Sony announced an official price drop for the PSV2, bringing the VR headset’s base price to $400 starting in March. The change applies to both the PSV2 base model (was $550) and the Horizon Call of the Mountain bundle (was $600) available at major retailers. While the price drop goes into effect soon, the rollout will vary between stores. Some retailers, like Amazon and Target, are already listing certain models for the new price online, while others are still selling the PSVR 2 at its launch price. Be sure to check the links below so that you’ll catch when the new $400 PSVR 2 price is live.
$400
The PSVR 2 includes the PSVR 2 headset, PS VR2 Sense controllers, and a pair of stereo headphones–everything you need to connect and play on PS5. So far, we’ve seen the price drop already kick in online at Target. Other retailers should be updating their prices soon.
$400
This bundle includes everything in the base PSVR 2 package, plus a download code for the game Horizon Call of the Mountain, which is playable on PS5 with the headset. Since it costs the same as the base package, it’s worth picking up if you can find it. It’s available at the new $400 price online at Amazon and Target, and we expect more stores will drop their prices soon, too.
$60
While the PSVR 2 PC Adapter cable is not part of the price drop, it’s still worth picking up if you plan to use the headset on PC. The only other thing you’ll need is the PSVR PC app, which is available as a free download from Steam.
Now that the PSVR 2 is more affordable, that frees you up to grab a few VR-compatible PS5 games to use the headset with. There are dozens of PSVR 2 games available, including VR-exclusive titles like Beat Saber, Alien: Rogue Incursion, and Metro Awakening VR, and PS5 games with dedicated VR modes like Gran Turismo 7, Tetris Effect: Connected, Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil 8, and No Man’s Sky.