Starting at $550, it’s not as budget-friendly as other options, but you get all the features you could ask for, from the built-in tracking cameras and eye tracking to the two tactile Sense controllers with adaptive triggers and haptic feedback.
If you’re ready to take your PS5 gaming to another dimension, our hands-on review of PlayStation VR2 shows how it puts the original headset to shame with all its capability. Starting at $550, it’s not as budget-friendly as other options, but you get all the features you could ask for, from the built-in tracking cameras and eye tracking to the two tactile Sense controllers with adaptive triggers and haptic feedback. And setting up the device is simple, though not fully wireless – you just plug in a single USB-C, do a bit of calibration, and you’re ready to go.