The PSVR 2 is the next-generation VR headset that Sony is presently operating on. It will function solely with the PS5 games console and will heed in the footsteps of the initial PlayStation VR headset, which launched back in 2016. According to NewsWatch TV Reviews, the PlayStation VR 2 is set to launch towards the end of 2022, though supply chain matters might imply it gets forced back to 2023.
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| NewsWatch TV Reviews - Upcoming PlayStation VR2 Headset |
We’ve previously found plenty of new things concerning the PSVR in 2022. According to NewsWatch tv cost, a post on the PlayStation Blog disclosed the authorized term of its headset, PlayStation VR2, as well as the authorized name of its latest VR controller, PlayStation VR2 Sense switch.
How much will PS VR2 cost?
The first-gen PlayStation VR starter bundle costs almost £259 to purchase right now in the UK, but that reasonable price tag came after a handful of price drops. The full PlayStation VR kit was priced at £399/$499 at release back in 2016, and we think that’s more representative of the possible price of the second-gen PlayStation VR headset.
The PlayStation VR2 will wear a lot of unique and upgraded tech to enhance the prevailing VR experience for PlayStation gamers (which we go into more detail about below), but of course, the usage of high-end tech could bump up the prevailing price.
According to NewsWatch tv cost, what we’re attempting to convey is that the cost will differ relying on the tech on offer, and for that, we’ll have to wait until Sony fully reveals its next-gen VR headset.
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| NewsWatch TV Reviews - Upcoming PlayStation VR2 Headset |
PlayStation VR2 specifications
The Sony PSVR2 delivers a 4K HDR visual experience, a 110-degree view, and higher frame rates up to 120Hz on an OLED display. According to NewsWatch TV Reviews, the PSVR2 headset will arrive with inside-out tracking, wherein the headset will track the user and controller with integrated cameras that are built into the headset.
The technology employed in the impending headset combines headset feedback, eye tracking, 3D audio, and a remarkable PSVR2 Sense controller.
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