PlayStation VR2 Headset

The PSVR2 Lightshield is made of Latex, if you have a Latex allergy i don't recommend buying as there really aren't any good solutions to fix the problem. i found out the hard way but hopefully this review helps you!

I got this for my PS5 Pro and sort of thinking in the future to use it on my PC. Just to speak on the actual usability of it, its got great video resolution and is very enjoyable in a lot of games. Its problems stem from long term comfort however. After using it for about 30 minutes it starts to bear down bad on the bridge of my nose. I tried supplimenting this with soft pieces of cloth and this extented the comfortabe use to 1-1.5. Still using it after this amount of time is straining on the nose and then starting around 1 hour the eyes. I understand the eye soreness comes with the territory of this kind of device, but the nose discomfort is what really gets me. I hear they make aftermarket adapter kits to make it more usable, but I expect a device which is $200 to have these issues figured out already. This leads me to my next problem which is PC compatible. You actually need a dongle to use this device on the PC and I figured it was ready to be used immediately. Call this poor planning, but I figured it was just included. I don't hate the VR2, but it does have its problems.