Pre-owned Sony Playstation VR CUH-ZVR2 2017 Headset (No Game/Camera) / Unboxed £45 - with 2 Year Warranty - Free Click & Collect
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Pre-owned Sony Playstation VR CUH-ZVR2 2017 Headset (No Game/Camera) / Unboxed £45 - with 2 Year Warranty - Free Click & Collect

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Unboxed £45 Link

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I would recommend checking the condition instore before buying.


The PlayStation VR headset features a high-quality OLED display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, which provides stunning visuals and incredibly lifelike graphics. The headset also features a comfortable and ergonomic design, which allows you to wear it for extended periods of time without experiencing any discomfort or fatigue.

The PlayStation VR is also equipped with a range of advanced features, including 3D audio technology, which allows you to hear sounds from all around you, and a built-in microphone, which allows you to communicate with other players during online multiplayer games.

Display:

  • Display type: OLED
  • Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
  • Refresh rate: 120Hz, 90Hz

Sensors:

  • Accelerometer
  • Gyroscope
  • Nine LED lights for tracking

Audio:

  • 3D audio technology
  • Built-in microphone

Controls:

  • DualShock 4 controller (sold separately) can also be used

Connections:

  • HDMI and USB connections to PS4 console
  • Processor unit with HDMI and USB passthrough

Dimensions:

  • VR headset: 187 x 185 x 277mm
  • Processor unit: 143 x 36 x 143mm

Weight:

  • VR headset: Approx. 600g (excluding cable)
  • Processor unit: Approx. 365g

Compatibility:

  • PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles (with an adapter)
  • Certain games and apps require a PlayStation VR headset and PlayStation Camera (sold separately)
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  1. Odm's avatar
    You can get used Oculus 2 for 120-150, which is the way better choice.

    I learnt this the hard way. I first bought a PSVR one and struggled with dizziness, not the best resolution (even despite applying magic tricks on steam) etc.
    I left it unused for a month or two because of that.

    Finally upgraded to Oculus and there is no dizziness and way better resolution.
    copperspock's avatar
    I wouldn't say it's a clear winner. The PSVR has Astro Bot, Wipeout Omega, Blood & Truth, RE7, etc - some of the best VR games out there.

    Different people have different experiences with headsets. I've never felt dizzy with PSVR.
  2. anilc23's avatar
    Bought mine the last time it was on here... Came with everything, haven't used it since the day I got it
    copperspock's avatar
    Try Astro Bot, the headset is worth it for that game alone.
  3. mattster's avatar
    I looked at getting one of these from CEX a while back but there were question marks as to whether you got the PSU or not. Deffo recommend going in store to get it like you said
    Wade_Wilson's avatar
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    It comes with the processor unit. (edited)
  4. robert_adamson's avatar
    Can this be used with ps5
    MakazoleMaquiqui's avatar
    I havent tried it but i believe so for PS4 games only
  5. maakuji's avatar
    Does this require a camera too to function?
    awiew's avatar
    Yes, a separate camera is needed
  6. jungleboy123's avatar
    £45, im surprised CEX didnt break apart the components to resell.
  7. knxdrccg's avatar
    Got this last year from cex and sold it, it's absolutely rubbish compared to oculus 2
  8. ra11's avatar
    personally I'd get the v1 - headphones make little different IMHO and its £8 less at £30: uk.webuy.com/pro…le=
    sensiblewos's avatar
    V2 definitely worth the small extra £s in my opinion. That cable connecter bit dragging around your feet was a pain in the neck, and the cable is lighter on the new one. Integrated controls in the headset are much better too.
  9. RukasuMi's avatar
    does it include the processor, also whats the difference between unboxed disconted
    IamChris's avatar
    I think discounted means damaged in some way.
  10. InfoAddict's avatar
    I sold mine last year. Waiting for PSVR2 to get to clearance prices.
    Ianm's avatar
    I did the same got £150 for it expecting to put another £200-£250 for PSVR2, bit optimistic looking back!
  11. turtles1's avatar
    Worth seeing if there's any with unscratched lenses tbf.
  12. Mojomaster1979's avatar
    Mmmmmm sweaty
  13. RickyD's avatar
    Paid £200 for mine. Barely used it.
    A lot of the games are blurry. Put me off.
  14. norbert7455's avatar
    I bought it last year, it is nice addition for the price. Played the demo and Skyrim but haven’t used it regularly. Remember you need an adapter to connect camera to PS5. Sony promised to send one but I never got mine, bought it also from CEX
  15. Naliboi's avatar
    Got mine last year for a similar price, and also found a perfectly fitting Power A carry case for it in the same CEX store lol. Its a cool device if you keep expectations in check for the age and price. PS5 users will need to buy the usb camera adapter dongle.

    Excellent games available like Wipeout VR, Driveclub VR, Astrobot.

    That said, these things can be NASTY due to age and being second hand. I recommend deep cleaning and maybe grabbing a spare silicon lightmask (and maybe some exercise headbands).

    You can also get 3d printed lens guards to minimise scratching the inner lenses, especially if you wear glasses.

    Be sure to check the lenses when buying. As far as I'm aware, there are no replacement lenses available currently.

    The servicing and maintenance information for this CUH-ZVR2 variant is far less common that the first variant. Here's a guide on some teardown and preventative maintenance for this 2nd iteration CUH-ZVR2 model for anyone interested in sterilising their device.

    reddit.com/r/P…m91
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