#Superhot psvr full#
Things can get a bit warm, but for full immersion a pair of over-ears is what you’ll want. The PS5’s Pulse 3D Wireless headset not only works (and really shows off the benefits of 3D sound), but we’ve noticed it also helps hold it in place. The PS VR 2 doesn’t have built-in audio, so you need headphones of some description. There’s a new dial on the top of the visor for IPD adjustment, and on the back of the headband there’s a 3.5mm jack for attaching headphones, a pair of which are included. We were left with some red lines on our face after extended sessions, but this is par for the course with VR, and they disappear pretty quickly. And thanks to the new vent on the visor, you shouldn’t be steaming up either. The head support is also nice and soft, so as long your stomach can hack it, you’ll be able to live inside this thing pretty comfortably. The rubbery accordion-like light shield does a great job of blocking out light and doesn’t press too hard against your face. We’re not convinced that the headset perfectly fits our head shape, but there’s enough flexibility that most people will find a solid fit. You seemingly can’t do this while you’re wearing it, though, so if it’s too tight you’ll have to remove it and start again. Once you’ve pulled the headband down there’s a little dial to tighten it, which automatically loosens when you remove the headset. That’s not to say that you’ll ever forget that it’s there, but as VR headsets go, this is one of the more pleasant ones to strap to your mush.Īs with the first PS VR, to put the headset on you press a button on the top of the visor to pull it out, and another on the back of the halo-esque headband as you extend it over your head. Where the Quest 2 sort of clamps to your face, the PS VR 2 feels airier.
PS VR 2 distributes its weight more evenly around your head, which makes it mostly very comfortable to wear. At around 560g, PS VR 2 is roughly 40g lighter than its predecessor, and while the Quest 2 is lighter still, all of its weight being at the front means you feel every gram on your nose. You can’t help notice the headset’s weight, or lack of it. Sony has gone all-in on the white and black colourway of the PS5 again here, which not everyone is going to like, but we’ve grown fond of this PlayStation generation’s eye-catching styling. The original PlayStation VR had a very distinctive look, and its sequel is no different.
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