You might have seen the comparison pics—or even the video. The new PS Vita slim features a LCD display instead of an OLED display. But you know what, it's no biggie.

The Nintendo Switch 2 will have to wait, as I've been gaming on a PS Vita in 2025 despite it being over a decade old, and it ...

Vita OLED walked so Switch OLED could run. — Marty Sliva (@McBiggitty) July 6, 2021 Today is more proof that the Vita was ahead of its time. — Tony Polanco (@Romudeth) July 6, 2021.

The same may be true for the Switch OLED come October 8. However, the Vita brought the whole package alongside the OLED, and even folders, something that, four years on since the release of the ...

Hardware. The PlayStation Vita's face is dominated by its luxuriously large 5-inch OLED display, and with good reason: this touchscreen not only pops with rich colors, crisp textures and deep ...

On first impressions, it's immediately obvious just how much thinner the PCH-2000 is compared to the original Vita. The slimmer form factor and more curved design gives the unit a somewhat sleeker ...

Is there a perceptible difference between the Vita's LCD and OLED displays? Matt Martin goes hands-on with the new hardware. PS Vita Specs. CPU: ARM® Cortex™-A9 core (4 core).

A kind Twitter user going by the handle Hiro 1998 has taken some reasonably high quality snaps of the new Vita 2000's LCD screen next to the original Vita's OLED screen.

My Vita’s OLED screen has a patchy and uneven lighting, which is really only visible when viewing a black screen in a darkened room, but it is there, whilst on the other side of things, ...

But these are niche items, OLED is here and now, and it's just racked up 1.2 million sales. Anyone who has played with or bought a Vita will know what I'm talking about.

We'd recommend taking a look at our original PS Vita review for a deep dive of the handheld's built-in apps and services, as there's not much new here. The updates that have come since launch have ...

When we learned of a new PlayStation Vita model, ... lighter, thinner, better – right? Well, it doesn’t seem quite as good after seeing the below OLED vs. LCD comparison image.