Best PlayStation Vita Hand Grips in 2022

Last update: January 5, 2023

OSTENT Durable Joypad Bracket Holder Case Hand Grip Handle Compatible for Sony PSV PS Vita Color Blue Review:


Just received in the mail; altogether, a good gamegrip for the time I've spent playing on my vita (Typically as a second contoller for the ps4). Although rubber grips would have been a good touch and the installation is a straightforward two step operation, you can't complain for $10!



CTA Digital PS Vita Hand Grip Review:


I'll keep this brief because pretty much everything that can be said about this grip has already been spoken.There are a variety of Vita grips available, but after doing a lot of research, I decided to get the CTA Digital PS Vita Hand Grip. I wanted a grip for the same reasons that many other people do: I have large, powerful Rock Biter hands, and I couldn't bear the notion of the Nothing wrenching my brand-new Vita from their grasps.If you understand the reference, bonus points. I'm probably becoming old!To put it simply, holding the Vita so that I can reach the shoulder buttons is a difficult chore. Either I hold the device such that I feel like I'm going to drop it, or my hands are all over the rear touch pad. I required additional support, but the PDP Trigger Grip's size and form weren't ideal (although I may be the only person who likes the idea of the lower triggers replacing the shoulder buttons).Around the start of the month, I got the Grip from Amazon, and I fell in love with it right away. Even while lying flat on my back in bed, the grips feel comfortable and I can hold it without any discomfort. I intended to go to Amazon and give the grip a 5-star rating after playing about with the home screen for a while.But when I finally made the decision to play a game, I realized... It. You understand what I'm referring to—the dread system jiggle.Yes, the Vita does very slightly shift in the grasp, as several reviews have noted. Even though I just used the word, I'm not sure I would use it again because that's not exactly what it does. The Vita won't move at all even when you flip the handle around and give it a strong shake. It tightly secures the system. The issue is more like that of an uneven kitchen table: if you apply minor pressure to one corner of the system, the opposite corner will slightly rise, and vice versa. It's one of those things that, once noticed, is impossible to ignore.I naively believed that I could handle it and that it wouldn't bother me. However, it has grown rather distracting after playing Persona 4 Golden and Uncharted: Golden Abyss for almost three weeks. It's particularly uncomfortable if I'm lying on my back and the system is coming at me from above. I have no idea why. Most likely, it has to do with science. I opted to replace the grip with the PDP Trigger Grip because I'm not very good at science, but not before I went on Amazon to give the grip a three-star rating.You might wonder why I gave it a 5-star rating in light of this. Inspiration in the vein of a high school workshop came into play.I chose to try to level the grip rather than just stuff it in a drawer. I tore a long, thin strip from a paper towel, folded it many times, and set it aside. I trimmed it until it was the size I felt was appropriate, tucked it in the bottom right corner of the grip, and then put the Vita in over it.And then the wobbling vanished as if by magic!Even though it doesn't fit in the hand any more securely than it did before, the Vita is now stable. The Vita and the grip have not yet been negatively impacted by that piece of paper towel (if that changes, I will post an update to the review). Instead of utilizing some paper towel, I'm considering about stacking a few strands of electrical tape within the Vita grip's corner. Having electrical tape there is not a major concern because it is lovely and smooth on the non-sticky side, is nearly the same color as the grip, and will be hidden when the Vita is inserted (if I do go that route, I'll update the review).Ultimately, I'm giving the grip 4.5 stars after deducting a half star for the design issue that causes the wobble, but as Amazon only allows full-star reviews, I gave it a rating of 5. The grip is really comfortable in my hands, and with a little simple DYI, it can be made rock firm. Leveling the Vita is simple peasy if you're prepared to make even the little effort. I'll even provide some images showing you exactly how I did it so you can see it for yourself.This grip is a terrific investment if you simply can't stand any of the other ones on the market!ADVANCE: Today is February 1, 2014. I've been using this grip for over four months now. The system continues to be securely in place with no discernible wobble and no negative affects on the Vita itself after I eventually replaced the short paper towel strip with a few strips of electrical tape. This item has been a great value for the price!



Aweek® Bracket Handgrip Handle Grip Case for Playstation Vita 1000 PSVita PS Vita - Blue Review:


These controller extensions for handheld devices are fantastic. Since the Gameboy, I've been doing it, and the Vita is no exception. It need some assistance in the comfort category, and this attachment excels at filling that demand. The only drawback is that you need to remove it in order to switch games or even recharge the device. However, if you look at the Vita, you can probably see how challenging it would be to mount things to it. Even though they don't really have an option in how to attach it to the Vita, I still want to give them a five star rating, but I'm unable to do so due to the piece's fragile construction. Although mine hasn't yet broken, I can understand how this would ultimately do so with enough use.



Insten Silver EVA Case Cover + Black Hand Grip + Clear Screen Protector Compatible With Sony PS Vita PSV Review:


Perfect! Much better than what I payed for. First The Vita Case- Awesome is a perfect fit for the first-generation vita and should work with any subsequent iterations as well. There are no openings left by the tight zip. If you have more than four games for the slots, placing them in the pocket within the case works well. The slots for game cartridges retain them quite securely. I took steps to prevent them from escaping the pocket. If you shake the case, they will move about but they won't fall out of the pocket. The screen protector is next. It is a heavy-duty thick screen protector that suits the vita first edition. That one has a touchpad in the back. Given that the 1st edition screen is 1.5 inches larger than the slims, the screen will be a little large for the slim, but if you don't mind hiding the PS vita logo with it, you should be OK. The vita controller grips are third. Actually, the grips aren't that awful. When you take the vita out, you don't fear breaking it because to the sturdy plastic and locks that can be tightened and loosened on it. Because of the locking mechanism, it should also fit the slim because it fits my vita. One thing to remember is that they are grips and not handles. In other words, the handles are more like the controllers on your Playstation while the grips are like huge bumps on the back of each side of the Vita. They protrude from the vita's bottom. However, their grips aren't too poor. I would primarily acquire grips or handles for the vita so that my thumbs wouldn't tremble when using the analog stick, allowing me to play pain-free for an endless amount of time. For the price they are worth it, handles should not be added much over these grips. The case is the major reason to purchase this, and if you want handles, you can purchase ones for $12. So overall, this was a fantastic deal purchase, and to be completely honest, it was worth much more than a little over $10. This is definitely the way to go if you want a case for your CV, and it arrived quickly too!



Trigger Hand Grips Holder for Playstation Vita PS Vita Review:


This item only costs a few bucks to transport because it is a cheap piece of plastic. Although the edges where the plastic meets can be a little sharp, I believe it does make the Vita more comfortable to handle. Even while you do get what you pay for, having something to grip onto definitely helps and gives the Vita some weight.The grip snaps into place and slips on easily, making it simple to take off as well. I wouldn't be surprised if the grip snapped when trying to take them off, according to another reviewer. It is flimsy, but the other grips are five times as expensive.This is for you if you want an inexpensive grip that offers some assistance.May 2, 2014 update When compared to the more well-liked "PDP Trigger Grips," I actually like these grips more. The "PDP Trigger Grips" have triggers, however their extremely smooth grip makes it difficult to hold onto them without slipping off. Although less expensive, this grip includes a grooved grip that gives you more to hold onto and allows you to maintain your grip without slipping. Therefore, these prevail over the "PDP Trigger Grips" because of their too-slippery grip.



Insten Hand Grip Compatible With Sony PlayStation Vita, Black Review:


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