CHENLAN New Trigger Grips Hand Grip Compatible Durable Joypad Plastic Flexible Hand Grip Compatible With for PS Vita PSVita Playstation Vita 1000 (PCH-1000), black

Love it :)

Die Hülle passt Perfect auf die psvita und ist sehr bequem was das Spielen angenehmer macht.

Comfortable Grip Upgrade for the PS Vita 1000 These CHENLAN trigger grips snap securely onto the PS Vita 1000 (PCH‑1000), offering oversized action buttons and a textured, rubberized coating for much more comfortable long gaming sessions. The hard plastic build feels durable and has a satin finish that doesn’t irritate your hands. It’s lightweight and gives nice resting points for your thumbs without blocking any of the Vita’s controls. Overall, a solid accessory if you want better ergonomics without making your console bulky.

Really good grip for ps vita Would recommend

Being a 6'3 man with large hands, this makes longer play sessions 100x more comfortable. It's possibly designed in such a way that it retains a low profile look while adding enough "meat" to grab onto for more comfort. It even works with front and back screen protectors -- perfect fit! Durability seems fine, although I'm not eager to do a drop test to fully find out. Quality doesn't seem pristine, but I wouldn't say it feels bargain bin cheap either. The weight of the Vita in it plus the slight texturization on the grip feels pretty decent. For what it costs and what I'm getting out of, I don't regret my purchase whatsoever. Potential cons: - "cheap feel"... but I think this is a potential moot point, as any of these aftermarket grips are going to embody this to some degree. No grip attachment is going to feel as good as a Dual Sense controller. (Also, something to note, there is no rubber, it's all plastic -- false advertising.) - "Stand Pins" don't work?... These are located on the bottom of the grip. I don't really know what these are for, but someone's review said they were a potential stand. I didn't buy the grip for this reason, so this is also a moot point. - "case edges around L/R buttons" are slightly protruding on the front and your index fingers might rub onto them. Depending on how you hold your hands, this might be an annoyance for some. - "Vita doesn't lay flat" if placed on back. Given the shape of the case, when laid down it will bias and roll so back camera makes contact with table/surface. The top edge of the screen protector covers the camera, but just something to be cognizant of depending on where you lay it.