Can you wear glasses with PSVR 2?
Will you be able to wear glasses with PSVR 2? Probably, maybe
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Sony PSVR 2
Weight
560g/19.8oz
Cameras
4 embedded cameras for headset and controller tracking
Sensors
Six-axis motion sensing system (three-axis gyroscope, three-axis accelerometer)
Display resolution
2000 x 2040 per eye OLED panels
FOV (field of view)
Approx. 110 degrees
Refresh rate
90Hz, 120Hz
With the PSVR 2 release date just around the corner, we thought we’d find out if you can wear glasses with the PSVR 2, or if you’ll have to go in all Hellen Keller up in there.
The PSVR 2 is the long-awaited and honestly very impressive-looking follow-up to the original PSVR that was released all the way back in 2016. While the original PSVR was impressive for the time and had sales “far beyond expectations”, it was nonetheless limited, with the PlayStation Move controllers being particularly disappointing, amusing phallic shape notwithstanding.
Of course, after the release of the PS5, murmurings of the PSVR 2 started in earnest, with speculation about the release date, specs, and features continuing in spite of the PS5 being almost impossible to come by thanks to COVID-19 and the semiconductor shortage.
Thankfully, supply constraints around the console have eased just in time for the PSVR 2 to release on February 22nd 2023. Although the sales estimates have come in below expectations, there is still a lot of buzz around it, with people asking a lot of questions, including, ‘can you wear glasses with the PSVR 2?’ Luckily, we’re now in a position to answer this question.
Can you wear glasses with PSVR 2? Yes.
Sony’s official answer to this query is “Yes, PS VR2 was designed to accommodate players who wear glasses. However, some very wide or unusually shaped glasses may not fit.”.
However, now we’ve done a full PSVR 2 review, we can answer this question armed with first-hand knowledge. We can report that Sony’s aforementioned guidance is mostly correct. However, even pretty slim glasses were a bit of a tight squeeze, so it appears that Sony’s definition of ‘very wide or unusually shaped’ is different from ours.
So, yes, you can wear glasses with PSVR 2. Sony has designed the headset to have enough room to accommodate most pairs of glasses without issue.
So, all the hard-of-sight folks out there can breathe a sigh of relief, unless you habitually wear bulky ostentatious hipster nerd glasses, in which case you might have to buy a slimmer pair to enjoy the PSVR 2.
PSVR 2 FAQs!
If you’re eager to know everything about the PSVR 2, you’re in luck, as we’ve written a lot of pages about the PSVR 2. For your convenience, we’ve listed it all below!
- Best Games for PSVR 2: What to look forward to!
- Does PSVR 2 Support HDR?
- Are the PSVR 2 controllers compatible with PS4?
- Can I Use PSVR Controllers on PSVR 2?
- Do I need a TV to use PSVR 2?
- Is PSVR 2 Multiplayer?
- PSVR 2 head size – Everything you need to know
- Does PSVR 2 work with PS4? No, and here’s why
- How to connect PSVR 2 to PS5: Quick PSVR 2 setup guide
- How to change PSVR 2 viewing modes?
- Where to buy PSVR 2 & pre order details (All regions)
- How To Sync PSVR 2 Sense Controller?
- How to turn the PSVR2 Sense controller on and off?
- Is The PS Move Controller compatible with PSVR 2?
- Is the DualSense Edge controller compatible with PSVR 2?
- Can you play normal PS5 games with PSVR 2? Cinematic mode explained
- Can you wear over ear headphones with the PSVR 2?
- Can you move while wearing the PSVR 2 headset?
- Does PSVR 2 track eye motion? Yes, but not in the creepy way
- What is PSVR 2 see through mode and how does it work?
- What size room do you need for PSVR 2?
- Can you wear glasses with PSVR 2?
- Vive XR Elite vs PSVR 2: Can console VR compete in 2024?
- Meta Quest Pro vs PSVR 2: Which is the best next-gen VR headset?
