The PSVR 2 on PC might not be worth it after all

In order to use the PSVR 2 with a PC, you'll have to purchase an adapter from Sony .

The adapter will sell for around $60 , which isn't a lot in the greater scheme of things, but it does seem rather pricey to convert a $ 500 -ish headset to work on a PC.

While this might change closer to launch, it doesn't seem that those of us who do have the right USB-C ports can skip the adapter.

A lack of eye tracking means you can't have the laser-precise foveated rendering on the PS5.

The Quest 3 has the benefit of those compact pancake optics, and all the other niceties of wireless PC VR and standalone VR. However, the PSVR 2 has an OLED display, 4 K resolution, inside-out tracking, 120Hz refresh rate, 110-degree field of vision, and is much more comfortable, with excellent light-blocking. This is a headset that competes with high-end products like the Valve Index. Assuming that the software implementation works as advertised, it's a stellar deal even with those special features locked to the PS5..