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Sony PlayStation VR2 (PS VR2) W/code
Sony PlayStation VR2 (PS VR2) W/code
Sony PlayStation VR2 (PS VR2) W/code
Sony PlayStation VR2 (PS VR2) W/code
Sony PlayStation VR2 (PS VR2) W/code
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Posted 6 August 2023

Sony PlayStation VR2 (PS VR2) W/code

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Feel a New Real with PlayStation VR2, the future of virtual reality.

Discover New Worlds
Escape into thrilling new worlds that feel, look and sound truly real as virtual reality gaming takes a huge generational leap forward with PlayStation® VR2.

Cutting-edge performance
Enjoy 4K HDR visuals4, a 110º field of view and advanced graphical rendering.

PlayStation VR2 Sense™ Technology
Feel real sensations and emotions with eye tracking, headset feedback, 3D Audio and highly intuitive controls.

Quick setup
Jump straight into the action with a simple one-cable connection to your PS5™ console.

Thrilling new worlds
Surround yourself in a new generation of genre-defining VR games.

PLAYSTATION VR2 HEADSET

Inside-out tracking
Play with freedom and experience different VR play styles, as PlayStation VR2 tracks you and your controllers through four cameras embedded in the headset. Your movements and what you look at is reflected in-game, without the need for an external camera.

Single cable connection
Jump straight into new virtual worlds with a simple one-cable connection to the PlayStation 5 console’s front USB port. PlayStation VR2 is quick and easy to set up - just plug, play and enjoy.

PLAYSTATION VR2 SENSE CONTROLLER

Orb design
Enjoy freedom of movement for an easy, realistic and natural gaming experience through a well-balanced and ergonomic design that allows you to totally focus on comfortably exploring the world you’re in.

Finger touch detection
Motion and interact with items and environments naturally and intuitively with finger touch detection.
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  1. PhoenixWright's avatar
    Who the hell are custom controllers?!
    Searching4deals1234's avatar
    Just managed to get them to price match (curry’s) after explaining the delivery info is clearly visible for all to see….. took a while mind
  2. the.porter's avatar
    10% cb too i couldn’t get past the motion sickness last time though do i try again
    UltimatePhoenix's avatar
    Apparently 2 tricks are having a fan blowing on you and taking ginger beforehand. I got it alot, worse when it was a jumping game and had to lay down after an hour as it made me really nauseous
  3. spinks's avatar
    Surely the price is £850
    carddealer's avatar
    On that basis you wont find a game for a console on here priced under £400!
  4. enfluence1's avatar
    Just can't understand from a business standpoint why they'd force a new technology to be exclusive on a per platform basis ...like this is brand new compared to standard TV, they didn't hold back colour TV from black and white users, it would have been years before that technology was used in every household, expensive and probably not appreciated by everyone.

    So here's this technology that has no real killer apps besides Half Life Alyx and a few others, and now they're losing profits because it isn't a household name yet, and they're still holding back with exclusivity?


    Just release it on PC and you've got the best priced, most sought after VR headset for everyone.

    Then a few years down the line when the playerbase exists.....then Zuckerberg it up.
    james.pondBzo's avatar
    No one cares about PC
  5. Pete_Salter's avatar
    If this means plugging in and out of hdmi port not for me
    warzoneastro's avatar
    This connects to the PS5 via a single USB C cable.
  6. Dominatez's avatar
    What an absolute waste of money. These are stupidly over priced as is every single Sony product.
    saddako's avatar
    You sound like someone who doesn't have a VR headset. I can assure you, that whilst they aren't cheap, they are literally a game changer.

    The immersive nature of the headset takes gaming to a whole new level. Sony or not, they're expensive because of the tech that goes with it. Once you've tried VR properly, you'll understand.
  7. Paul_Slade's avatar
    Still £150 more than I'd bite the bullet on. I like VR but other than Gran Turismo I haven't seen anything viable yet that says buy me
    carddealer's avatar
    As someone who owns one I’m pretty much in agreement with you, there are a few games that make me think it’s great but a fair amount of others that I can’t be bothered with. Early days admittedly but it’s probably still a bit of a niche / novelty item if I’m honest.
  8. Adam's avatar
    Great find/price by the way OP
    sohailh1984's avatar
    Author
    Thanks buddy
  9. CC88's avatar
    Will be £250 in a years time when Sony discontinues it. No must play games or experiences on it (or due out anytime soon) and a woeful launch in which you had to buy direct from Sony
    Waynej's avatar
    Resident Evil 4 Remake can hit at any time and Firewall is just weeks away. RE Village was a standout title too, alongside Gran Turismo 7. Admittedly a lot of other titles are ports, but PSVR2 is my first taste of VR, so as a new user I welcome these ports with open arms - I want to see Astrobot and Rush of Blood ported especially.

