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Sony PlayStation VR

4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,791 ratings
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Special Feature Built-In Speakers
Connectivity Technology USB, HDMI
Included Components PlayStation VR headset, Processor unit, headset connection cable, HDMI USB Stereo headphones, AC power cord, adaptor, Demo Disc See more
Compatible Devices Game Console
Specific Uses For Product Gaming
Age Range (Description) Adult
Model Name PlayStation 4 VR Headset
Product Dimensions 7.36"D x 7.28"W x 10.91"H

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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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4.3 out of 5 stars
1,791 global ratings

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Customers like the functionality, fun, and comfort of the virtual reality headset. They mention it has a wow factor with some games, is an immersive experience, and is enjoyable. Some appreciate the ease of setup. However, some customers have different opinions on the graphics quality, value for money, game quality, and build quality.

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182 customers mention "Functionality"158 positive24 negative

Customers like the functionality of the virtual reality headset. They mention it has a wow factor with some games and is pretty impressive. Some say it's an awesome product and a good first VR game.

"...I must say it was a good first VR game I tried and I musta did free flight for a good 30 minutes before I was like omg what time is it? lol...." Read more

"...on a review right now for RE7 but this was probably the best gaming experience I've ever had." Read more

"...confined to only playing VR games with wand controllers, it's great for all games, and what is potentially more important for some people,..." Read more

"...research on this and know what you are purchasing, this is a fine piece of tech...." Read more

80 customers mention "Fun"80 positive0 negative

Customers find the virtual reality headset fun. They mention it's an immersive experience, enjoyable, and excellent. Some say it can have moments of great fun and awe. Others say it illustrates the potential of interactive, first-person shooter games. They appreciate the graphic quality and unbelievable immersion.

"...So far from what I've played the PSVR is FUN...." Read more

"...Also in VR Worlds is London Heist which illustrates the potential of interactive, first person shooter games...." Read more

"...Playing a game like Rez Infinite or Battlezone in PSVR is an amazing experience. You get the sense that you are actually in the game...." Read more

"...Performance - Positives: boots up as quickly; extremely fluid, immersive, 3-axis motion tracking. No motion artifacts seen whatsoever...." Read more

69 customers mention "Comfort"56 positive13 negative

Customers like the comfort of the virtual reality headset. They mention it's comfortable, doesn't hurt, and is lightweight.

"...It looks good, feels good, and is comfortable as hell. The way they designed it even allows you to wear it with glasses on...." Read more

"...Comfort: The unit feels lighter than you might think, fits solidly on your head, and remains in place without much effort...." Read more

"...Very easy to put on, works well with glasses and is comfortable on the head even for longer gaming sessions.-..." Read more

"...There are no noticeable points of pressure on your head, and no weight borne by your face below the forehead - just the rubber gaskets around the..." Read more

54 customers mention "Ease of setup"41 positive13 negative

Customers find the virtual reality headset easy to set up. They mention it's a plug-and-play design and everything from the boxing and setup is well organized.

"...The set up of the PS VR headset was very easy. I didn't even need to look at the instructions and I had it up and running in a good 5 minutes...." Read more

"...The instructions were very simple; almost like Lego instructions. It took me about 10 minutes to install. Calibrating it wasn't an issue as well...." Read more

"...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..." Read more

"...My AV setup makes it really hard to set up the equipment. I have a fireplace mounted tv, with a media shelf set back and to the side...." Read more

109 customers mention "Graphics quality"55 positive54 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the graphics quality of the virtual reality headset. Some mention it's outstanding, vivid, and clear. Others say the graphics are marginal compared to what today's gaming world is used to.

"...you in a virtual living room (much nicer than my own)with a great view of a city and a giant (maybe 20ft) television screen in front of you that you..." Read more

"...Being as close as you are to the screen, there is fairly noticeable pixelation of images and despite being on an OLED screen, I don't really notice..." Read more

"...Amazon Video or Netflix, or even DVDs/Blu-rays with a widescreen, cinematic feel...." Read more

"...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..." Read more

78 customers mention "Value for money"54 positive24 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the value for money of the virtual reality headset. Some mention it's well worth it at that price, while others say it's a little pricey and not worth the money spent.

