Sony - PlayStation® Move Motion Controller (2-Pack)

This is a two-pack of PS3 Move controllers. Also included are two mini-USB charging cables. Since the Move controllers are the exact same model as the PS3 ones, they have the larger mini-USB charging ports just like PS3 Dualshock3 controllers (as opposed to the smaller micro-USB charging ports of the PS4 Dualshock4). These Move controllers also work with the PS4 and PSVR via the PS4 camera. Just use the included mini-USB charging cables to pair the Move to your PS4. Note: the Skyrim PSVR bundle has an updated version of the Move controllers that have slight differences in button design, a larger capacity internal battery, and micro-USB charging ports. Therefore, if you're buying this two-pack Move to go with PSVR, you might consider getting the Skyrim PSVR bundle instead to begin with. The one disadvantage of the newer version Moves in the Skyrim bundle is that they are no longer compatible with PS3 (unlike the Moves in this two-pack which still work with PS3 as well).

So I've certainly been eyeing these motion controllers for some time now, and i must say after purchasing them and trying it out for myself i must say they are Awesome. The games I played so far with them such as Lethal VR, I Expect You to Die, VR Bar, Rush of Blood, Etc. all work fantastic except for a few little drawbacks. the Tracking gets lost when my arms go to far off screen from the PS Cameras field of view. My distance from my HDTV is about 12 Feet. It's something the Oculus, and VIVE, controllers don't have to deal with because they have space sensors for their controllers rather than relying on the lights from the controller. But hay I'm on a budget right now and the experience is good enough to draw me into the experience well enough or quite some time until i can actually afford an Oculus or VIVE on a high end gaming PC. Would I recommend these controllers for purchase? yes because they do a great job non-the-less to feel like your holding a gun in your hand or a bottle, or whatever it may be in the game. If you want to get the full potential out of your PSVR pick up a pair of these motion controllers! -Jimmy

If you are using the wireless playstation control for VR, i would seriously recommend getting these. When i first played Rush of Blood (or even Carnival VR - Haunted House shooting game) for the VR headset i noticed using the playstation wireless controller as the gun trigger was kinda craptastic. My guns would never stay centered or i would have to move both guns at the same time as they were being controlled by one remote. If you use the two motion controllers, not only does the camera see these better but you can also separate the hands and control each VR pistol individually. Definitely makes game play allot better and more realistic for motions (depending on the game you play). BUT.... ? Make sure your lighting is not over powering or the camera may have a hard time seeing these or the remote. Which were lessons learned from my setup. Try not to have direct light facing at the camera itself.. Once i got the lighting under control the Motions performed much better than the Wireless Controller.

Very responsive. Feels good in your hand. Most of the buttons seem to be where they should. But with a vr mask on. You need a good memory. You might find yourself longing for your dual shock controller like I do every single time I pick these up. It's often a battle adding these controllers. It just isn't as easy . log in as your user add control go back to game .... . .... ... Log in as your user.... ... ... Add OTHER controller go back to game and select the move stick option. If that doesn't make you crazy. You'll love these things. Its the only wrinkle.

If you play Sony VR games or games that track motion. These are FAR better to use than the standard PS remote.. This gives you independence so that both arms move and control separately in games. (If you are VR game player you will know what i mean by this ). If you are just getting a Sony VR set and don't already have these TRUST ME GET THESE you will love these with those type of games. These do not come with a charger, you will need to purchase a base charger for them. If you are Sony VR Player i would recommend the headset holder with the Motion charger base. Otherwise you will need to charge with the USB cables provided. The should be a necessity with Sony VR.

The Playstation Move controllers give players additional immersion in VR games which support them. A few games actually require them. The controllers are responsive perform as expected. There are two big drawbacks to purchasing these controllers, however. First, the library of games that support the Move controllers is fairly small. This should grow in time, but it's impossible to say how much. The other downside is the price. I picked these up on sale, and I still feel like the cost is too high for the amount of use I'll likely end up getting out of them.

Since ps3 I felt (though the controllers look funny) the move work really well. More fluid than the wii. (I did not have a ps3 or move) When I bought a ps4 pro and vr I of coarse wanted to get the move. So I bought the 100 buck 2 pack movie controllers. Find out after opening it is the same exact controllers the move for ps3 used. The same controlless you could get for like 15 bucks brand new 6 months ago. If you want all new equipment then buy them. They work well though the small buttons are silly to get to sometimes. But if you don't care I suggest buying 2 used or 2 single new ones online and saving money.

These controllers need to be updated majorly. First, let's discuss price. These have been out for almost a decade and Sony just decides to make them a part of their new cash cow and raises the price. Second, they haven't even been updated in the same 10 years. In VR, they feel awkward. Totally takes you out of the VR experience when you see a hand picking up an object, but you feel yourself holding onto an ice cream scooper. Take a look at the hand controls for the Oculus Rift. They conform to your hand. Or why not develop better tracking ability for hands and fingers like the Leap for computers or Kinect?