Customer Ratings & Reviews

Hello fellow gamers! I recently strapped on the PS VR2 and ventured into the digital abyss, and I've got the scoop for you. Immersive Escape (5/5): Let's talk about diving into another universe – it's like teleporting to a whole new dimension! The PS VR2's immersive experience is mind-blowing. From dodging virtual bullets to exploring fantastical landscapes, it's a wild ride. Comfort Level: Pillow for Your Face (4/5): Wearing the headset feels like strapping a comfy pillow to your face – seriously, kudos to the cushion game! However, after an extended session, it can get a bit warm in there. Maybe a built-in AC for the next model, Sony? Graphics that Pop (5/5): Graphics are so sharp, it's like upgrading from a pixelated world to an HD wonderland. The vibrant colors and details make the virtual universe feel real – major thumbs up to the visual wizards behind the scenes. Tangled Cord Tango (3/5): Now, let's talk about the cord situation. Maneuvering through the virtual realm is epic, but managing the cord in real life? It's like a dance with an invisible partner who keeps stepping on your toes. A wireless version could be a game-changer, just saying! Easy Peasy Setup (5/5): Setting up the PS VR2 is a breeze – even for tech-challenged folks like me. It's like connecting the dots without needing a PhD in electronics. Bravo, Sony, for keeping it user-friendly! FPS Family Time (5/5): As a parent of a lively toddler who adores FPS games, the PS VR2 has been a game-changer for our family dynamic. Gone are the days of late-night gaming sessions; now, I can immerse myself in play while my little one enjoys Cocomelon on the TV, creating a harmonious and violence-free entertainment setup. While I may be the intended audience for this product, its ability to address my specific concerns truly goes above and beyond. Thank you, Sony, for enhancing our family time! Final Verdict: VR Odyssey of Fun (4/5): The PS VR2 is a legit portal to gaming awesomeness. The immersion is unparalleled, and the graphics are jaw-dropping. If we could tweak the cord situation and maybe throw in a personal AC, it'd be a perfect 5-star symphony. In a nutshell, strap on your virtual seatbelts, folks! The PS VR2 is a rollercoaster of fun with a few bumps along the way. Happy gaming, and may your virtual adventures be as wild as they are in your wildest dreams!

I mostly play horror games. The ones I have played so far are really good. They had a pause in making psvr2 games and hopefully they will come out with some new games this year. The cord is a bit annoying. However I like that you can have friends watch what you are playing. The Quest does that but it never worked right for me. I would say as far as comparing them, portability goes to Quest and it does seem like there is more game variety on Quest, but I still enjoy playing the psvr2

I was only going to give a 4 star rating due to the cord but honesty, it’s not a bother. Kinda keeps you from over doing it on some games. The graphics are amazing and even the smaller head phones do very well. For the price, it’s a 5 star day.

I like it. Crisp visuals, ergonomic controllers. The cord is a little annoying but you get used to it.

The cord, I believe its overpriced because it's not cordless. $500 would be a more reasonable price. I'm still happy with the purchase

Super fun games go on sale often cord doesnt bother me at all

This review should cover most of others complaints about it. Although the "sweet spot" is small it eventually gets easy to adjust, it took me 5-10 seconds today, i've had it for a few days. There is a learning curve to vr especially motion sickness. My brain is slowly accepting conflicting senses and getting its "vr legs" i'm getting less and less motion sick. Don't put it off just because the graphics in a specific game are bad, try for example red matter 2 because there is a very huge difference in quality (including blurriness) between vr games. Glasses may or may not improve image quality depending on severity and there are already inserts on the market. 2d videos of vr don't do it justice. The depth and reflections along with the ray tracing (in good games) really fool your brain into thinking it's real. My only complaint is the headset being corded but that is fine because the ps5 is doing the data processing. I would assume having it all in headset would make it bulky and would make it get extra hot.

Much better than initial PS VR system. Still uses a cord.