"...It is well worth it at that price but for $500.00 or more.... no it is not worth it!..." Read more

"...For some, this is a good value, and definitely the cheapest high-end VR set on the market..." Read more

"...Most likely need a charging dock for everything. It can get pretty costly. If its too steep for your budget, I would skip this...." Read more

"...PlayStation VR has been a positive one and I think that it was worth the investment...." Read more

56 customers mention "Game quality"37 positive19 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the game quality of the virtual reality headset. Some mention the games are fantastic, immersive, and addictive. Others say they appear totally unremarkable and lack a great variety of experiences that truly take advantage of the hardware.

"...lol... It allows you to fly around PAris as an eagle with pretty smooth flight mechanics with no VR sickness at all...." Read more

"...Performance - Positives: boots up as quickly; extremely fluid, immersive, 3-axis motion tracking. No motion artifacts seen whatsoever...." Read more

"...There just aren't a great variety of experiences which truly take advantage of the hardware in a way which makes this a must buy...." Read more

"...The games that are available so far are very diverse and showcase well what this tech is capable of...." Read more

46 customers mention "Build quality"26 positive20 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the build quality of the virtual reality headset. Some mention it has good construction quality, while others say it's not as high-quality as the Oculus Rift and is fragile.

"...to follow instruction manual and a beefy connection cable that is quite durable and should last a long time.-..." Read more

"...It includes VR videos as well but the quality sucks. Hopefully they will have VR/360 videos soon with better resolution...." Read more

"...About the headset itself, the construction is very good, far better than strapping your Samsung phone to your face...." Read more

"...The earbuds that came with the set seem a bit cheap and flimsy (e.g. $5 at Ross) but since the headset dongle uses a std jack size I'm able to use..." Read more

Unfortunately not for me (and I just threw up...) - UPDATE: Took another shot, getting used to it.
4 out of 5 stars
Unfortunately not for me (and I just threw up...) - UPDATE: Took another shot, getting used to it.
10/14/16 ORIGINAL ImpressionsUnfortunately not for me. I'm 1hr in and think this is going to be the most returned Sony item ever. It's super cool, no denying that. It works pretty well and truly immerses you in the system. Graphics are marginal compared to what today's gaming world is used to but taking the whole system into account it's pretty descent. I went through a few demos and felt fine and was impressed but not driven to keep playing. Then I tried DriveClub demo, almost threw up in 2min from motion sickness. Once I bumped a car or wall it beat me up pretty good motion sick wise (full disclosure, it do get motion sick from time to time in cars or planes, this was way too much for me, perhaps you will fare better. The unit is comfortable but the wire is a pain, I clipped it to my pants to keep from pulling on my head. I feel like it would be an incredible way to watch an exploration type documentary/movie. Overall for me, it's just way too much. I would be more happy playing Call of Duty on a screen. Amazing technology, hats off to those that designed it but sadly, I can't handle it and frankly am not sure I would have loved it if I could. I will be returning.10/17/16 UPDATEI took the advice of the comments and other reviews prior to returning. I played for another hour or so on less motion intensive games. I was able to handle a number of them. Wife and Son took a shot at it and both liked it. Looks like I'm keeping it. I moved from 3 stars to 4. I'm still not ready for 5. I wish the graphics where more crisp. I enjoy the total gaming situation less as the three of us used to play games together and pass off the controller. With the VR attached the TV/Screen view isn't that hot so it's much more a single player / spectator activity. All in all it's a marvel of technology. It will be interesting to see how it evolves.
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SSDailey
5.0 out of 5 stars VR is crazy redic!
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2017
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O man where to begin with this bad girl... holy crap!... This is my first VR experience I have ever had and it was amazing! I was able to get this for the normal retail price here on amazon for $399.99 for what it said was a brand new unopened PS VR! I couldn't believe it at first but I just figured amazon got in a new shipment. When I got the headset, I could tell right away by the tape on the box that this had been opened already! My first reaction was nope send it back I don't pay for used items or if I do, for sure gunna get a discount! As I went on, I could see that the headset hadn't been used yet or if it was used, someone packaged it up to near perfect packaging. Anyway....... I'm still not too happy about this but this is not something you deduct a star on for the headset! Its not Sony's fault that amazon sold us a used VR! Some people still don't get that through their heads and rate the headset low. Lastly before I get onto the review of the headset.... The PS VR is awesome for its base $399.99 price tag, but I'm sorry to say it is not worth the $500+ price tags I'm seeing some 3rd party sellers sell these for on the market... that's just rediC..... so please just wait for new stock to be shipped in and you will be all good to go!

