Tomee AC Adapter for PS Vita
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Yes. It matches my white PCH perfectly. 1001
It includes everything you need for the vita, but if you have the 2000 model, you may want to look elsewhere.
This is only compatible with the PS Vita 1000 series.
A 120V system is used.
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This took me about 2 minutes to complete. When I plugged it into my vita, it got stuck in the charging port after I opened it and tested it! I threw it away after I was able to get it out. It is not worth causing harm to my system, in my opinion. I replaced it with a sony one and it works 100% perfectly with not fit issues.
I was able to solve my problem, and it's great to be able to charge my PSVita from the wall. It's much faster and safer than using a regular USB charger.
For the time being, it charges but does not provide data; It's a pain because I bought it solely for the USB port. I'll just buy another one after this, it's not worth the trip to the post office. br>br>Could rate this on value for money, and if you only need a charger, it's probably 3 stars - But if it fails miserably at one of the two jobs, it's a waste of money; spend the extra money on something that actually works. A faulty cable or brick can also damage your electronics or cause a fire, so I wouldn't put my trust in this set - It's probably fine, but that won't suffice.
That's the biggest plus I can think of. It's the cheapest Vita charger on Amazon, and it comes with Prime, so if you need it right away, this is a good option. br>br>However, if you need DATA through your cable for connecting to a computer, this had multiple issues, and I couldn't get it to work. It was recognized, but it refused to be copied in any way. And it kept ejectingbr>br>In addition, the fit is extremely tight. Also, when I plug it in, my screen becomes nearly unusable. Touch navigation will be unresponsive, and swiping will be extremely inaccurate. The cable feels light and cheap, which is to be expected given its low price. br>br>However, even at this low price, I strongly advise you to spend the extra few dollars and go with another option. It's unlikely that you can only afford the $6 version but not the $9 version. I spent a total of $15, $6 on this one and $9 on the better version that I should have chosen in the first place. br>br>I gave it a 2/5 because it did charge. But that isn't much to go on.
As the title suggests, the part where I'm supposed to connect to the vita was very loose in the case, so every time I tried to push it in, it would get pushed back in and I wouldn't be able to connect. I eventually got it in, but I couldn't get it out with my hands for the life of me, so I ended up removing the board that was connected to the dongle and was left with a cable with the board attached to the cables. My most recent issue was with the donglebr> that was stuck to the charging port of my PS Vita; I had to get some pliers and pull carefully in the direction of where I was pulling to avoid bending my port. br>I'm giving this a 2 star right now only because the other half of the charger is useful because I already had a cable like the one that wasn't working but didn't have the other end part; I connected that end part to the cable I already owned and it br>br>I would not recommend this unless you only need the power cord with the box to give you some extra distance when trying to play, in which case you should look elsewhere.
It works. It does exactly what it says in the title. It just arrived, and it's currently charging my vita perfectly. I bought my Vita used and didn't have a charger, and this was the cheapest and fastest option I could find. br>br>Pros:
- It's effectivebr>- This is a low-cost replacement cablebr>- Cons: Does not come with the cable or adapterbr>br>
- The quality is vile. It feels ridiculously cheap, but for $6, what can you expect?
- Fit is a little tight. I have the OLED 1001 model, and it took some effort to get the charger into the port, and I'm afraid I'll damage my vita in the process. (Not to mention the battery) I'll most likely upgrade to a more expensive charger in the near future, but for now, it'll suffice when you only need to charge and don't want to spend a lot of money.
It's a good fit. It's not difficult to get in, but it's much more difficult to get out. That means it's safe, and I like the fit, but other reviewers don't seem to agree. br>br>For whatever reason, it is also incapable of transferring data to your computer. It's not like it'll be the end of the world if you use an FTP server instead. If you don't have CFW and can't use FTP, you should get CFW because you're wasting a lot of your Vita's potential.
I tried plugging it into my Vita, but it wouldn't fit; the plug was just. . . not in the right shape I'll be able to use the AC adapter, but I'll have to purchase a new USB. br>br>*Edit* My friend pushed it in, and it is now charging. But using force with my Vita is something I'm not looking forward to.
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