Hello everyone it's SpawnPoiint and today we are Unboxing the Playstation VR2 headset it's called
OLED display 120hz refresh rate motion sensors haptic feedback and adaptive triggers we'll get
this unboxed and set up and then I'll go over the features of the headset and controllers as
well as my first impressions now that I've used it for the last few days and I can already say that
Horizon core of the mountain is incredible on this so it actually Launches on the PlayStation 5 on
February the 22nd and I wanted to say a massive thank you to PlayStation for gifting this to me
ahead of launch although of course all opinions are my own so here's the box that it comes in now
this is a retail box so the one that I have here is the same as what everybody else would see we've
got the headset and controller images on the front along with these specs and features listed on the
side then if we remove this sleeve we've got the box itself it has a simple design with a PS logo
on the top and the four icons printed around the site now inside the box is pretty minimal there's
no excessive packaging we've got a cardboard box which contains the accessories this includes a
USB cable to charge the controllers a pair of stereo headphones that you can plug directly
into the headset and it comes with three different earpiece sizes as well from small to large and we
have the manuals to get you set up then of course we have the psvr2 headset and the two VR2 sense
controllers we've got the left and the right and that's it that's everything that comes inside the
box so there's no pouch or carry case for the headset but you can use the box that it came in
to store everything away right let's take a closer look at the headset so if you've ever seen or used
the original psvr headset you'll know this looks very similar in terms of the overall shape but
it's a lot cleaner the headset is made of two parts we've got the main part which houses the
two OLED screens and the four cameras then there's the top and rear piece which makes up the headband
now the outer case is a hard plastic that wraps around the front of the headset it feels solid
rather than a cheap flimsy material it kind of feels similar to The Dual sense controller
there's some nice PlayStation branding throughout including the PS logo on the side the Sony logo on
the front and the little PlayStation icons on the inside there's also a little LED indicator on the
front which changes color depending on what your current only doing so when it's in standby it's
red and when it's switched on it turns white now you've probably noticed this already but
there are four black circles on the front which make up the cameras these are used to view your
room as you play so we're not only providing an AR experience when needed it'll make it easier if I'm
mapping your room to avoid walking into things it also has an IR proximity sensor built in and
looking around at the buttons and the ports if we flip it upside down first you'll see we've got the
power button in the middle if you tap and press this it will turn it on and off next to that we
have a microphone that can be used for voice chat as well as some voice related functions it's kind
of very similar to The Dual sense control and how that works with its built-in mic now this
button is called the function button it basically swaps your view between in-game and AR so you can
see through the screen tapping this shows you your surroundings in Black and Whites you can see where
you are in the room then on the top part we have the scope adjustment button pushing this lets you
pull the front part of the headset away from the rear headband and on the other side is the
lens adjustment dial this is used to change the positioning of the lens or the screens as you're
wearing it it'll help keep everything in focus by either making the lenses wider or narrower
then on the inside of the headband you'll see we have a 3.5 mil headphone Port this is used for the
stereo headphones that are included in the Box all you need to do is plug the headphones into
this port and you can actually wear the headphones as you're gaming and then when you're not using
them instead of unplugging them you can actually Mount the earbuds in the side of the headset now
the power cable is permanently attached which I know is going to be a slight negative for
some users but it is 4.5 meters long and it is a single cable plus it means you never need to
worry about charging it and there's enough cable to move around your room and as for the screens
if you look inside the headset you'll see it's got two lenses these are two OLED screens with
a resolution of 2000 by 2040 in each eye and I'll tell you what the clarity is incredible it's also
got a field of view of 110 and a refresh rate of between 90 and 120 hertz depending on what
you're playing now image and sound quality is always going to be subjective but on First
Impressions this screen is very clear and Vivid the colors look great and the games and content
I've tested so far have truly blow me away and as for Comfort while on the inside it's got this
rubbery material which is soft and flexible it'd do a great job of molding it around your face but
I can imagine this getting pretty grubby over time then around the back is the strap now some
VR headsets come with a ski goggle-like design but on First Impressions I much prefer this it
feels more sturdy and secure plus it is easier to adjust so it's a hard plastic frame with a
really soft foam-like material on the inside adjusting the fit and comfort for the headset
is done with three simple settings first there's the scope adjustment button which allows you to
adjust the distance of the screen from your face then around the back of the headband it is white
dial if you press the button in the middle this will allow you to adjust the headband size by
pulling it out you can pull it out as far as you need to slide it over your head from here you can
slowly release the band until it's snug on your head and then you tighten the band by twisting
