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Contains: PlayStation VR headset, Processor unit, PlayStation VR headset connection cable, HDMI cable, USB cable, Stereo headphones, AC power cord, AC adaptor, PlayStation VR Demo Disc
Games Come First - With gamers in mind, PlayStation delivers a new world of unexpected gaming experiences through PlayStation VR
Just Plug and Play - Getting into PlayStation VR couldn't be easier. Just plug the PlayStation VR headset and your PlayStation Camera into your PlayStation 4 system. Sold separately
Advanced VR Display - Seamless visuals keep you connected to the virtual world through an expansive 5.7” OLED 1080p display running at up to 120 frames per second
3D Audio Technology - 3D Audio with PlayStation VR means that you'll be able to pinpoint sounds above, below, and all around you

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PlayStation VR

A radical new dimension in virtual reality gaming arrives October 2016


Advanced VR Display The feeling of ‘being there’ starts with what you see. Seamless visuals keep you connected to the virtual world through an expansive 5.7” OLED 1080p display running at up to 120 frames per second.	Industry Leading Design The PlayStation VR headset was engineered to be balanced, comfortable, and completely adjustable. It’s designed to feel like it's not there – keeping you free from distraction as you explore new gaming worlds.	Move With Purpose The LEDs around the PlayStation VR headset, on the DualShock 4 wireless controller, and the PlayStation Move motion controller are tracked by the PlayStation Camera, providing an incredibly precise capture of your natural movement in virtual space.


Games Come First With gamers in mind, PlayStation delivers a new world of unexpected gaming experiences through PlayStation VR. Play some of the most highly anticipated titles of 2016 on PS VR including an all-new Star Wars Battlefront gaming experience and games like PlayStation VR Worlds, Golem, and RIGS Mechanized Combat League.	Just Plug and Play Getting into PlayStation VR couldn’t be easier. Just plug the PlayStation VR headset and your PlayStation Camera (sold separately) into your PlayStation 4 system (sold separately). You're ready to go.	3D Audio Technology 3D Audio with PlayStation VR means that you’ll be able to pinpoint sounds above, below, and all around you. Instinctively turn your head to the source of a single footstep and be able to judge its distance, just as you would in real life.

PlayStation VR Games

Star Wars Battlefront VR Experience
PlayStation VR Worlds
Golem
Harmonix Music VR
Until Dawn: Rush of Blood
RIGS Mechanized Combat League


	HTC Vive	Oculus Rift	PlayStation VR	Samsung Gear	Google Cardboard
MSRP	$599.00	$399.00	$299.99	$129.99	$15.00
Platform	Windows PC	Windows PC	PlayStation 4	Samsung Smartphone	Smartphone
Experience	Seated VR, Standing VR, Room-scale VR (up to 5 m diagonally), Positional tracking	Positional tracking, Standing VR, Seated VR, Room-scale VR (additional sensor required)	Positional tracking, Standing VR, Seated VR	Standing VR, Seated VR	Seated VR
Field of View	110 degrees	110 degrees	100 degrees	101 degrees	Varies
Refresh Rate	90 Hz	90 Hz	90 - 120 Hz	60 Hz	60 Hz
Display Resolution Per Eye	1080 x 1200	1080 x 1200	1080 x 960	Varies	Varies
Headset Weight	1.2 lbs	1.0 lbs	1.3 lbs	0.76 lbs (without phone)	0.2 lbs (without phone)
Fit	Adjustable headset strap, fits most glasses, 2 eye relief adjustments: lens distance from eye & interpupilliary distance	Fits glasses, Iinterpupilliary distance adjustment	Fits glasses, lens distance from eye can be adjusted, Iinterpupilliary distance adjustment	Fits glasses, focus adjustment	Varies
Included in the Box:	Headset, 2 x Controllers, 2 x Base Stations, Earbuds, Link Box, Link Box power adapter, Link Box mounting pad, 2 x Base Station power adapter, 2 x Micro USB chargers, Sync cable, HDMI cable, USB cable, Cleaning Cloth, Alternate face cushion	Rift Headset , Sensor x2 Touch controllers, Printed Accessory Folio w/quick start, Manual, 2 AA batteries, Lens Cloth, Audio tool, 2 Oculus stickers	Headset, Processor Unit, connection cable, HDMI cable, USB cable, Stereo headphoes, AC power cord, AC adaptor, demo disc	Headset, controller, USB C device holder, Micro USB device holder, headstraps, controller strap	Headset