The set up of the PS VR headset was very easy. I didn't even need to look at the instructions and I had it up and running in a good 5 minutes. First game I bought and played was Eagle Flight VR..... and holy crap.... that was a trip lol... It allows you to fly around PAris as an eagle with pretty smooth flight mechanics with no VR sickness at all. I must say it was a good first VR game I tried and I musta did free flight for a good 30 minutes before I was like omg what time is it? lol. I also just sat in the menu of this game for another 20 minutes bc your sitting up on top of a building like 100feet or more up and you actually feel like you are that high off the ground! I climb rocks of 600ft or more and it really felt like I was up on the cliffs edge! all using virtual reality tech it was crazy! After that I tried all the demos on the demo disk that came with the headset and they were sweet too. They showcased all cool VR demos they have and it also allowed you to see all the new "areas" that VR allows you to play in. It was amazing! I got freaked out by a lizard I won in the PS VR room lol... it jumps out at you when you open the bottle lol.. I musta jumped 3 feet and screamed! people in the house were like wtf?! I also played the RE7 demo and that was awesome too lol... got a lil motion sickness when you had to do the turn view but other then that it was awesome!

PS4 Pro: I also want to put out there that I don't think you can have a successful VR experience with the PS VR if you are running the stock PS4 that has a GPU tflop of 1.84..... I'm sorry.... I don't know how Sony makes that GPU powerful enough to run efficient VR and to tell ya the truth I don't think it can. The PS4 Pros updgraded GPU with tflop processing power of 4.20 is needed for sure! The more powerful hardware in the Pro that allows "checkered board rendering" is also needed for sure! this processing technique helps assist the GPU in making high quality renders which is required for 4k resolution, HDR, and 120htz VR games that run at 60fps per eye......... so when people and Sony say u can get by with the stock ps4... yea sure u can... but good luck lol.... overtime as the games get better they will require more GPU processing power.

When it is all said and done, the PS VR is an awesome piece of technology that has opened up my gaming eyes to a new world of gaming! Yes, this is tech a beta phase for VR, people who buy the headsets now are tech beta testers lol but that's fine with me I have to have the latest technology anyway. I hope we get a massive push in game development from Sony to continue the success of the PS VR. Like I said before, just wait for the price to go back to $399.99 before you get it! It is well worth it at that price but for $500.00 or more.... no it is not worth it! I have only had this for 3 days, but I will continue to update this as I play more VR games. I am happy with my purchase besides the fact it came in an opened box..... and I would recommend this to any gamer out there who needs to experience VR!!
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Reynan
5.0 out of 5 stars Living The Dream!
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2016
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20 years ago, 12 year old me would dream about tech like this hitting our living rooms. What a time to be alive! It's here and it's real! I've been looking forward to Sony's PSVR ever since they announced it years ago as Project Morpheus. I hadn't tried any other sets except for the cheap cardboard versions and even with those I was impressed with where we were at with this technology. It took another week for my unit to get to me because I am stationed overseas, so through the last week I've only been reading reviews and most of them are pretty accurate from what I've played so far. Finally here are my thoughts on it. In my review I'm going to touch on build/design, set-up, graphics, tracking, games, motion-sickness, and fun factor.

Build/Design

As most reviews have pointed out this is the most attractive headset of the bunch. It looks good, feels good, and is comfortable as hell. The way they designed it even allows you to wear it with glasses on. It's also actually a lot lighter than I thought it would be. I like how it secures to your head by a halo type band that stretches and goes around the top of your head which can be tightened by a little wheel on the back. The biggest piece that covers the eyes can then slide back and forth. This helps when I need to quickly see outside the VR world to find controllers or see what's physically around me. All I have to do is push a button, slide the view piece back a little and I can see, then slide it back and I'm back in the game. The design is genius.

Set-up

Setting this thing up wasn't as bad as people made it out to be. The instructions were very simple; almost like Lego instructions. It took me about 10 minutes to install. Calibrating it wasn't an issue as well. It calibrates pretty quick for me every time I play. Just hold the option button to re-center the picture to where you're physically standing. Whenever I'm done playing I just disconnect the main VR cable from the headset, put the headset away and tuck the long main cable away. When I'm ready to play again I just plug the headset back in and go. Pretty simple.

Graphics

I'll admit resolution is not that great, but for me it was expected. After all the reviews I read my expectations were set low. But after playing it myself it's not THAT BAD. I've seen some people say that it looks like PS2 games, I would say more like PS3 games. Also there are some games that look really good and some games that just look terrible so it depends what you play. In my opinion, the cartoony games hold up really well. Other games that are expected to have a more photorealistic look like Drive Club or Here They Lie suffer much more. Although Until Dawn actually doesn't look that bad at all. There are some cases where text does look blurry. The best fix for this is to adjust the headset around until your eyes hit that sweet spot in the lens where things look their sharpest. It's not going to be tack sharp but it won't be blurry. I don't know why things around the edges of the viewing lenses look super blurry, but just find that sweet spot and you'll be good.

