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The ultimate organization and protection solution for PlayStation Vita. Holds a PlayStation Vita system, PS Vita AC adapter, up to 23 PS Vita Game Cards, 2 PS Vita Flash Memory Cards and other accessories. The Removable PS Vita mini-system case protects the PS Vita system and holds up to 4 game cards.
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
By Vikki P.
Fun:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Pardon the unverified Amazon purchase status of this review. Amazon had it listed to ship in 3-6 weeks at the time I discovered this gigantic gem, and I wasn't going to wait that long, so I bought it at a GameStop.
For those who enjoy a quick review: this is the best 3rd party case available at launch.
Now, allow me to elaborate:
APPEARANCE:
- Huge case. It's a little bigger than 2 PS Vita game card cases.
- Padded black quilted look with a grey zipper area
- Zipper area has a cheap, thin feeling, however zipper is large and feels sturdy
HONKIN-HUGE CASE:
- The inside right-hand side will hold 19 game cards and 2 memory cards.
- The left-hand side has a cylindrical, top-loading accessories pouch that will fit the power cord, power brick, and data cable that came with the Vita. You might be able to squeeze in some earbuds as well.
- Next to the accessories pouch is a second, removable case (Velcro attachment) for those who don't want to lug a monster case.
FOLIO CASE:
- The front area has a plastic surface that holds 4 game cards; it's a snap-in-snap-out storage style, similar to the one found in the game card case
- has a ribbon you can pull on to help you remove the Vita
- 2 indentations accommodate the analog sticks; it will help keep them from moving around, and the plastic piece that holds the game cards act as a hard, sturdy guard to protect the analog sticks
- It will still fit Vitas that have a crystal case or some other exterior shell
- It LACKS padding, but the cloth is thick, so there should still be some sort of shock absorption.
Alright there's no where to keep your AR cards, but you can just toss them in the primary case and let them swim around if you had to.
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It might be a big, unwieldy case for those on the go, but the pull-out folio is the near-perfect (no means of storing power cables and accessories) solution to that problem.
If anything, it's a great storage case that will keep all your Vita-related stuff in one place so that it doesn't get lost. And if you do lose it, it's a honkin-huge-case, so you'll probably find it easily.
For those who enjoy a quick review: this is the best 3rd party case available at launch.
Now, allow me to elaborate:
APPEARANCE:
- Huge case. It's a little bigger than 2 PS Vita game card cases.
- Padded black quilted look with a grey zipper area
- Zipper area has a cheap, thin feeling, however zipper is large and feels sturdy
HONKIN-HUGE CASE:
- The inside right-hand side will hold 19 game cards and 2 memory cards.
- The left-hand side has a cylindrical, top-loading accessories pouch that will fit the power cord, power brick, and data cable that came with the Vita. You might be able to squeeze in some earbuds as well.
- Next to the accessories pouch is a second, removable case (Velcro attachment) for those who don't want to lug a monster case.
FOLIO CASE:
- The front area has a plastic surface that holds 4 game cards; it's a snap-in-snap-out storage style, similar to the one found in the game card case
- has a ribbon you can pull on to help you remove the Vita
- 2 indentations accommodate the analog sticks; it will help keep them from moving around, and the plastic piece that holds the game cards act as a hard, sturdy guard to protect the analog sticks
- It will still fit Vitas that have a crystal case or some other exterior shell
- It LACKS padding, but the cloth is thick, so there should still be some sort of shock absorption.
Alright there's no where to keep your AR cards, but you can just toss them in the primary case and let them swim around if you had to.
---
It might be a big, unwieldy case for those on the go, but the pull-out folio is the near-perfect (no means of storing power cables and accessories) solution to that problem.
If anything, it's a great storage case that will keep all your Vita-related stuff in one place so that it doesn't get lost. And if you do lose it, it's a honkin-huge-case, so you'll probably find it easily.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By M. Kaplan
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I'm usually wary of the stuff made by PDP because, like CTA and Dreamgear, they don't always churn out game accessories of the highest build quality. Thankfully, that is only true of the Vita Folio with regard to the zipper: as another reviewer has mentioned, the zipper area is made of flimsy, wrinkly cloth, and you can be sure that the zipper is just going to come off it at some point. The zipper cloth also obscures the top of the case, making it hard to pull out any games you store in those top pockets without bending the elastic holder and rubbing the underside of the game card (where the metal portion is) against the back of the folio.