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Discover a new world of unexpected gaming experiences with PlayStation VR. Redefine your expectations of immersion in gaming with moments so intense your intuition takes over. Step into incredible virtual worlds and overcome new challenges in extraordinary ways. Greatness Awaits with PlayStation VR. Games Come First - With gamers in mind, PlayStation delivers a new world of unexpected gaming experiences through PlayStation VR. Play some of the most highly anticipated titles of 2016 on PS VR including an all-new Star Wars Battlefront gaming experience and games like PlayStation VR Worlds, Golem, and RIGS Mechanized Combat League. Just Plug and Play - Getting into PlayStation VR couldn't be easier. Just plug the PlayStation VR headset and your PlayStation Camera into your PlayStation 4 system. You're ready to go. Advanced VR Display - The feeling of 'being there' starts with what you see. Seamless visuals keep you connected to the virtual world through an expansive 5.7” OLED 1080p display running at up to 120 frames per second. 3D Audio Technology - 3D Audio with PlayStation VR means that you'll be able to pinpoint sounds above, below, and all around you. Instinctively turn your head to the source of a single footstep and be able to judge its distance, just as you would in real life. Industry Leading Design - The PlayStation VR headset was engineered to be balanced, comfortable, and completely adjustable. It's designed to feel like it's not there - keeping you free from distraction as you explore new gaming worlds. Move With Purpose - The LEDs around the PlayStation VR headset, on the DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller, and the PlayStation Move motion controller are tracked by the PlayStation Camera, providing an incredibly precise capture of your natural movement in virtual space. PlayStation 4 and Camera sold separately

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B01DE9DY8S

Release date

October 13, 2016

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1,229 ratings

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#3,102 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#8 in PlayStation 4 Virtual Reality

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Product Dimensions

7.36 x 7.28 x 10.91 inches; 6.85 Pounds

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Item model number

3001560

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Item Weight

6.85 pounds

Manufacturer

Sony

Batteries

1 CR123A batteries required.

Date First Available

March 24, 2016

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Biskabo Renalto

Warning. Camera not included!

Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2018

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After a bit of research, my wife and I decided to get this VR headset for our son for Christmas. It arrived quickly and we wrapped it up and put it under the tree. He was so excited to get a VR headset. He's been talking about it for months. He went to the game TV to set it up, and after a few minutes, he called me in and showed me the instructions. To my both of our dismay, the instructions clearly state that the PS4 camera must be used with this device, but the list of contents doesn't include the camera, and it is definitely not in the box!

So to recap, it's Christmas morning and my son can't play with his new gift because it didn't include a crucial component that I must now buy separately, and all the stores are closed, so.... yeah, this sucks!

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Genryu

Free your mind - take the red pill

Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2016

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This is probably the first VR experience for most of you reading this, so here are my thoughts on what to expect: the good, the bad, and ultimately whether it's worth giving VR and Sony a shot. There's a comparison to Oculus and HTC Vive below for those who are curious as well as a TLDR at the bottom.

Pros:
- Very easy to put on, works well with glasses and is comfortable on the head even for longer gaming sessions.
- Tracks position easily when moving around a reasonably large area.
- Easy to re-center with just the touch of the 'options' button so you can get in a nice comfy position to play.
- Comes with a lot of different types of VR demos, games, videos, experiences to try out of the box.
- Guaranteed to impress friends, family, and significant others.
- Lets you play regular games and watch movies on a big virtual theater screen (up to about IMAX size).
- Lets you play games privately when someone else wants to use the TV.
- Using AMOLED screens means nice inky black levels with that fantastic contrast ratio.
- Unlike buying that higher resolution display, this actually feels like you got something new and special.
- Really is just 'plug and play' - no driver troubleshooting needed

Mixed:
- Can use the cinematic mode on other devices (Xbox, PC), but you can't easily re-position it without having the dual-shock controller which can be a real bummer if you're not in a comfortable position already.
- The playstation move controllers make games feel more interactive, but there are mixed results with tracking in certain games (80-90% of the time it works all the time.)
- Video applications like VRideo are really cool, but require a good deal of bandwidth to run fluidly at higher resolutions. Sadly no Youtube VR support (yet).
- 3D spatial audio not currently compatible with wireless headsets, but it's very easy to use a wired pair (and one comes in the box).
- There are a lot of wires you need to plug in to get connected, but they include a very easy to follow instruction manual and a beefy connection cable that is quite durable and should last a long time.
- Most games work great with the standard PS4 controller, but the move controllers really do make it more immersive so you should spend up if you get the 'core' version.

Cons:
- Visuals not as sharp as competitors, and frankly plenty of visible aliasing/jaggies in certain games/applications.
- YMMV on nausea with more 'active' titles that have lots of change in direction.
- Loses track of you if your camera isn't positioned well.
- Wires suck and really limit how far you can move around. An unfortunate compromise to hit the lower pricepoint and reduce the latency.
- Not safe to use with friends who get scared easily. Seriously, don't let 'jumpy' people play while standing or else you may end up with a hurt friend, or worse a damaged/broken VR headset.
- PS VR worlds DOES NOT come with the core version - a real bummer. Basically, buy the launch bundle if you don't have a PS Camera and/or PS Move controllers already. Come on Sony, support your fans and throw it in for everyone.

