Sony Playstation VR2
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24 Months Statutory warrantyGuarantee provisions
Reviews & Ratings
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Overall ratingVery good88/100
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- Technical quantum leap compared to the first PS VR
- Quick as an arrow setup
- High wearing comfort
- Versatile Sense controllers
- Future games support with many question marks
- Short battery life of the controllers
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Thanks to foveated rendering, the VR performance of the PS5 with the PSVR2 can easily keep up with much more expensive gaming PCs and high-end headsets like Valve's Index. The only thing is that there are currently few games that really exploit this performance - this applies to PC VR as well as to the PSVR2...
Very good92/100
- excellent graphic quality
- high wearing comfort
- impressive eye tracking
- easy to set up
- No fogging of the lenses
- wired
Very good90/100
- Good picture quality also thanks to eye tracking performance boost
- Exclusive features like headset rumble and adaptive triggers
- Tracking works perfectly
- Good wearing comfort for most users
- Expensive for a console accessory
- Mura in some games
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- Clear image thanks to high resolution
- Eye tracking for stronger graphics performance and potentially innovative interactions
- Simple handling and easy set-up
- Safety cage supports safe play when moving around
- Passthrough can be activated practically at any time to view the real environment
- Haptic feedback in Sense controllers and headset
Very good82/100
I am still speechless at the magical graphics the PlayStation VR2 tickles out of the PS5 with its modern eye-tracking! Horizon Call of the Mountain's lush panoramas and detailed characters put even PC VR greats like Half-Life: Alyx to shame! For such splendour, I gladly put up with the thin cable, which, thanks to its positioning, is pleasingly rarely in the way...