Sony is loading the PS VR2 with a bunch of new and improved features. The company put out a lengthy blog post showing off the design of its second-generation VR headset, which looks to have prioritized comfort, ergonomics, and adjustability.
Since PS VR was released in 2016, it has fallen behind what leading headsets like the Quest 2 offer from both a convenience and power standpoint. But Sony has returned with an impressive upgrade, which we already know includes 4K HDR, eye-tracking capabilities, inside-out camera tracking, and a wider 110-degree field of view.
