Can you watch movies with this device? null

Have never tried to watch movies

Yes, it'll be like watching on a 70" TV screen depending how big you have the screen set on in the VR2 settings. It's amazing, but the VR2 headset will leave an imprint on your face after so many hours of use.

Yes. PS5 still works the same. Youtube, Prime, Max, Netflix etc will work as normal just not in VR, it shows in the headset as big 100+" flat screen which you can adjust to make bigger or smaller. You can also play regular games.

Yes, if you download Netflix,prime,Hulu etc… or store the movies on you ps5 hard drive. You can also play any regular game in 2 d and us the pavr2 as a big screen. Hope this helps. Movies and regular games are not in VR however they are simply 2d visuals on huge movie theatre like screen.

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Answered by LeroyH 1 year ago
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Yes, it'll be like watching on a 70" TV screen depending how big you have the screen set on in the VR2 settings. It's amazing, but the VR2 headset will leave an imprint on your face after so many hours of use.
Answered by sabinsnake 1 year ago
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Yes. PS5 still works the same. Youtube, Prime, Max, Netflix etc will work as normal just not in VR, it shows in the headset as big 100+" flat screen which you can adjust to make bigger or smaller. You can also play regular games.
Answered by Patrick 2 years ago
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Yes, if you download Netflix,prime,Hulu etc… or store the movies on you ps5 hard drive. You can also play any regular game in 2 d and us the pavr2 as a big screen. Hope this helps. Movies and regular games are not in VR however they are simply 2d visuals on huge movie theatre like screen.
Answered by LarrryM 2 years ago
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Yes, with the cinematic mode
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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