    I've just picked up After The Fall, Moss 1&2 Bundle and Zombieland Headshot Fever Reloaded in the recent PS Store sales. I'm also especially pleased that I bagged The Walking Dead Saints & Sinners when this was mispriced on launch day at just £8.

    I will admit though I did put the headset back down for a good while after I finished up RE Village and spent a chunk of time in Saints & Sinners and GT7. Mainly got distracted with RE4 and some other pancake titles. I'm just dipping my toe back in again recently.

    I do agree that the price needs to come down on the hardware for a more broader audience, as ultimately the bigger the audience the more likely devs are to support the thing.
  10. paulde2007's avatar
    So is this 450 in addition to the 400 (or whatever it is) for the console?
    kennycrum's avatar
    Yes.
  11. OllieFTH's avatar
    I’ve had one for a few weeks now and I love it. Gran Turismo is incredible in VR and it’s now the only way I want to play it. Also it’s good for when the missus wants the TV because you can play normal games in a virtual cinema space and because the quality of the lenses is good it’s a joy to do. I’d recommend if you are into VR and you have the cash.
    sohailh1984's avatar
    Author
    I’ve still not bitten. What’s it like for motion sickness? You finding you can use it for a decent amount of time?
  12. Mackerscjm75's avatar
    BEWARE. I've ordered off a site like this before with a code and it turned out to be a scam. Luckily I ordered through PayPal and got my money back
  13. deleted2116047's avatar
    Sold out
    mrman007's avatar
    BOOOO!
  14. Chrissybh0y's avatar
    The biggest Sony flop since Vita
    copperspock's avatar
    Nonsense.
    ~600k sold in 6 weeks, more than the PSVR1 sold in the same period, even though that was released close to xmas at a cheaper base price.

    gamesindustry.biz/psv…eks
  15. Krackedupsidethehead's avatar
    £199 and I would think about it - £450 with a discount still puts this more than the current PS5 itself with the recent price cut
    Anything more than a retail price of £299 was an instant death mark and is relfected on the reduced manufacturing and the fact it's not selling.
    No compelling software = no win
    VR has gained traction mostly due to the Quest 2, but honestly has stalled with the metaverse having failed and no "must have" software on the horizon
    If apple (and thats a MASSIVE IF) can bring something compelling when their headset launches things might improve, but much as their presentation was nice it still wasn't something with that killer app
    jederer's avatar
    you want Sony to sell this at a massive loss for £200 but are interested in Apple's £3.5K headset
  16. David_ek3's avatar
    I have a Quest 2 - which wirelessly connects to my pc so no cable - and I have half life alyx running on it superbly plus LOTS of other games - literally hundreds are available for it.

    Ebay is full of quest 2's for between 200 and 250 - this sony headset just seems way way overpriced - is it really that much better than a quest 2 ?
    copperspock's avatar
    To get an equivalent PCVR headset (OLED HDR, eye-tracking, headset haptics), you'd have to spend a lot more money.
    It's not cheap, but I doubt Sony are making much (if any) profit on the hardware.

    I own a Q2 and this. Both have their merits.
    If a person has a PS5 but not a VR-capable PC, then PSVR2 is a great way to experience high-quality VR games.
    If someone wants to try all the good exclusives, then they'd need PSVR2 and PCVR (though the ivry project might remove the need for a separate PCVR headset).
    I wish exclusivity wasn't a thing in VR since it's still a fledgling market, but it is what it is.
  17. WhichWayNow's avatar
    Loved PSVR1. This time next year for me hopefully. (edited)
  18. PhoenixWright's avatar
    Did anyone else have success with getting currys to price match before the stock ran out?
  19. MeatyWeasel's avatar
    The biggest game release for psvr 2 is coming in the next 2 weeks.
    Firewall Ultra! 4 vs 4 tactical shooter
    The original Psvr game set the benchmark for all vr shooters!
    If I had the money I'd definitely of purchased the vr 2
    copperspock's avatar
    Hopefully there'll be a sale at xmas.
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