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I know I know, it's not the best VR system on the planet. But it has several things going for it. First of all, I can play in the living room where my PS5 is. My gaming computer is in a small office shared by my fiancée's computer so not nearly enough room to use VR unless I'm sitting in my chair. Second, the price point seems to be really good for a system with 2k resolution per eye and OLED screens. I primarily bought the PSVR2 for Gran Turismo 7, easily my favorite franchise, and the VR for that game is exquisite. Maybe too good, at least at first. It's so good that my mind and body couldn't comprehend going around corners and through dips and inclines and not feeling the various forces involved, and it started to give me some pretty bad motion sickness, something that I've never really had to deal with before. Thankfully I've been easing my way into it and it's getting better every time I try it. But in the meantime, I've been playing other games a lot. I've spent more on VR games in the last month than any other games combined. Puzzle games like Humanity, Puzzling Places, and Tetris Effect are all a lot of fun in VR. But the absolute best part is the fitness games. Finally a way to get me off the couch and getting some exercise! Beat Saber, Synth Riders, Pistol Whip, and Les Mills Body Combat are my go-to games for active playing, and I love having finally found a way to get some exercise without it feeling like a chore. Don't think, just buy. You'll love it. Read more

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Good: New to VR gaming and the PSVR2 seemed a great entry point around $350. This headset requires a Playstation 5 console. Controls are easy to learn and the headset is quite comfortable(even with prescription glasses). Game library is good enough and it uses your playstation account. Extremely immersive and interactive when I played TWD Saints & Sinners, Resident Evil 8, and Gorilla Tag. The headset comes with earbuds and has a built in microphone. There's also a button that allows passthrough which means you can quickly go from seeing your video game to seeing your room without removing the goggles. You can play non VR games while using the goggles and browse the menus which is a nice touch. Bad: I didn't realized I was buying a used unit. It came in the Horizon bundle but without the game and the box was torn. The headset had food and dirt on it and the lenses had dirt and smudges too. The Sense controllers were dirty and don't seem to work in half the games I own. I tested the controllers using hardwaretester under gamepad by connecting them to my pc with usb to usb-c. The R2 button was shown as constantly being depressed(showing -0.6 instead of -1.0) which wouldn't allow me to continue passed the main menu in some video games. There are fixes for this issue, but having to do so as my first experience with VR is disconcerning. Most games require me to start the game using my DualSense and then to turn on the Sense controllers, otherwise they don't work. Lastly, I have not experienced motion sickness after 7 hours but my three friends all did. One around 5 minutes of use and the other two around an hour so be aware. Conclusion: Overall I'm happy with this product but wish there was more clarity on purchasing a used or new unit. I assume a new unit wouldn't have the issues I described. If you don't experience motion sickness then it's an extremely fun and fresh experience to gaming especially if you haven't used a VR headset before. P.S. I'm notably worried about the controllers breaking or developing stick drift, which my DualSense controllers have done in the past. You also can't buy the Sense controllers separately which means you'll have to return the whole unit if they break or buy a new one. Read more

Everything came and nothing was damaged… I use it to play beat saber and it runs smooth Read more

Si bien la inmersión en el juego es muy buena, no sirve de nada si los controles no funcionan y es una pena que sea un problema conocido que después de mas de 2 años sigue sin solución, peor aún devolverlo y buscarlo en otro lugar no garantiza que funcionará Read more

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Tracking is a bit weird but I do enjoy it it did come brand new and even got a upgrade free best 534$ I've spent in a long time all though was confused on it Read more

PSVR is really cool. I play GT7 with it and it’s amazing. I crash a lot less because it’s 3D and I get a better feel for my speed. Sony made 1 huge mistake by not allowing 5.1 surround sound output when using PSVR. Not sure why because games sound like crap with headphones. The resolution is not as good as on a TV and there’s blue & red outlines around words/numbers when in 2D mode. Right now VR is basically like cell phones before the iPhone came out. Really amazing but maybe 25% of it’s full potential. Definitely worth it if you want a true driving simulator with GT7. Looking forward to trying flight sims with it. Sony needs to fix the 5.1 surround sound output ASAP. Watching movies would be amazing except for that massive mistake. Seems like they could fix that pretty easily and hopefully we won’t have to wait for PSVR-3 for that update. Read more

First of all I had the PSVR-1 and finally upgraded to the PSVR2. I have to say the games for PS VR2 look spectacular, resident Evil, Moss, Red Matter 2 in Gran Turismo are all amazing. I give it five stars for the visual performance that it can give. However, you need to be aware that there are some downsides. First for example I had over 50 games on the PS VR1 and none of which are compatible on the new one so I can't play any of the old games. Also there's very little experiences. For example on the PS VR1 you could use YouTube 360 which has hundreds of full high definition VR videos in 360 from everything from nature to roller coasters to about anything you can imagine and somehow even though the VR2 is newer by several years YouTube 360 It's not compatible and doesn't look like it's going to be in the future. There were also a couple other VR apps that you could download for the first edition that don't work on the VR2 as well. Don't get me wrong, I love video games but I bought a VR too because of everything else it could do like the experiences in the 360 videos which it can do none of now. As long as you know that you're buying it for just video games and not going to be able to do the extra stuff that you can do on some of the other devices. Also, You can Google for yourself but PlayStation has all but given up on the VR too they've already cut funding for new games by 70% and cut staff and as of yesterday they only have two games in development by sony studios right now for the VR2. That doesn't mean video game companies won't produce their own games but Sony interactive makes fantastic VR games including the original Astrobot game and so the fact that they are no longer going to be making games it looks like is very disappointing. My concern is that there's not going to be very many decent games coming out in the future for the VR2 since Sony looks like they have given up. Had I known a little before, I probably would have not spent the money on the VR2 knowing that there's really only about seven or eight really good games for it right now. There's a bunch of okay games but there's really only seven or eight really top tier games and it doesn't look like too many more coming out really only a couple more this year that are expected to be really good. If you have the money to spend and it's worth the money just to be able to play 9 or 10 really good games then I would suggest it but if you're buying the VR2 expecting it to be the future like they're always advertising and it looks like Sony is already given up on it. Read more

