The headset has haptic feedback, eye tracking, 4K HDR, 90/120Hz frame rates, foveated rendering, and a 110-degree field of view, and it connects to the PS5 through a single USB-C cable.
The PlayStation VR was the first inexpensive VR headset, requiring neither a powerful gaming PC nor an additional $800 in accessories. It turned purchasers’ existing PS4 game consoles into a decently capable system for $400-$500 back in 2016, and it’s only gotten cheaper since then.