Otherwise, this thing is a generally solid case. The outside of the folio is quite plush and sturdy (if not the most attractive folder on the planet), it fits plenty of games as well as a few accessories, and the mini case that detaches (via velcro) is just fantastic. The mini-case has a four nifty little plastic slots for holding games tucked just under its front flap, and this keeps games safely flush between the plastic holder and the outer cloth lid. The back of the mini-case is rigid and would probably protect the Vita if you drop it (although I wouldn't make a habit of doing so). The inside of the mini-case is thoughtfully designed, as it keeps the Vita centered without any ability to shift inside the pocket and uses a pull-strap to easily retrieve the Vita from out of the pocket.
Something that can be seen as either a positive or a negative is that the outsides of the folio and the mini-case are rather nondescript. There are logos for the Vita that let you know this is a licensed product, but it's not the most conspicuous way to carry around your portable game system. Again, that may be a big positive if you're worried about having the folio snatched from you at public places; it's doubtful anyone would know what's in the folio with just a cursory glance. It really just looks like a small business or school folder from the outside. And I should also note that the whole thing IS small. Someone else here said the folio was large, but given the size of the Vita, that's not necessarily true. It's about the size of two Vitas put on their edges side by side. Of course, if you want something to fit into a small pocket in your luggage, you may be better off using just the mini-case, but hey, it's nice to even have that option.
Overall, I'm impressed and pleasantly surprised! Kudos, PDP.
Otherwise, this thing is a generally solid case. The outside of the folio is quite plush and sturdy (if not the most attractive folder on the planet), it fits plenty of games as well as a few accessories, and the mini case that detaches (via velcro) is just fantastic. The mini-case has a four nifty little plastic slots for holding games tucked just under its front flap, and this keeps games safely flush between the plastic holder and the outer cloth lid. The back of the mini-case is rigid and would probably protect the Vita if you drop it (although I wouldn't make a habit of doing so). The inside of the mini-case is thoughtfully designed, as it keeps the Vita centered without any ability to shift inside the pocket and uses a pull-strap to easily retrieve the Vita from out of the pocket.
Something that can be seen as either a positive or a negative is that the outsides of the folio and the mini-case are rather nondescript. There are logos for the Vita that let you know this is a licensed product, but it's not the most conspicuous way to carry around your portable game system. Again, that may be a big positive if you're worried about having the folio snatched from you at public places; it's doubtful anyone would know what's in the folio with just a cursory glance. It really just looks like a small business or school folder from the outside. And I should also note that the whole thing IS small. Someone else here said the folio was large, but given the size of the Vita, that's not necessarily true. It's about the size of two Vitas put on their edges side by side. Of course, if you want something to fit into a small pocket in your luggage, you may be better off using just the mini-case, but hey, it's nice to even have that option.
Overall, I'm impressed and pleasantly surprised! Kudos, PDP.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The short version of my review is this: The PSVita Pull 'N Go Folio is now my one-and-only way for me to store my PSV when I'm not using it and to carry it around. It's also where all my game cards and memory expansions are stored.
The following are the main reasons I am likely to use the Pull 'N Go Folio for as long as I'll be using my Vita:
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* STORES EVERYTHING *
The folio has room for a separate Vita-only storage case that can stay Velcro attached to it or removed when needed. The Vita case should deserve its own review because it offers sufficient protection to shield your precious from harm if accidentally dropped and it's well designed built. The insides are super-smooth so there's no danger of scratching your PSV, there is a tab that helps pulling the PSV out of the case and it even has 2 grooves carved in to allow for the analog joysticks to slide in a stress-free way. It also comes with its own 4 slots for storing games.
There is a mesh pocket where your power supply and related wires go. You need to be very good at packing things to fit the brick and everything else but it is doable.
