Out with the old, in with the new
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If you are wondering what the PSVR trade-in price is ahead of the PSVR 2 launch, we have found the exact price that different retailers are offering. So read on!
Released in 2016, the PlayStation VR is a VR gaming headset designed to offer you an incredibly immersive gaming experience. PSVR enjoyed a good run and is now going to be replaced by its successor, Sony’s PSVR2.
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Weight
560g/19.8oz
Cameras
4 embedded cameras for headset and controller tracking IR camera for eye tracking per eye
Sensors
Six-axis motion sensing system (three-axis gyroscope, three-axis accelerometer) Attachment Sensor: IR Proximity sensor
Display resolution
2000 x 2040 per eye OLED panels
FOV (field of view)
Approx. 110 degrees
Refresh rate
90Hz, 120Hz
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Chipset
Not known
Storage
Not applicable, powered by PS4
RAM
Not known
Display resolution
960 × 1080 per eye
Battery Life
Not applicable, not wireless
Weight
600g/1.32lbs
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CHECK PRICEThe PSVR2 is set to release this month. And if you already own a PSVR, you may be interested in its trade-in price to cash it in while you still can.
Read on to learn about PSVR’s trade-in price.
A refurbished PSVR is currently priced at $108 at Amazon, which means that despite its original cost of $399, you won’t exactly get a fetching price for your old PSVR.
You can also trade in your old PSVR on other platforms like GameXChange for £51 ($60), if you are based in the UK. On the other hand, you can try third-party resellers like eBay or Craigslist to sell it for $100 – $120.
Since PSVR was released more than 6 years ago and PSVR2 is set to launch soon, you won’t exactly get a promising trade-in price for your PSVR. The best you can get is $120.
Local stores would even pay less for your old PSVR. So your best bet would be to find an interested party online. If you still have your PSVR with its original box, you may get a few bucks more for.
At time of writing, you can buy a pre-owned PSVR from GameStop for $99, so you’d be getting slightly less than that if you traded it in right now
At time of writing, you can buy a pre-owned move controller from GameStop for $19, so you’d be getting slightly less than that if you traded it in right now
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!
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