Tracking

At first tracking worked wonderfully for me. But one night when I was playing it suddenly became awful. The game kept jumping around or shifting slowly. During London Heist, by the end of the car chase level my character was facing completely left even though I was still facing the camera. Don't get me wrong I still believe the tracking works great but that depends on how you have it set up. I thought I was good because at the time I had all my lights off but then I realized I still had this small light on the table behind me switched on and there were two large picture frames hanging on the wall directly behind me which were clearly reflecting the rear lights of the headset off the glass. This was causing a lot of confusion for the PS camera. After I fixed the issue the tracking worked much better. Not perfect but it was competent enough not to ruin my experience. Every once in a while my in game hands might jerk suddenly or disappear if I turned around and blocked the view of the wands. Case in point: 360 shooters like Brookhaven Experiment. Great thing about that game is their solution was to have you press a button to turn your character around so you didn't have to do it IRL.

Games/motion sickness/fun factor

I think the PSVR started off with a great launch line up. Most of the title so far are short experiences, maybe 1-2 hours at the most. They showcase a lot about what is so awesome about VR. It leaves you wanting more and excited for what is to come in the future of PSVR. I think where VR games work best are cockpit games and games where you mostly stand in one spot. As cool as it is to move around freely it is a little jarring when your brain perceives you walking around and your legs aren't moving. It's definitely a recipe for mild to severe motion sickness. I never got it much but when it came to those kind of games where you move freely I can slightly feel it in which case I'd quit the game before it sets in completely. Most people say the best thing is to start slow until you get your "VR Legs" meaning you become used to it and motion sickness doesn't happen anymore. One thing I found that helped when playing the Drive Club Demo (notorious for getting people sick) was when I would make turns I would look into the turn, kinda like how I would in real life sometimes. Drive Club was actually pretty cool despite the crappy graphics, it was like driving a car in the sense that I could see my opponents in the mirrors or I could look over my shoulder and check to see if anyone was in my blind spot.

So far from what I've played the PSVR is FUN. Games that seem simple and I normally wouldn't like are a blast in VR such as Thumper, Danger Ball (which is basically a VR pong set in a Tron like world), and Job Simulator. I think where VR is really going to shine are in its horror games. It's a crazy experience having the horror in your face. Games like Until Dawn: Rush of Blood and Brookhaven Experiment are such a rush and while they wouldn't scare me on a TV screen, being in the world itself through VR is a whole different level of scares. I can't wait for Resident Evil 7. HAVING MOTOIN CONTROLLERS IS A MUST!! It's way more immersive when you can actually use your VR hands like you would in real life grabbing things, throwing things, shooting guns, shining a flash light here and there, etc. In London Heist, shooting guns feels almost as good as real life. I could aim my weapon, close one eye and focus on the iron sights, and hit a target dead on just like IRL. The following games are the ones I've played so far listed from favorite to least favorite:

1. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood
2. Arkham VR
3. London Heist
4. Job Simulator
5. Brookhaven Experiment
6. Thumper
7. Danger Ball
8. Wasn't a fan of Scavenger's Odyssey or VR Luge. I unplugged from them quickly because they seemed like they would get me motion sick.

PSVR shows the mainstream consumer that VR is legit, although in its infancy, the tech is here and will be the future of gaming. This is not a fad, not a gimmick ladies and gents, VR is finally here!

*The video I posted shows the exact moment when I knew that this purchase was well worth it. Entering the Batcave as Batman was a jaw dropping experience that you have to try to believe!

*Quick word on cinema mode. It's like being in an IMAX movie theater when you have the screen size adjusted to it's largest setting. Hulu is also awesome in VR as well. The app takes you and puts you in a virtual living room (much nicer than my own)with a great view of a city and a giant (maybe 20ft) television screen in front of you that you can watch all your shows/movies on. It includes VR videos as well but the quality sucks. Hopefully they will have VR/360 videos soon with better resolution.