The inside of the opposite flap has pockets for 19 (nineteen) game cartridges. I only have 4 card-based games at this time so it should be a long time before I run out of storage - remember, there are 4 more slots at the Vita case itself.
There are 2 memory card storage compartments. This is very important to us because there are 3 PSV users in our family, each using a separate card and until now storing these microscopic thingies was a concern. Now it's a concern no more.
Everything is pretty tight inside when the mesh pocket has the power supply in but there was still room for a pair of in-ear headphones.
* PROTECTION *
The first layer of protection is the outside quilted cover. Then there is a more rigid layer underneath. Then, the PSV itself goes inside its own case which has its own soft layer with a harder base underneath. When the PSV is inside its case which is inside the folio it should survive most accidents.
The soft interior protects the PSV from being scratched while going in/out of its own case and the 2 memory card pockets are the safest place for storing them that I can think of.
The folio's 'looks' should make it less likely for it to be the victim of a snatch attack. There are discrete PSV logos on the zipper and embossed on the cover but 'discrete' is the word. The dark-grey quilted looks while not 'ugly' do not scream 'valuable stuff inside' while you're carrying it.
* BUILD AND DESIGN *
Yes, it's dark grey and yes it's quilted but almost everything appears to be good quality materials, inside and out. The plastic zippers are the kind that are not likely to jam the soft, velvety interior meets my expectations. The mesh pocket is probably the most likely to break if you are not careful but it should last if you handle it with care.
The folio's size approaches the threshold of 'handle needed' but it's not there in my view. A usable handle would make it even bigger but, the way it is, the folio is small enough to be carried in one hand without effort. The quilted surface helps with the grip.
* THE LOOKS *
Yes, it's not the flashiest looking storage solution but I am glad it is not that way. I do not want to attract attention when I'm carrying several hundred dollars worth of PSV hardware and games in my hand.
On the inside, the velvet-like interior and especially the Velcros are likely to attract dirt/lint particles and hold them there. They are hard to removed, especially those caught by the Velcros. It's one problem and I don't know how to address it other than keeping the folio and its contents away from dirt as much as possible.
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The only possible 'cons' for the folio are its size and the lint problem. The size is what it is. You need room if you want to store 'everything'. In fact, a half-inch wider portfolio that allowed more room for storing the power supply and its wires might have been the better design. The way it is, the folio is about twice the size of a Vita-only case. But let's remember that it actually has a Vita-only case that can be used independently so I mention size as a possible issue but it's not one for me. As for the lint, we'll have to live with it.
I find the Pull 'N Go Folio to be the near-perfect storage and carry accessory for our PSV and until I become aware of anything better, this is the best I know of.
--
>> Brush your teeth, it's the law! <<
The following are the main reasons I am likely to use the Pull 'N Go Folio for as long as I'll be using my Vita:
_________________________________________________
* STORES EVERYTHING *
The folio has room for a separate Vita-only storage case that can stay Velcro attached to it or removed when needed. The Vita case should deserve its own review because it offers sufficient protection to shield your precious from harm if accidentally dropped and it's well designed built. The insides are super-smooth so there's no danger of scratching your PSV, there is a tab that helps pulling the PSV out of the case and it even has 2 grooves carved in to allow for the analog joysticks to slide in a stress-free way. It also comes with its own 4 slots for storing games.
There is a mesh pocket where your power supply and related wires go. You need to be very good at packing things to fit the brick and everything else but it is doable.
The inside of the opposite flap has pockets for 19 (nineteen) game cartridges. I only have 4 card-based games at this time so it should be a long time before I run out of storage - remember, there are 4 more slots at the Vita case itself.
There are 2 memory card storage compartments. This is very important to us because there are 3 PSV users in our family, each using a separate card and until now storing these microscopic thingies was a concern. Now it's a concern no more.
Everything is pretty tight inside when the mesh pocket has the power supply in but there was still room for a pair of in-ear headphones.
* PROTECTION *
The first layer of protection is the outside quilted cover. Then there is a more rigid layer underneath. Then, the PSV itself goes inside its own case which has its own soft layer with a harder base underneath. When the PSV is inside its case which is inside the folio it should survive most accidents.
