Sony has updated the firmware of PlayStation VR2 to correct the distortion we noticed in our PC adapter review. Sony updated its
PC headset firmware today to address this problem. The issue has been resolved for me. I’ve just tried it. Previously this was only possible with NVIDIA graphics cards.our review of the PSVR 2 PC adapterNote that to access all the fixes and improvements of 2.0.0, you’ll need to launch the PlayStation VR2 app on Steam, turn on your headset and controllers, and click ‘update’ on each.
Separately, TP-Link has made available
PlayStation VR2 PC Adapter Review: Bare Minimum OLED
PlayStation VR2’s PC adapter is out today, and we’ve been testing it for the past few days. Here’s what we think of PSVR 2 as a PC VR headset.
for its UB500/UB5A Bluetooth USB adapter that it says could fix the lag issues some owners were experiencing with the PSVR 2 Sense controllers.PlayStation VR2 appWith the rotational distortion issue now solved, PlayStation VR2 becomes a lot easier to recommend as a PC VR headset. As I mentioned in my review, the choice will come down to personal taste: would you rather have the crisp, clear, but muted and dull image that LCD headsets offer, or do you want the deep, rich, and soft images of the PSVR 2 OLED?