Sony
PlayStation VR2 PC Adapter
Unlock the full potential of your PlayStation VR2 headset with the Sony PlayStation VR2 PC Adapter. This essential accessory seamlessly connects your PS VR2 to your PC, opening up a vast universe of PC VR gaming experiences. Designed by Sony, it ensures high visual fidelity and supports a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth, immersive gameplay. Expand your VR library and enjoy a broader range of titles by leveraging your existing PS VR2 hardware on your computer. It's the perfect solution for dedicated VR enthusiasts seeking more content and flexibility.
$59.99
Owner Satisfaction
3.6
/ 5
Category Rank
1105
/ 1160
#1105 in Computer Interface Cards & Adapters
Price vs Category Average
-89%
Below average
Resolution (Per Eye)
20002040
/ x
Who it's for
- Expanded Content Library
- Premium Display Technology
- Reduced Hardware Investment
Who should skip it
- Limited Feature Support
- Required Setup Complexity
- High PC Performance Barrier
Key Specs
Resolution (Per Eye)
2000 x 2040
Refresh Rate
120Hz
Connection Interface
Wired USB
Movement Tracking
Head
Model Number
1000044792
Compatible Console
PC
Internal Memory
0 gigabytes
Power Source
Wired
Features
- Connects PS VR2 headset to a PC
- Enables PC VR gaming experiences
- Maintains high visual fidelity
- Supports 120Hz refresh rate
- Designed for seamless integration
- Expands VR library access
What customers say
Enthusiasts welcome the PlayStation VR2 PC Adapter for finally unlocking the headset's superior visual fidelity—vibrant OLED panels and high resolution—within the SteamVR ecosystem. This delivers the best visual experience available for PC VR, justifying the headset investment by accessing a massive content library. However, this visual gain comes at a cost. Many feel the required sixty dollar price is an unnecessary tax. More critically, users sacrifice significant immersion features. The advanced haptics, adaptive triggers, and eye tracking are largely unsupported on PC. The adapter functions as a necessary bridge, delivering on the visual promise but failing to provide the complete, next-generation experience the hardware offers.
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