Press this to move the viewfinder in and out.
The front visor is still controlled by a small button mounted along the top ridge. You push a button on the rear of the headset to release the band, slide it over your head then twist the dial to tighten. Like the original and Oculus Rift S, the PS VR2 uses a halo system. Furthermore, the new controllers feel premium - they're dense and just weighty enough to feel good in the hand.įirst impressions are also highly favourable. The headset is also noticeably lighter, making long sessions more enjoyable while the single USB-C cable is less bulky than that of the original PSVR. The materials used on the headset are certainly reminiscent of the original PSVR but it addresses many of the original complaints - the rubber surrounding the viewfinder, for instance, provides drastically more light blockage, while offering improved comfort. There's no breakout box or pass-through to worry about - the headset has a single lengthy USB-C cable and that's really all you'll need.īuild quality is fantastic. If you're coming from the original PSVR, the first thing you'll notice is the drastic reduction in complexity. It ships in a sizeable box and within you'll find the headset, two Sense controllers and an accessories box. Starting at £529/$549/€599 and with limited availability, PSVR2 is not a casual purchase.
Now, with PS5, we have a companion VR headset that brings cutting-edge technology to the console with a more affordable price-point. Then there was Sony - launched in 2016, PSVR offered owners of PS4 consoles an opportunity to step into the world of virtual reality. Over the next few years, however, the market began to fragment - Oculus transitioned from its own proprietary PC storefront to standalone hardware, while high-end PC software diminished in step with the huge cost of the latest headsets. In 2012 - with a duct-taped prototype in hand, John Carmack demonstrated what was possible: an incredible sense of presence and immersion for PC gamers. PlayStation VR2 arrives at a crucial moment for virtual reality gaming.
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