The PSVR2 is an incredible step up from the PSVR, and feels like a legitimate virtual reality contender. Check out our extensive hands-on with PlayStation's impressive hardware below: PSVR VR
The PlayStation VR 2 is here, and in the six years that have passed since its predecessor's release, a lot has changed. Virtual reality remains an intriguing and captivating concept that has gradually become a little more accessible, though it's still viewed as niche to many. With a refined look, simpler setup, and some great tech, the PSVR 2 could be Sony's ticket to establishing virtual reality as another element of many consumers' home entertainment setups.
Is The PSVR 2 Comfortable? The PSVR 2 headset fits comfortably, with lens adjustment to suit the different needs of users. It also sits quite fine over a pair of thick glasses, which is always a must for VR headsets. Four cameras on the outside of the headset function as room tracking devices, while a headphone jack and plastic rail serve to keep audio on track, with a variety of options for the earbuds in terms of sizing.
The headset's lightweight design felt a little fragile while holding it at first, but through repeated use, it's actually quite sturdy, with the benefit of its weight shining through in multi-hour sessions. The headset is easy on the neck and shoulders and shouldn't result in any discomfort for reasonable playing times, though it's still advisable to take breaks sometimes.
The PlayStation VR2 Sense has a simple two-face-button-per-controller layout, with an analog stick on either side. Haptic feedback from the controllers is an excellent addition to games that will use it, though in testing, it was more of an extracurricular element than a showstealer. The added dimension of being immersed in the headset already and the minute feeling the resistance of haptic feedback provided were certainly blended together nicely.
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