Customer Ratings & Reviews

This VR headset is one of the most unsuspecting incognito pieces of VR hardware. It offers up to 120Hz refresh rate on the OLED lenses, and the eye tracking works flawlessly with games that support it. It’s very comfortable, and I was able to get it easily situated with no light leakage around the facial interface — something not possible out of the box with the Quest 2 or Quest 3. Sony hasn’t made much of a fuss about it since releasing it early 2023, so it’s passed the initial hype window. If you can handle the mura on the lenses, the headset being tethered, and bringing your own headphones, it’s a fantastic experience. Much of the library is older VR titles from the Quest and PSVR libraries brought forward with a varying degree of enhancement, but most are reasonably priced. The standout first-party releases excel in showcasing the full abilities of the headset, which amouts to 2 games at the end of 2023. Is it worth the price? If you own a PS5 and want to enjoy your VR experience, yes. If you don’t own a PS5, it’s a high barrier of entry just to enjoy some slightly better ports of games designed for what amounts to a high-end Qualcomm SoC. That said, knowing the limitations, it does what it’s supposed to do — let you enjoy your VR gaming experience.

This has been my first VR experience. When I unboxed and started it up I wasn’t very impressed. I thought why did I just drop so much money.. Picture quality was blurry and foggy. And the motion sickness is real! But after watching suggestions on how to make the picture quality better, there is a sweet spot different for every person, it was a game changer no pun intended. The motion sickness gets better in time. Take it slow, 30 min variable’s at a time. After using and getting used to it for 3 weeks now I am completely hooked! I started with Star Wars: Tales From the Galaxy which helped with motion sickness and overall controls. Then moved to GT7 which looks great, especially when walking around the cars at the outdoor location. The Walking Dead Saints and Sinners chapter 1 & 2 was my next purchase. Ive always loved putting zombies down but with the full immersion of VR it brings it to a whole other level! Arizona Sunshine 2 was awesome and I’m currently playing Resident Evil 4. It’s taken some time to get into VR but so glad I did! Would highly recommend if you already own a PS5 and have an additional $600 to spend!

Incredibly immersive gaming hardware, solid build quality, comfortable, a little bit of motion sickness, but if you sit down it'll be fine! Wish there were more games, but you can use it with steam now!

This was my first VR experience and I love it! I just wish PlayStation had backwards compatibility for it, that’s my only real issue. However I just played RE: Village and No Man’s Sky on the VR2 and they both looked amazing (No Man’s Sky especially!). Totally recommend if you love electronic gadgets

The Sony PlayStation VR2 is a game-changer for virtual reality enthusiasts! The high-resolution OLED display and eye-tracking technology provide an incredibly immersive experience. The Sense controllers are responsive and add a new level of interaction to games. The setup is straightforward, and the overall build quality is excellent. While it requires a connection to the PS5, the powerful graphics and smooth gameplay make it worth it. Highly recommended for anyone looking to elevate their gaming experience!

My first experience with VR and am pleasantly surprised. The setup was easy and the controls are very intuitive. The quality of the oled screens are phenomenal and the graphics are very immersive. The price is a little steep, and if they had included the charge station for the controllers it would've made the price tag a little more justifiable.

Purchased this at the original price drop when I was looking to go from my HTC Vive Pro, but not quite willing to dive into a prosumer or commercial grade headset for PCVR. I put it up against my Quest 3 and HTC Vive Pro with GearVR mod and it performed well. I enjoy the optics and comfort fit, especially after finding some cushions to purchase that make the fit so much better. My only complaint(s) with this headset would be I wish that Sony would allow the eye tracking, HDR, and haptics in the headset and controllers while hooked up to the PC through their drivers. I suppose it's locked away due to partnership agreements and licensing they have with said partners. Either way, it's great at the price to performance if you can get it at around the $300 mark or so and still want a wired PCVR experience with no latency and 120hz refresh.

I got this for my boyfriend who loves games a lot more than I do and I wasn’t expecting to use this but when he put it on me it was like I was no longer in my living room. I show this headset to anyone that comes to the house. It is probably the best thing I’ve ever purchased. Everyone has so much fun with it

Works perfect. Easy on the eyes. Easy to set up. The front camera's to set the warning barrier is superior.

If the only game I ever play on this is GT7 then it will easily justify the purchase price. I have also been playing the Star Wars VR game and it is very good as well. I'm sure there will be more to come. This is very similar to the original PS VR but is lighter, easier to use and has significantly better resolution. The graininess is there but you have to look for it. It is easier to set up and the controls are a huge improvement over the Motion controllers. I have never used any VR head set other than Sony's so I can't comment on how this compares to the competition. From what I have seen though this is an excellent value, super easy to use and the games are very fun to play. I was afraid they might over think the second version and keep trying to add another whistle before it ships. Instead I think this is an excellent upgrade that will make for some excellent gaming.