Comparison to Oculus: Oculus has the resolution, but lacks in the areas of positional tracking, cost, and widespread support for their $200 controllers. Ultimately if you want the highest visual fidelity seated VR experience go for the Oculus, or better yet wait for their recently announced wireless headset. For those who just want to have fun in VR and don't want to deal with drivers, PC hardware upgrades skip the Oculus.

Comparison to HTC Vive: HTC Vive has superior spatial tracking, and frankly is probably the highest quality experience in VR today. But, its really lacking right now in terms of first and third party games. This is an area where I think Sony has a lot of room to shine in the VR space. Same issues with driver updates and hardware upgrades as the Oculus.

Final thoughts: This is very much a first generation product, but Sony is off to a great start. The main negatives right now have to do with a lack of horsepower for that extra clean finish. Games like DriveClub VR have some pretty obvious visual compromises, but it's something you don't tend to notice once you start moving. Hopefully the PS4 Pro will help with providing the added graphical prowess to make for cleaner visuals - but even without getting the latest and greatest PS4 you'll be in for a treat.
I remember playing a VR game back in a mall in the 90's, it was bulky, looked terrible and I knew at all times I was standing in a giant piece of plastic in the mall. With the PSVR on you lose sense of time, get literally transported to a different place, and truly enter a new world. Upcoming games like Robinson the Journey are going to give you the chance to explore new worlds like you're actually there, and that's what makes VR special. You aren't just sitting on a couch thinking about how gorgeous those vistas are on your TV screen - you get to literally take a step forward into a creepy house, explore a mysterious jungle, and take flight across a wide expanse.
The way you interact with things is still a work in progress, but the experience is still absolutely one of a kind. Sure beats just getting nicer looking games every year that are ultimately still the same experiences (not that I dislike nicer graphics or anything). I'm sure we'll see some really exciting software from Sony because unlike Oculus (owned by Facebook) and HTC Vive (backed by Valve) they are more directly invested in making successful software themselves rather than relying only on third party support since they make the hardware and software. If you have the means, take a chance on Sony, I have a feeling they won't let you down.

TLDR: If you want to know what it's like to plug in to the Matrix, face off against a shark, fly high above like Superman, stand tall with the powers of a god - this is the easiest way to get a taste of that. There are other options, and this is very much a generation 1 product - but man is it just really cool. Plus Sony is all in on making this a success - so I'm betting that means much better first and third party games coming over the next year.

Are you ready to free your mind? Take the red pill and see how deep the rabbit hole goes.

**UPDATE with PS4 Pro**
So I've been using my PSVR with the PS4 Pro pretty much since it came out, and I still have my original PS4 that is soon going to be resold to compare the 2. I've tested the following titles: Robinson The Journey, PS VR Worlds, Batman Arkham VR, Eve Valkyrie, VR Playroom, PSVR demo disc, and Until Dawn Rush of Blood.

Pros (pun unintended)
- Overall "cleaner" appearance with less shimmering around the edges (aka better anti-aliasing/textures)
- PS VR Worlds and Robinson in particular seem to have a little bit of extra polish that makes them feeling more realistic
- Games will only continue to improve and take advantage of PS4 Pro, but even for 1st gen ones you can see some benefit
- Frame-rate is locked for games, but subjectively I felt less motion sickness and as though there is less latency

Cons
- Hardly changes the fundamental gameplay, and though visually better it really is just mild-moderate benefit right now
- Cannot get HDR currently when hooked up to VR through the connection box, but 4k does work just fine

If you're buying a PS4 Pro to get better VR, the honest answer is you won't notice a night-and-day difference today with the first generation titles. However, I am seeing bigger improvements relatively with games like Robinson that came out after launch and that bodes well for future titles to take advantage of more aggressive anti-aliasing and higher resolution textures. Games like Farpoint are being touted as being more optimized for PS4 Pro hardware and I'm sure future Sony first-party titles will give you even more of a benefit. This is true not just with PSVR games, but console games in general. Just look at the gap between Uncharted 1 and The Last of Us - both were running on the same hardware but with experience you had a lot of performance to be eeked out.

TLDR on PS4 Pro w/ PSVR: Looks better, but not a big difference yet. Advantages will be seen as new titles come along that are optimized to take advantage of the extra power.

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Micah H.

Someone who plays a lot of solo games? Free up your TV for other people. Big fan, and not for the VR aspects of the device.

Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2017

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****Important note: You need to buy a separate PS4 camera. Save yourself some money and buy the old version of the PS4 camera, used. The new model is something like $40 more.

