A) Status indicator
Solid white: PC adapter is on, PS VR2 is connected
Solid red: PC adapter is on, PS VR2 isn't connected
Off: PC adapter is off
B ) USB Type-C® port
Select a category from below:
Part names
A) Scope adjustment button
B) Vent
C) Headband
D) Lens adjustment dial
E) VR headset cable
F) Scope
G) Tracking cameras
A) Rear head support
B) Light shield
C) Front head support
D) Attachment sensor
E) Lenses
F) Earpiece holder
When you’re not using your headphones, use the earpiece holders on your VR headset to store them out of the way.
G) Headband adjustment dial
H) Headband release button
A) Headphone attachment hole
B) Stereo headphone jack
C) Power button
Press: Turn on the VR headset
Press and hold: Turn off the VR headset
D) Function button
Press the button to switch to see-through view. You can mute the microphone by reassigning the button.
E) Power indicator
Solid white: VR headset is on
Solid red: VR headset is off
F) Microphone
A) Create button
B) Left stick / L3 button
C) Square button
D) Triangle button
E) Circle button
F) Cross button
G) Right stick / R3 button
H) Options button
I) PS button
J) Grip
K) Tracking ring
L) Status indicator
White, solid: On
White, slow blink: Charging in rest mode
Off: Off
A) Strap holder/Strap hook
B) L2 button
C) R2 button
D) L1 button
E) R1 button
F) USB port
G) Strap
Set up on PS5 consoles
Press the power button on your PS5™ console.
Press the power button (C) on your PS VR2 headset.
Make sure you have the necessary accessories for setup.
For more information, visit the guide below.
If it’s your first time using your PS VR2 Sense controllers, you need to pair them with your PS5™ console. Pair both the left and right controllers.
Please note that if your controller's battery is low, you'll need to charge both the left and right controllers after pairing.
Turn on your PS5 console.
Connect one of your PS VR2 Sense controllers to your PS5 console using the included USB cable.
Pairing is completed.
For more information, visit the guide below.
To access VR Mode and play VR games, you first need to set a space (play area) where you can safely use PS VR2.
Turn on your PlayStation®VR2 system, go to the home screen and select Settings > Accessories > PlayStation VR2.
Select Set Play Area to reset the play area when you need to edit or set a temporary play area.
Play areas aren’t used when in cinematic mode.
For more information, visit the guide below.
Pressing the function button switches your VR headset to see-through view, where you can see your surroundings while wearing your VR headset.
You can also change the function button assignment from Settings.
For more information, visit the guide below.
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There is no compatibility between PlayStation® VR and PS VR2:
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PS VR2 can display 120 Hz video in cinematic mode through the headset. Your TV doesn’t need to support 120 Hz video for it to be displayed through your headset.
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Wipe only with a soft, dry cloth, made specifically for cleaning lenses.
Do not use paper products such as paper towels or tissues unless specifically intended for cleaning lenses. Leaving water droplets or dirt on the lenses may cause deterioration or degradation.
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It may take some time to become accustomed to VR images. When you first start playing VR games, it’s recommended that you use PS VR and PS VR2 for short periods of time.
For more information, visit the guide below.
Set up on PC
Troubleshooting
For troubleshooting steps, select the issue you're experiencing from the list below:
Press and hold the options button on your PS VR2 Sense controller to reset the position of the screen.
For troubleshooting steps, select the issue you're experiencing from the list below:
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