Although a good few years old, the PlayStation Vita is still a capable, portable console. With the power of the PlayStation 3 and with a screen larger and higher resolution than its Nintendo equivalent, it’s a shame that this may also be Sony’s last handheld.
But, if you have one, you’ll know the PS button can display a number of different colours to show the current status. But what do those colours mean?
Solid blue
The system is on (including when power is being supplied).
Blinks blue
The system is entering standby mode.
Blinks slowly in blue
There are new notifications, such as a new message has arrived.
Blinks quickly in blue
Known as the “Blue Flashing Light of Death” (or BFLOD), this indicates a system error has occurred. Hold down the power button for 10-15 seconds until the light stops flashing. The system should reboot, after which you will be presented with the PlayStation Vita recovery menu – use the options here to try and resolve the problem.
Solid orange
The system is charging, either in standby mode or when the system is turned off.
Blinks orange
The system is charging, but the battery charge is too low to turn on the system. In this case, wait until the PS button lights up solid orange.
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