![]() ![]() On the surface level, they look similar to the Meta Quest 2’s Touch controllers. The PSVR2 replaces the PSVR Move controllers with Sony’s new Sense controllers. The PlayStation VR 2 has superior controllers Individuals who just want a pick-up-and-play VR experience that can be easily taken anywhere are better off with the Meta Quest 2. Meanwhile, the PlayStation VR 2 needs a $400 to $500 PS5 to operate. When it comes to pure usability out of the box, the Meta Quest 2 doesn’t require anything except the included controllers. TL DR: The Meta Quest 2 and PSVR 2 offer simplified setups to get the devices up and running. On the software side, both headsets are easy to set up as well, from creating your virtual wall boundaries to syncing your controllers. The Meta Quest 2 works completely on its own, though you can connect it to your gaming PC (either wirelessly or with a Quest Link cable) to experience the many PC-exclusive VR games out there. Thankfully, the PSVR 2 makes this process much simpler than its predecessor - all you have to do is plug the headset into the PS5’s front USB-C port, and you’re good to go. The main difference between the two comes down to whether you want a fully stand-alone headset or you don’t mind being tethered to your console. Regardless of which headset you use, setting up both the Meta Quest 2 and PSVR 2 is relatively simple. The Meta Quest 2 (left) doesn't require a console, but the PlayStation VR 2 requires a PS5. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account
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