The soft interior protects the PSV from being scratched while going in/out of its own case and the 2 memory card pockets are the safest place for storing them that I can think of.
The folio's 'looks' should make it less likely for it to be the victim of a snatch attack. There are discrete PSV logos on the zipper and embossed on the cover but 'discrete' is the word. The dark-grey quilted looks while not 'ugly' do not scream 'valuable stuff inside' while you're carrying it.
* BUILD AND DESIGN *
Yes, it's dark grey and yes it's quilted but almost everything appears to be good quality materials, inside and out. The plastic zippers are the kind that are not likely to jam the soft, velvety interior meets my expectations. The mesh pocket is probably the most likely to break if you are not careful but it should last if you handle it with care.
The folio's size approaches the threshold of 'handle needed' but it's not there in my view. A usable handle would make it even bigger but, the way it is, the folio is small enough to be carried in one hand without effort. The quilted surface helps with the grip.
* THE LOOKS *
Yes, it's not the flashiest looking storage solution but I am glad it is not that way. I do not want to attract attention when I'm carrying several hundred dollars worth of PSV hardware and games in my hand.
On the inside, the velvet-like interior and especially the Velcros are likely to attract dirt/lint particles and hold them there. They are hard to removed, especially those caught by the Velcros. It's one problem and I don't know how to address it other than keeping the folio and its contents away from dirt as much as possible.
_________________________________________________
The only possible 'cons' for the folio are its size and the lint problem. The size is what it is. You need room if you want to store 'everything'. In fact, a half-inch wider portfolio that allowed more room for storing the power supply and its wires might have been the better design. The way it is, the folio is about twice the size of a Vita-only case. But let's remember that it actually has a Vita-only case that can be used independently so I mention size as a possible issue but it's not one for me. As for the lint, we'll have to live with it.
I find the Pull 'N Go Folio to be the near-perfect storage and carry accessory for our PSV and until I become aware of anything better, this is the best I know of.
--
>> Brush your teeth, it's the law! <<
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Overall great
As with the other reviews, the only somewhat annoying part is the cable holder, it is almost impossible to actually get the charging cables in it. Read more
Published 1 day ago by Chad
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great case
Bought this for my son, he actually picked it out. He wanted a case that he could carry his PSP vita & games in also. He loves it! Have not had any problems with it!
Published 7 days ago by MyBBoys
3.0 out of 5 stars
Size matters
This folio is good and the quality is great but if you, like me have a lot of extras for the Vita then they will not fit inside well not all of them especial the cables etc.
Published 10 days ago by Sean Baker
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for Road Trips
Got this for my son who loves it. He was able to take this and his games on a road trip and actually came back with everything he took. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Jan
5.0 out of 5 stars
All in one
Perfect for trips, you can carry all your games in one place, along with the charger and headphones.
The psvita pouch is great. You can take it out and attach it to you pants.
The psvita pouch is great. You can take it out and attach it to you pants.
Published 18 days ago by Naty
5.0 out of 5 stars
awesome fit all storage solution for psvita
im loving this pull n' go folio and you will to
fits all your vita goodies...console, games, memory cards, ac adapter, usb cable, headphones. Read more
fits all your vita goodies...console, games, memory cards, ac adapter, usb cable, headphones. Read more
Published 1 month ago by James Moreton
5.0 out of 5 stars
The ONE case for your VITA!
I did not purchase this case on Amazon; however, I do own the case and purchased it from a different distributor. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Wasabi man
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome!
Sturdy and plenty of room. Everything fits perfectly. If you've got a PS Vita, you should really consider buying one!
Published 1 month ago by Mauro Cruz
5.0 out of 5 stars
Holds all my stuff
This was money well spent. It holds everything and has tons of slots for games. It's nice to be able to keep everything in one place.
Published 1 month ago by R. Lee
5.0 out of 5 stars
I'm so happy
Wonderful case. My final Solution to my psvita card games and acessories.
Im very happy to purchased this product.
Congratulations PDP.
Im very happy to purchased this product.
Congratulations PDP.
Published 1 month ago by Ernani
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