*11/16/2016 PS4 Pro Update: Since aquiring my new PS4 Pro last night I've only been able to play a few games in the little time Ive had so far. I don't have a 4K TV yet and I mainly got it for PSVR (also I pretty much got a 1 for 1 swap deal with my PS4 for the PS4 Pro!). I've only been able to play London Heist, Batman Arkham, Until Dawn, and a little bit of Here They Lie. From what I'm seeing the games that weren't patched don't have much of a difference at all. Batman still looks the same (but still amazing) and Here They Lie still looks awful. London Heists improvements are a little subtle but you FEEL it. I can't explain it but it just feels better. With Until Dawn: Rush of Blood it looks like textures are improved and shadows/lighting is much better. I remember when I first played it I thought man the lighting is great but it's a shame they didn't have any shadow effects at all. Now everything I shine a flashlight on, from hanging pig carcasses to wire fences, casts a beautiful shadow across the background. I'm excited to receive Robinson in the mail in a few days and hoping I can afford to upgrade to a 4K HDR TV in the future. In the mean time I feel complete in my PSVR setup now smile emoticon:).

Update Feb 2017: Just finished Resident Evil 7's 13 hour campaign and HOLY @$## was it amazing in PSVR! It's the first triple AAA title for the VR and first one of this length. Did not get sick at all as they programmed the VR mechanics perfectly. This title alone makes PSVR worth it. I'm working on a review right now for RE7 but this was probably the best gaming experience I've ever had.
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It's wonderful!
5.0 out of 5 stars Recommend!
Reviewed in Canada on August 17, 2024
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Very good condition! All work!
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Jorge Rincon Castillo E.
5.0 out of 5 stars 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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JMManseau
5.0 out of 5 stars A+
Reviewed in Canada on August 29, 2023
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Cliente de Amazon
5.0 out of 5 stars La primera generación de VR cumple bien
Reviewed in Mexico on October 31, 2016
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El efecto VR es casi perfecto, algunos problemas menores para obtener el enfoque perfecto y algo de lata para hacer recalibraciones durante los juegos pero en general está bien, no tiene lag perceptible y la pantalla AMOLED tiene negros perfectos.

Los mareos fueron pocos, sólo al inicio de algunos juegos en lo q el cerebro se acostumbra, o también sientes mareos si haces cosas raras como atravesar paredes, ahí sí el cerebro no sabe q está pasando y marea bastante, recomiendo cerrar los ojos al atravesar paredes, los mareos disminuyen al utilizarlo, entre más se use menos mareos.

La fatiga es muy baja, superando lo de los mareos y bajando el brillo al 80% pude tener sesiones de 3-4 horas sin problemas, tiene mucho menos fatiga q ver una pelicula 3d en el cine.

La pantalla es 1080p pero al estar tan cerca se ve un tanto pixeleado, los juegos caricaturescos se ven muy bien pero los juegos con gráficos realistas sí les afecta bastante q se vea pixeleado, para q tengan una idea de lo q hablo coloquense a 20-30 cm de una tv 1080p de 50 pulgadas.

Los oculus y vive apenas tienen un 30 % más píxeles por lo q no creo q mejore mucho el tema del pixeleado en PC, así q tal vez convenga más gastar en los psvr en esta primera generación de VR y conformarse con juegos más sencillos, es decir, Dirt Rally y Assetto Corsa se ven hermosos pero q caso tiene gastarse una millonada para jugarlos pixeleados en VR en una PC de millonarios.

Lo interesante de esta primera generación de VR es que se demuestra q el efecto VR es muy bueno y funciona, es decir, realmente sientes q estás allí, el lag es imperceptible, creo q realmente es el futuro porque sólo tienen q mejorar la resolución y ya, sería perfecto,

No solo los juegos se ven bien en VR, sino que también incluye un modo cinemático, ver películas así es genial, pude ver Gravity simulando ver una IMAX donde solo puedes ver como el 50% de la pantalla y tienes q estar volteando para todos lados y fue algo realmente impresionante, aquí tambien le afecta la baja resolución pero el efecto IMAX es muy agradable.

Creo q la VR llegó para quedarse, tiene detalles menores en obtener el enfoque perfecto y problemas de calibración, su principal punto débil es la baja resolución pero el efecto VR está implementado a la perfección, ojalá no tarden mucho en sacar un PSVR con 4k para corregir el tema del pixeleado, así sería perfecto.
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Amazon カスタマー
2.0 out of 5 stars イヤホンから音出ない
Reviewed in Japan on November 15, 2016
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何回説明書通りしてもVRにイヤホン挿す場所からイヤホン挿してもイヤホンから音が出ずテレビの方だけ音が出て困ってます
どうすればイヤホンから音がでますか？
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