PSVR2 on PC ... anybody else hopeful?

The news of the upcoming PC adapter is what make me bite and get a PSVR2 for myself. My Quest 2 is alright but its always such a fight to get the lousy software to work properly (at least 1/2 the time I can't get the headset to link).

Anybody else hopeful that the adapter will be stupid simple and just plain work to provide a great PCVR experience?

I (and my wallet) really hope so! LOL

Created at 1:44pm, 21st June, 2024. Page last updated at 8:47am, 22nd June, 2024.

Sturmer 6/21/2024, 4:01:15 PM

Are you using a wire or connecting wirelessly?

Juuni 6/21/2024, 6:10:16 PM

Sturmer

Wired. One time it will connect fine. Next I have to unplug replug the cable like 5 times and it might connect after that. Not a stable experience at all

Sturmer 6/21/2024, 7:12:25 PM

Juuni

is it original cable? sounds like a faulty port or a cable.

I decided to use my quest2 without a cable since i have wifi6 at home

Juuni 6/22/2024, 5:24:43 AM

Sturmer

No, not original because i didnt want to spend 70 on a cable. And I don't have fast enough wifi access points in my area, they're older ones.

Sturmer 6/22/2024, 8:47:18 AM

Juuni

It appears that the issue is related to connectivity. There is a connection test application available. If the port or cable speed is less than 4 gigabits per second, it is not suitable for VR gaming.

Wifi6 router is cheaper than link cable

Horror and Cats 6/21/2024, 11:21:08 PM

Juuni

I used mine wirelessly for a long time and it was mostly seamless. I also had a lot of issues using a regular USB C lightning 3 or 4 cable. I finally got the Oculus brand connection cable ($70 🙄) BUT, it works perfectly every time now. It's also slightly but notably smoother and prettier.

I'm considering finally getting the PSVR2 since I also have a PS5 and really want to play the Sony exclusive Resident Evil 4/Village VR modes.