Awesome. Gran Turismo 7 in VR with a wheel is a game changer. Anyone can have a sim racing set up with the addition of PSVR2 at a fraction of the cost compared to real sim racing setups. The PSVR2 is also now compatible with PC. Set up is a million times easier and quicker when compared to PSVR. One USB-C plug and you're in another reality.

Got the VR headset within a few days when another store couldn’t ship to me. Setting up was easy and took about five to ten minutes at most to configure all the settings and fitting. Everything works perfectly, one thing I am unsure is if there is a smudge inside my one of my lenses. There’s a few good games that are available as of now. The controllers could be better. It’s easy to accidentally press the menu button on both sides of the vr controllers. One thing I noticed about vr games is that some texts can be really hard to read and appear blurry in game. You can screen-share your vr gameplay while in a party chat, screenshot and screen record which is awesome. I personally recommend the sony pulse headphones with 3d audio to take the vr to the next level.

I think the PSVR2 is the headset VR enthusiasts have been waiting for. Playing VR has brought back the wonder and joy that I have not felt in gaming in more than a decade. First, it is an excellent plug and play VR headset with current and future AAA games. Second, it is a mainstream device on a dominant console which will accelerate VR as a gaming ecosystem. Third, while the price of PS5 and PSVR2 together seems steep when compared to the Quest, it is actually a PC VR experience for half the cost of a comparable PC and PCVR headset. Fourth, you can stick a set of googly eyes on it and get the same pass through face features of the Apple VR headset for a fraction of the price and it will be far less creepy to look at.

The peripheral is fairly lightweight, meaning no extensive strain on the head and neck, and the controllers have good straps that ensure no wrong movements accidentally send your controllers hurtling into TVs, family, or pets. The space required for the VR can be a little demanding, but as long as you have enough to avoid bumping into your console or TV, it's very accommodating and easy to set up. Hopefully the library of compatible games will continue to grow, and it would be great to see titles for the original VR system get updates to be compatible.

Love my PSVR2 from GT7 to New Horizon to 1st person shooters bring the games to life. Controllers could use newer components for a newer age to stop drift I mean what is in them has been around for 24 years let’s update them especially for the price. Or make them easily replaceable and an item that you know will wear down.

I got when was on sale and it really is an impressive piece of equipment. Between the haptics, the eye tracking, and everything else it is a different type of gaming experience. Not sure if worth at full price, but on sale i think is for sure worth it.

Works perfect. Great gaming. Great visuals and comfortable to wear.

Are you ready to take your gaming to the next level? Look no further than the PlayStation VR 2! As a high schooler navigating the world of virtual reality, I was skeptical at first, but let me tell you, this device blew me away. First off, let's talk about the immersive experience. From the moment I put on the sleek headset, I was transported to another world. Whether I was exploring ancient ruins, battling futuristic robots, or simply chilling in a virtual lounge, every moment felt real and exhilarating. Now, let's address the elephant in the room – the left controller pairing issue. Initially, I encountered some frustration when my left controller refused to sync up. However, thanks to the helpful guidance of the sales associate, I was able to exchange it for a replacement without any hassle. Problem solved! Once everything was up and running smoothly, I was amazed by the precision and responsiveness of the controllers. Whether I was wielding a virtual sword or delicately manipulating objects in a puzzle game, the motion tracking was spot on, making every action feel natural and intuitive. The graphics are another standout feature of the PlayStation VR 2. With stunning visuals and smooth frame rates, the games come to life in vivid detail. Whether you're exploring vast open worlds or engaging in intense firefights, the graphics will leave you breathless. But perhaps the best part of the PlayStation VR 2 is the sense of community it fosters. Whether you're teaming up with friends for a multiplayer adventure or sharing your experiences online, the VR community is vibrant and welcoming, adding a whole new dimension to the gaming experience. In conclusion, if you're looking to elevate your gaming experience to new heights, look no further than the PlayStation VR 2. With its immersive gameplay, precise controls, stunning graphics, and vibrant community, it's a game-changer in every sense of the word.

I was a little skeptical due to price but honestly the tech that Sony shoved into such a compact headset is astounding. The eye tracking, the motion controllers, the ease of connectivity makes this such a fun and seamless experience. $550 is a steep asking price but I don’t feel that it was money misspent at all. Loving the library of games, loving the visual and tracking quality of the headset and it’s just been such a blast to get lost in so many different worlds. Takes a bit to get used to the vr motion but after that it’s just endless fun. Love it.

The VR experience is exactly what I paid for. I am enjoying games like gt7, beat saber no man’s sky Plenty of more games to come. Excited