Sony's PlayStation VR2 reality headset has finally arrived in India after 10 months of its global debut. The headset comes with top-notch features, but it is expensive as it costs more than the standard PlayStation 5 console in the country.<\/p>\n
The visor and sensing controllers cost Rs. 9,999. 57,990 while the Horizon Call of the Mountain package costs Rs. 57,990. 61,999. The headset can be purchased via Amazon, e2z store, Reliance Digital, Croma and ShoptAtSC. The PSVR2 catalog is also available for purchase through the PlayStation Store. On Amazon, an 8% discount is available, bringing down the price by Rs. 1,000.54,990. This price is similar to the price of the Blueray-equipped PS5 console. Stock available for PS VR2 is limited, so if you want it, get your hands on it as soon as possible as there is no guarantee as to when it will be back once it goes out of stock.<\/p>\n
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ALSO READ: How to erase your Android phone before switching to a new smartphone<\/strong><\/p>\n ALSO READ: SIM fraud reported as man<\/a> steals Rs. 18.74 lakh by hacking bank account<\/strong><\/p>\n Sony's PlayStation VR2 headset features an OLED panel resolution of 4000\u00d72040 with a refresh rate of 120Hz. The visor features a 110-degree field of view and a transparent toggle that allows wearers to stay in touch with their surroundings without having to remove the headset repeatedly. There is a sensory function that harnesses motor vibrations to mimic the game's senses and tense situations.<\/p>\n The PS VR2 features a lens adjustment dial for comfortable viewing and a 110-degree field of view, foveal rendering and eye tracking that help reduce rendering workload by reducing the quality of images outside the user's field of vision.<\/p>\n It comes with 4 tracking cameras and a passthrough mode and requires a PlayStation 5 which can be connected via the USB-Type C port. Similar to the previous generation, it has a headset band which can be adjusted so that the headset fits more or less away from the face. There are also advanced haptics for the controllers as well as vibration feedback.<\/p>\n You can follow Smartprix on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook, Instagram and Google News. Visit smartprix.com for the latest news, reviews and technical guides. <\/p>\n<\/div>\nSony PSVR2: Features<\/strong><\/h2>\n