Sony PSVR
Score: 86/100
Sony PlayStation VR
Score: 62/100Rankings
The PlayStation VR Headset Plus Camera Bundle offers an affordable, console-based VR experience with solid tracking and OLED visuals. Its main trade-offs are the need for a PS4/PS5 console and the absence of HDR and higher resolution. Best suited for existing PlayStation owners seeking a cost-effective entry into VR.
The Sony PlayStation VR Marvel's Iron Man Bundle is a ready-to-play package for PS4 (and PS5 with an adapter) that includes the headset, camera, Move controllers, and the Iron Man game. Its older wired hardware and modest 960×1080 per-eye resolution limit visual fidelity, but the all-in-one bundle offers great value for Marvel fans and VR newcomers.
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| ↓ lower better | — | 600 gbest |
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Sensors & Tracking(1) | ||
Tracking System | camera | External camera |
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Connectivity Type | wired | Wired HDMI |
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Compatible Platforms | PS4,PS5 | PS4, PS5 |
Accessories(1) | ||
Included Accessories | Headset, Processor Unit, PlayStation Camera, Stereo Earbuds, HDMI Cable, USB Cable, AC Adaptor and Power Cord, Connection Adaptor | Headset; Camera; 2 Move Controllers; Game disc; Demo disc; PS5 adapter; Power cable; Headset cable |
Products in the top-left offer the best value (high score, low price).
Professional reviewers highlight the PSVR as a high-value entry into virtual reality, noting its competitive pricing, robust nine-LED tracking, and tight integration with the PlayStation ecosystem.
Everyday users praise the immersive experience and the ease of accessing VR through their existing PlayStation consoles. The Social Screen feature is frequently mentioned as a valuable way to involve friends and family.
Professional reviewers and editors highlight the bundle's immersive Iron Man gameplay and the convenience of an all-in-one package, but they criticize its reliance on dated wired hardware and external camera tracking, noting that it falls short of modern VR standards set by newer systems.
Everyday users are enthusiastic about the easy setup, the Marvel theme, and the variety of demo games, while repeatedly mentioning the need for two Move controllers, the wired headset limitation, and occasional motion-sickness concerns.
