PlayStation VR
VR HeadsetPlayStation

Sony

PlayStation VR

Console headset by Sony

Price
Price unavailable
Device type
Console VR
Available
Resolution
960 × 1080 per eye
Refresh rate
Up to 120 Hz
Field of view
96°
Release
13 October 2016
Overview

About this device

PlayStation VR is the first VR headset to be released by Sony, and the first VR headset to be powered by a video game console. The headset was released as a peripheral for the PlayStation 4, and uses a pair of updated PlayStation Move controllers (originally used for the PS3) as its input mechanism. As of 2020, Playstation VR was the best-selling VR headset released up to that date, with over 5 million units sold.
Technical details

Specifications

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Info

5 details

Device name
PlayStation VR
Manufacturer
Sony
Device type
Console VR
Announcement date
15 September 2015
Release date
13 October 2016

Optics

3 details

Optics type
Aspherical lenses
IPD Range
58–70 mm
Adjustable diopter
No

Display

3 details

Display type
OLED, 1 screens
Resolution
960 × 1080 per eye
Refresh rate
Up to 120 Hz

Image

2 details

FoV horizontal
96°
FoV vertical
111°

Device

4 details

Weight
600 g
Material
Plastic, foam facial interface
Headstrap
Padded retractable halo strap
Colors
Black/white

Tracking

5 details

Tracking type
Outside-in
Eye tracking
No
Face tracking
No
Hand tracking
No
Body tracking
No

Controllers

3 details

Controllers
PlayStation Move Controller, 2 included, 6DoF
Haptics
Yes
Battery type
Rechargable

Sound

3 details

Speakers
Integrated stereo earphones
Microphone
Yes
Audio jack
Yes

Connectivity

1 details

Wired video
HDMI, USB 3.0

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