Where to Buy PSVR2

Best deals, physical PSVR2 games + accessories!

by Ryan Craddock Fri 24th Feb 2023

The hottest new piece of hardware on the PlayStation scene is the PSVR2 (or PlayStation VR2, technically), the latest VR headset from Sony. The PSVR2 is finally available and we have all the details you need for getting one right here in this guide.

The successor to the original PSVR headset, this latest bit of kit offers us the next generation of virtual reality gaming. We've already had hands-on time with the device and have shared our exhaustive thoughts in our review below, so feel free to give that a read before purchasing if you'd like to learn more.

Ready to buy one for yourself? Then get stuck in...

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Where to Buy PSVR2

If you're looking for the standard PlayStation VR2 bundle, you're in the right place.

The standard bundle includes your PS VR2 headset, PS VR2 Sense controllers and stereo headphones, and costs $549.99 / €599.99 / £529.99 at launch. Currently, this is exclusive to PlayStation Direct, although we expect it'll be available at more retailers eventually.

PlayStation VR2

Where to Buy PSVR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain Bundle

If you're willing to spend just that little bit more – or if you were always going to want to play Horizon Call of the Mountain anyway – then this is the bundle for you.

This special release includes all of the above (headset, controllers and headphones), as well as a PlayStation Store voucher for Horizon Call of the Mountain. Again, this is exclusive to PlayStation Direct, but should be available at more retailers soon.

PSVR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain Bundle

Where to Buy PSVR2 Sense Controller Charging Station

PlayStation VR2 Sense controller charging station

Finally, if you'd like to go all out and treat yourself, this controller charging station will make your VR gaming even sweeter.

For $49.99 / €49.99 / £39.99, this charging station lets you charge the PS VR2 Sense controller through "a simple click-in design, without having to connect to a PS5 console". The benefit here is that you're freeing up the console’s USB ports, as well as taking advantage of a convenient way to charge your controllers.

PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller Charging Station Accessory

Where to Buy PSVR2 Games

Most PSVR2 games appear to be launching as digital-only titles – you can grab some discounted PlayStation Wallet credit to save on those – but some are also releasing physically and you'll find all of these below (we'll continue to update this section with more games as and when they release):

PSVR2 FAQ: When Does It Launch?

PlayStation VR2 officially launched on February 22, 2023.

PSVR2 FAQ: How Much Does It Cost?

PlayStation VR2 has a recommended price of $549.99 USD / €599.99 / £529.99 at launch.

To learn more about PlayStation VR2, make sure to check out our dedicated guides:

Are you hoping to grab a PlayStation VR2 headset at launch? Will you be locking in your pre-order? Let us know in the comments, and feel free to browse our other dedicated PlayStation buyer's guides:

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DanFromPS1
Sun 6th Nov 2022

Good info. Thanks. 👍🏻

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Sequel
Tue 15th Nov 2022

Oh well have to go into the office.. no idea if this is coming to US retailers for pre order today.

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Saucymonk
Tue 15th Nov 2022

Will hold off on this for around a year I think.

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Yozora146_
Tue 15th Nov 2022

Pre-ordered mine today, as I had the email for exclusive entry 2 weeks ago. Can't wait.

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Eagly
Wed 16th Nov 2022

The launch line up for Psvr 2 is weak and it’s really expensive. I will wait a few years before picking one up since theres no benefit to getting it now. I’m exited to see what it can pull of in the future however

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Mistabishi
Wed 16th Nov 2022

Think my money unfortunately will be going on an Xbox X next year... as there is no Starfield on PlayStation 😔

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Titntin
Wed 16th Nov 2022

I'd be all over it if VR didn't leave me so ill. Its so disappointing.

My good friend has just pre ordered his though, so at least I can get to hear about the fun I'm missing

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Titntin
Wed 16th Nov 2022

@Mistabishi Yes, having owned a series X since release, I also should have waited till they actually had some software too
You are talking a Bethesda title though and I'll bet its further delayed. So by the time the bugs are ironed out and there's a good game to play, its likely to be 2024

That's a weird comment to leave as your first comment on your first visit to a PS site though, trolling much?

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Mistabishi
Wed 16th Nov 2022

@Tintin haha yeah I guess it was a tad weird for my first comment on here. Ive followed the site for few years now...guess it first time I found something to reply about. 😁 I've never owned an Xbox...but needs must. Bugs n all 🤔

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Toypop
Wed 16th Nov 2022

@Saucymonk smart move mate and always the best strategy with niche add-on peripherals, especially when it has pricing to rival the system itself, which could seriously hurt the install base, and consequently the amount of investment in developing new AAA software.

See how it shakes down. See the reviews of announced titles, see what big titles are in development a year from now.

Then weigh that up against what else you could buy a year from now. For that money....well the Quest 3 may have been announced by then, or you could buy an XSX (Mistabishi called it right) with change left over to put aside for future titles like Fallout and TES.

It's halfway towards the cost of buying an LG C* OLED etc too...

This headset carries some seriously painful opportunity cost when you look at it that way, and may end up playing the same shallow party games that have been on Quest for years...

Unless one is wealthy enough that this carries no opportunity cost of course. In which case, crack on now!