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uncomfortable to hold?

I have only held a vita twice for a couple of hours each time and I felt the vita was moderately comfortable.
 
I think the problem is the analog sticks are to short which put my hands in an awkward position. Maybe if they had extenders for them it would be more comfortable.
 
I think the only handheld people actually have problem with is times is the 3DS when the 3DS is on. My friend and cousin say the 3D hurts their eyes.

...but they have baby eyes, what do they know.
 
There is an occasional strain, but for the most part, my larger hands have no problem with the vita. You might wanna look into one of those trigger grips that make the vita a little bit more like a DS3 and see if that helps at all.
 
When I have the opportunity to play on my friend's vita I don't spend I lot of time on it, maybe one hour max but during that time it was perfectly fine, I got no complaints whatsoever.
Maybe if you spend a lot it becomes uncomfortable, it's understandable.
 
I sold mine within a week of buying it mostly due to this exact reason. It didn't have the PSP feel and even though I played it about 4 hours per day for that one week, I still couldn't get used to it. Then again, not many games worth it, not for me at least.
 
I haven't had a blast on one yet but my nephew is getting one tomorrow for Christmas. Will have a blast on it then, I'm guessing it can't be that bad, comfort is a huge issue and I'd like to think Sony would have that sorted considering it's a handheld console.
 
My sister have the Vita 2000 and I got to play it for a couple of hours. I'm quite surprised at how light it was so it wasn't tiring to hold. I do however find it uncomfortable to play, I don't like how small the thumb sticks are but I know it's a handheld so I'll let it pass, I also dislike the shoulder buttons; I feel that they are at a wrong angle for my hands.
 
My sister have the Vita 2000 and I got to play it for a couple of hours. I'm quite surprised at how light it was so it wasn't tiring to hold. I do however find it uncomfortable to play, I don't like how small the thumb sticks are but I know it's a handheld so I'll let it pass, I also dislike the shoulder buttons; I feel that they are at a wrong angle for my hands.

This is exactly what I'm talking about. Not so much the weight but the small thumb sticks and the placement of everything
 
This is exactly what I'm talking about. Not so much the weight but the small thumb sticks and the placement of everything
I think this can't be helped. I mean it's a handheld, they have limited space to put the controls when they also need to incorporate the screen and everything. I think there's no other way than to use it more and get accustomed to the button positions.
 
I only played a friend's Vita, I didn't find it uncomfortable at all. But then again, I only played it for like 30 minutes or so.
 
I sold mine within a week of buying it mostly due to this exact reason. It didn't have the PSP feel and even though I played it about 4 hours per day for that one week, I still couldn't get used to it. Then again, not many games worth it, not for me at least.

You shouldn't have. You should have at least given a grip or something a try.
 
It's comfortable for me, it doesn't bother me at all unless I'm like... laying on my bed and I sort of lay on my arm or something, but that's something that causes trouble with any handheld/controller, hehe.
 
You shouldn't have. You should have at least given a grip or something a try.

Yeah a grip would've help...or a playing glove. You know, fingerless...as if you're getting ready for either A. brawl, B. a dance-brawl, C. 80s-style post apocalyptic nonsense.
 

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