that white dial and now all you need to do is tweak the focus of the lens or the screen and
that's why you need to spin the dial on the top until the screen is in Focus or as sharp as you
can make it now I don't wear glasses but it's worth mentioning that this headset will easily
fit glasses is inside so you won't need to take these off while you're gaming oh and if you don't
want to use the earbuds that it comes with will you'll be pleased to know it will fit different
headsets so I've tested out the steel series 7ps the pulse 3DS and the inzone h9s and all of these
fit with a little bit of effort by adjusting the headbands and next up are the two controllers so
these are called the PS VR2 sense controllers if you're not sure which is which there's a little
L and r on the inside of the handle now first impressions are these controllers is they feel
incredibly well designed I mean sure most other VR controllers look very similar but the weight
and placement of the buttons and triggers feel natural and ergonomic plus the overall design
with the Black and White theme look great there's the provided strap on each side which even has a
tiny PlayStation logo on the adjustable part this just pours up and down to tighten or loosen around
your wrist so it's got a PlayStation button on both controllers which works in the same way
as the Dual sense controller each controller is nearly identical in terms of the shape and button
placements but the left one has the triangle and square buttons whereas the right side has a circle
and x button the these are in a great position for ease of use along with the two thumbsticks which
are easy enough to reach these are also clickable so they act like a normal L3 and R3 button the
other difference is the left controller has the share button which allows you to save clips and
photos while the right controller has the menu button flipping it around you'll see that we
have the left and right triggers the L2 and the R2 for your index fingers along with the equivalent
bumper buttons or the L1 and R1 you'll likely use these with your middle finger to control these
instead of your index finger and these buttons back here also have a finger touch detection
built in so it knows when your fingers are placed over the top of the buttons before you even press
it oh and as for the grip itself is nice and soft and well pretty grippy but it also is made up of
these tiny little PlayStation icons inside the grip so you can only just about see these but
they are there if you look for them and inside the controllers it includes haptic feedback so
you're getting the rumbles and vibration as you interact with objects or weapons and if you look
very closely at the bottom of the controller there's a little LED light on the frame so you
know when they are powered on now both of these controllers connect via Bluetooth and they have
of built-in rechargeable batteries so when they need charging you can use the provided
USBC cable however there's only one included in the Box the problem with this means you'll
need to alternate between the two when they do need charging or you can do as I've done which
is to buy the Dual charging dock unfortunately mine won't be here until launch day but that's
going to be the easiest way to charge them now when it comes to getting the VR2 setup it's a
pretty straightforward process and only takes a few minutes to do the first thing to note
although it might seem obvious is that you do need a PS5 and a monitor or TV to set up the first time
and then you will need to have it plugged into a PS5 at all times for it to work so firstly take
the USB cable that's connected to the headset and plug that into the USBC port on the front of the
PS5 press the power button on the underside of the headset and you'll be prompted with any available
updates run through the on-screen settings where it will ask you to plug in the sense controllers
into the PS5 one by one now once that's installed and powered on you'll be able to run through the
settings to get your room and space set up if you move around the room it will map out and find a
safe area for you to stand and play then once you've done that you'll be able to adjust your
space using the controllers so this is pretty neat and is easy enough to do and once you're using the
VR headset you can actually swap between the game View and the live feed view just by tapping the
function button on the headset this gives you a live view of your room using those four cameras
on the front of the headset this is useful if you need to grab something in your room or you want to
make sure you're not going to walk into something so the first game that I tested out was Horizon
Call of the Mountain and this game has absolutely blown me away the resolution the smoothness and
picture quality is incredible this is going to be the best game to play and try out right now on
this headset it's immersive and the controls and feedback of the sense controllers are great and as
the controllers have sensors on the rear triggers buttons and thumbsticks the game knows when your
fingers are resting on them without needing to press them but other games I'm looking forward
to testing out over the coming weeks include Gran Turismo 7 Moss Book 2 and Star Wars plus there are
loads of games are either in development or going to be launching very soon so my first impressions
on the new PlayStation VR 2 headset is overall very good it feels nice to aware is not heavy or
uncomfortable the visuals look good and the one cable setup isn't bad at all now how it compares
to other VR headsets out there watch like for gaming movies and real world use well I'll cover
that in my full review next week I wanted to spend another week or so with it to give you my honest
thoughts and of course whether it's worth buying so drop a nice VR2 in the comments and I'll give
you a thumbs up for staying right till the end and if you did enjoy today's video check out my
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