As the launch of the PlayStation VR 2 (PS VR 2) looms, Sony has given us an exclusive look at the internal components of the $550 PS5 headset and its Sense controller. In a pair of teardown videos, the head of PlayStation’s mechanical design team and a member of the peripheral design team pulled apart each device, discussing each element in detail.

A Closer Look at the PS VR 2 Headset

Takamasa Araki, head of PlayStation’s mechanical design team, took apart the PS VR 2 headset, showing its intricate design elements. He showed the small fan that is designed to keep players cool during long gaming sessions, as well as the lens adjustment dial and the mechanics of the headset’s eye-tracking system. Each lens has an LED that works with an IR camera to capture its light, allowing eye-movement tracking.

Dissecting the PS VR 2 Sense Controller

Takeshi Igarashi from the peripheral design team took apart the PSVR 2 Sense controller, showcasing its innovative design elements. He emphasized the finger-touch detection feature that enables players to make more natural hand gestures as they play. He also hyped the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers that mirror the DualSense controller.

A Word of Caution from Sony

While these teardowns are a fascinating look of the PS VR 2 headset and Sense controller, Sony warns against this. Doing so invalidates the product’s warranty. It’s fascinating to see the intricate design elements and mechanics that make these devices function. That said, it’s best to leave the disassembly to the experts to retain the device’s warranty.

In conclusion, these tear down videos give us a closer look at the PS VR 2 headset and Sense controller, showing their innovative design elements and mechanics. With the launch just one week away, players can expect an immersive gaming experience unlike any other. You can reserve at https://direct.playstation.com/en-us/playstation-vr2.