Pre-orders for the PlayStation VR2 headset are now available on the DNS website, with sales expected to begin on March 30. The announced price is 70,000 rubles. For context, the device’s original price is listed as $550 or about 41,000 rubles at the current exchange rate. Beyond DNS, the headset shows up on several marketplaces including Yandex Market with listings around 84,900 rubles, Ozone at 60,500 rubles, and AliExpress at 58,600 rubles. On the CDEK.Shopping platform, there is a bundle option that pairs Horizon Call of the Mountain with the VR2 for 65,000 rubles, with delivery from the United Arab Emirates, providing regional availability and potential import considerations for buyers. (VG Times attribution)
Official sales kicked off on February 22, and critics have highlighted the device’s robust feature set and overall performance. Reviewers consistently point to the hardware and software integration as a strong point, while noting that the price can be a hurdle for some buyers. This sentiment reflects a common tension between cutting edge virtual reality experiences and consumer wallet impact, especially in the early market window. (VG Times attribution)
There were early reports from initial buyers about controller reliability issues, specifically some buttons failing to respond. Such hardware quirks tend to surface during early adoption phases and have been the subject of discussion across consumer tech communities. In related news, a hacker known as EMPRESS faced a block on Reddit conversations without public commentary. The episode underscores ongoing moderation and security considerations in tech communities around high profile devices. (VG Times attribution)
Source: VG Times