SD2VITA and it's just perfect. I buy one on ebay and it's bad, it doesn't work, then I buy this one and it works, finally yes! The point is that it seems true when they say it can be good and sometimes bad. Follow the video on the youtuber you like, the video is all right, but if sdvita doesn't work, it must be the one who buys, it can be bad or broken. I speak from my experience and other things I see in the comments so I buy another one and it works. Finally the best…

I am very happy with this product but there are a few pitfalls that you should be aware of. First off, either custom firmware (enso) or h-encore is required to use this adapter. After that, you need to go through another process to set up the micro SD card for use. I've had the most success by following the video tutorials on Tech James' YouTube channel. The second catch is where the adapter goes. Most people think that this only converts micro SD cards to the proprietary format that Sony uses…