So, my thoughts on having a PS4 VR headset after a few weeks... It's basically so positive that I feel like I'm being a bit biased or shilling for Sony:

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#1 reason to have one that no one talks about as a selling point. - No more TV hogging(Gamer's guilt) while you game away.

One of the biggest issues for people playing solo games is that it ties up the TV. The VR headset allows you to play games without tying up the TV, so the other people in the house are happier with you while you get to game away. There's no noise for them to hear either, all of it comes through your headset. You're in a happy little gamer bubble and it's no longer invasive to what other people around you want to do.

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#2 reason to have one that no one talks about as a selling point. - You aren't confined to only playing VR games with wand controllers, it's great for all games, and what is potentially more important for some people, videos.

It has a "Cinema mode" projecting what is effectively a 200-inch theater screen in front of you for any game or application, which includes Netflix. You actually have to turn your head to see the corners of your viewing area. Fallout is a totally different experience for me, border-lining on being overwhelming. This Cinema Mode ability also extends to point #1, where you can binge watch any TV show you feel like without tying up the house TV, in a visual setting that feels like you've gone to a movie theater for anything you want to watch.

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#3 reason to have one that no one talks about as a selling point. - You don't need to be a gamer at all to enjoy the benefits.

Youtube video with 360-degree viewing is brilliant, absolute game changer. You can go down the canals of Venice one moment, be in a rally car the next moment, race down a hill on mountain bike, then skydive the next. Ever wonder what it looks like at 200 miles per hour on your favorite racetrack? You can do that too. The library is continually growing, and it's awesome. As mentioned before, you can also watch shows on apps like Amazon Video or Netflix, or even DVDs/Blu-rays with a widescreen, cinematic feel. It's not just for gamers, it's for people who enjoy watching anything at all.

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Conclusion:

Long story short, it's more like buying a second TV for the living room than it is like buying some random accessory with a very limited range of usefulness. You could even theoretically game or watch shows in a room with no TV at all thanks to the size and flexibility of the device.

I wish the Playstation VR was marketed better so I'd have known these things when it launched, because they focused way too much on what it was built for (a limited and generally not very impressive library of VR games), as weird as that probably sounds. I probably would've sprung for one a long time ago now that I know how much of an Audio\Video utility knife this thing truly is.

There are minor negatives, setting it up can take a bit of time because you have to make fine tuned adjustments on your head for it to look as good as possible, you do have to be good about cleaning the lenses, and it can fog up on you if you're not venting air on the side "blinders". But once you're in, you're in.

I probably won't go without a VR headset again. This really is a massive upgrade to whatever you've got going on for home entertainment.

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Christopher M Thieringer

PS4 Camera not included.

Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2019

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This is my first review on anything I've purchased on amazon, and frankly I'm pretty disappointed with this purchase. I went out today and bought two controllers for it, because those also aren't included. I wasn't too upset about that, but the fact that it doesn't warn you that the camera is REQUIRED TO USE this product baffles me. So I've spent a significant amount more money than what I thought I was going to with this purchase. It'll be my first return through Amazon as well.

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Jorge Rincon Castillo E.

Gran producto, lástima que en México sea muy caro

Reviewed in Mexico on May 5, 2017

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Excelente producto, es muy inmersivo y es algo que realmente debes probar una vez por lo menos si te gustan los videojuegos, lo malo es que no hay muchos juegos y la mayoría parecen tech demos en vez de juegos completos, un juego que recomiendo es RE 7

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A R.

Genial!

Reviewed in Mexico on November 30, 2016

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El Playstation VR reavivó mis ganas de jugar. Ya andaba medio aburrido aunque siguen saliendo juegos nuevos y muy buenos pero el VR es una nueva e excitante experiencia con un mundo de posibilidades por delante.

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Yonatan Ali Rodríguez Arias

Excelente!

Reviewed in Mexico on November 6, 2016

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Simplemente excelente!

Llego mucho antes de lo esperado y todo perfecto.

La jugabilidad es genial, es muy comodo y realmente vale la pena. En mi opinion algunos juegos son muy cortos, esperemos que mas adelante saquen grandes juegos para este dispositivo.

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Cliente de Amazon

Excelente producto

Reviewed in Mexico on May 5, 2017

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Impresionante el modo en que te involucra dentro del juego. Pensé mucho en adquirirlo pero no me arrepiento de lo invertido. Llegó muy rápido prácticamente en 2 días.

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RJLR

Excelente

Reviewed in Mexico on February 16, 2017

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Me fascinó la inmersión del dispositivo en comparación con los Gear VR de Samsung y sin contar los juegos con los que cuenta el PS4 en especial con el Resident Evil, sin duda es lo mejor que ha sacado Sony como aditamento para la consola.

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