PS Vita: General Discussion

[BasketSnake]

What are your thoughts on the joysticks? Are they good? Durable? It'll be interesting to see if they still hold up after a year.

[AlexAtkinUK]

Its impossible to tell just from use, only time will tell.  Besides, its completely off-topic for this thread.

As for the topic at hand, I too am not really worried about the back getting scratched.  As long as those scratches do not prevent the touch pad from working, who cares? 

I have finally put a screen protector on the front though, I was just terrified of scratching it as no matter how careful you are it only take a split second lapse of judgement to scratch the thing.  I recently found a hairline scratch on my phone screen which I have no clue how it happened and that is infinitely harder to scratch than the Vitas plastic.

[BAZ1307]

I'm extremely careful where I put down my Vita. Like my iPhone, I always make sure I put it down on something soft. I hate it when people put iPhones on a hard surface and slide it back and forwards.

It would have been a good idea IMO to put some rubber grips on the back of the Vita just to rase it up a bit when you place it down.

[Relenless]

Really? It's only the back. 

[bearbear807]

I dunno but I think there will be users like me who care about their every gadget very inch detailly. I tend to stick every protection accessories on the first day I own anything, and experience tell me anything could happened at the end of the day of you going to resell it, you get more value from it isn't it?
Thanks everyone opinion, I should call it a back touch panel

[drCyrex]

Got my self full front and rear protector before getting my vita from ebay 3 for 4.99 which i think gave me a peace of mind, since im too picky about these things.