PlayStation VR2 Unboxing Video Released - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 10 February 2023 / 3,261 Views
Sony Interactive Entertainment has released an official unboxing video for PlayStation VR2, which is set to launch on February 22.
"The launch of PlayStation VR2 is less than two weeks away, and today we wanted to share an unboxing video so you can see what will be included with PS VR2 right out of the box," reads the PlayStation Blog post on the unboxing.
"In this video, we describe the key headset design features, include a demonstration on how to wear the headset and give tips on the adjustments you can make for the most comfortable gameplay. We also included some background on what went into the package design."
View the PlayStation VR2 unboxing video below:
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I'm trying not to watch the video because I love the unboxing process myself and I should be getting mine in just a few weeks. xD
Looks pretty great, also nice they are trying to reduce the use of plastic and the box also seems like a good way too store the device.
Not as fun as a the ps5 teardown video Sony did when they released the console.
I need a larger room for vr it seems. Sux I might have to give this a pass.
still looks uncomfortable, not easy to transport and a lot of cables...
It's just the main cable, and a charging cable. You don't need the charging cable except for charging and syncing probably.
Not easy to transport, that point is definitely fair.
From all I've heard is that it is actually comfortable.
Definitely easier to transport than the original Playstation VR
It doesn't really need to be portable. It's tethered to a console. I don't think it's really realistic that people are going to cart their big ass PS5 console and a VR headset around very often.