PSVR2 came quickly & everything works perfectly. No scuffs or scratches on the lens or headset. Came with original box. Unfortunately it was missing the extra earbud/earpiece sizes & an USB c cable but otherwise I am happy with what I got for the price. Read more

I am a PSVR user so PSVR2 is definitely a vast improvement specially on graphics. Although it has less padding, the design of the headset is great in terms of ergonomics and materials; the rubber is much better than the old peeling rubber of the PSVR. That being said, I will not give it 5 stars because of the well documented controller issue. Out of the box I noticed the right controller was not working properly. As many other users, I found that both controllers seemed to work fine in the PS5 menus but not in the game. I spent the first day troubleshooting and was frustrated thinking I would have to return the whole thing. The issue is well discussed on the Internet but the solution is not. The issue I had (I guess the most common) was apparently fixed using a workaround which consists in launching the games with a different controller and turning on the PSVR2 Sense controller once in the game. Still after finding this workaround, I was surprised to find that Sony has not to this day acknowledged this widespread issue, and also that this does not happen to some lucky users. I continued finding many suggestions on how to fix it but those all sounded unrelated to the root cause. Finally, I found that you can connect the controllers to your PC and use the Gamepad Tester website to see the values it is reporting. I found that my left controller had no issue and that the right controller was reporting a value like if I was pressing R2 very slightly (-0.83 instead of -1) even when it was fully depressed. It looks like this is a manufacturing issue when some “debris” prevent the trigger button (R2 in my case) to report -1 when fully depressed. You can check this in any search bar in the PS5 menu and notice that nothing happens when you press de trigger (caps lock if the issue is in the left controller or Done in the right controller). So when you start a game, the game detects that you are pressing the trigger even if you are not and this causes issues and weird behavior inside the game (each game is different). This is considered a hardware issue and that is the reason why Sony is not able to “patch” it. Some people contact Sony for a replacement or return the PSVR2 and they have the right to do it, but I first gave the “blow/flick” method a try since it is very easy to do and cause no harm to the controller. I pushed the trigger all the way and then using a compressed air blower, I used it in the small gap between the button and the controller. After that, I gave the trigger a couple of flicks (press and release) and measure the values again with the Gamepad tester website). To my surprise, the controller is now reporting -1. The “debris” inside were somehow removed and now I have a perfectly working controller. Just want to say that even if this worked for me, your issue could be different, so use the Gamepad Tester website and find yourself if it is your case too. I am glad I did not retuned the unit and that I can now enjoy the PSVR2. So bad that I spent the first hours with it troubleshooting instead of playing though… Read more

As a disclaimer, I bought this PSVR2 on sale for 350$ and the rest of this review will be reflective of THIS price point. At 550$ My rating would drop by one star, but that is for another day. Comfort (4.5/5): So, I’ve only ever owned this VR headset and the Quest 2. I don’t know how it compares to other headsets, but I have always found it to be comfortable enough for a couple of hours without issue. I know that there’s a strap you can buy if you find that it slips during high movement games or depending on your head shape. Library(4.5/5): Taking into consideration the games coming out this year and the fact that this headset probably has at least two more years of content coming to it. I’m happy to say that most of you will be happy with the library! The only issue here is that it doesn’t have Half Life: Alyx. But, given the new PC adapter you find access to two PC (Steam)! Ease of use/installation(5/5): If you use this on PlayStation, there is like ZERO setup (aside from initial or compared to some PC headsets). I’ve personally never had issues with using it or connecting it. I have also never had the controller issues that some people have had, though *OCCASIONALLY (once or twice every dozen hours) I do get controller tracking hiccups from it. But ultimately it is very good and reliable. Graphics(5/5): Now, before anyone is a smart but, no it is not better than a 2-3 THOUSAND dollar setup. If you have money go buy something else. What I am telling you, is if you already bought a PS5/Pro for OTHER reasons then this 350$ price point is an AMAZING offer. The graphics look good and crisp thanks to foviated rendering. It also runs at a consistent 120 fps in the games that I have played it on, which is mainly Arizona Sunshine 1 & 2, GT7, Metro: Awakening, Beat Saber, and No Mans Sky! So I *personally get NO motion sickness. Price(5/5): At 350$, PSVR2 makes a fantastic purchase and a great headset. It’s only real competitor at this price point is Quest 3, which is great as well but for different audiences. However, if you are reading this after the sale the I would say WAIT! The headset is great but it is missing a Alyx sized game to justify 550$ Read more

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Plugged the product directly to my ps5. There was no light indication and it seems that it is not drawing power. Checked my usb c port and its working fine. The product is defective. Read more

After 10 months it refuses to be connected to PS5 , and the joke is that product is not repairable under warranty because the Seller is not authorized from the agent in UAE to sell VR2 Read more

Product is great!!! Only reason for 4 star is because packaging and booklets are in Chinese but the description says English Read more

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