Let me start by saying the PSVR2 is a visual masterpiece. The 4K HDR visuals and 110º field of view create an immersion level I've never experienced before. Playing Horizon Call of the Mountain, I genuinely felt like I was scaling those massive cliffs - until my headset slipped because the band doesn't stay put during intense movements (a sweatband fixed this, but come on Sony!).

The Sense technology is where this headset shines. Eye tracking works flawlessly, and the haptic feedback makes every bowshot in Horizon feel satisfyingly tense. However, I did experience occasional controller tracking hiccups - about once every dozen hours - which can be jarring when you're mid-combat.

Comfort gets a solid 4.5/5 from me. While it's comfortable for 2-hour sessions, the slipping issue and lack of proper padding (compared to premium PC VR headsets) show this is still console-grade hardware. The included Horizon game is absolutely stunning though - those Thunderjaw fights in VR? Mind-blowing.

Now for the elephant in the room: motion sickness. Like many first-time users, Gran Turismo had me reaching for Dramamine within seconds. It took weeks of short sessions to build my 'VR legs'. This isn't a fault of the headset per se, but potential buyers should know the adjustment period can be rough.

At $350 (sale price), this bundle is an absolute steal. But at full $550 retail? Only if you're a die-hard PlayStation fan. The game library still lacks that killer app like Half-Life: Alyx, though upcoming titles look promising.

Final verdict? If you already own a PS5 and find it on sale, jump on it - just maybe buy new unless you enjoy cleaning someone else's earwax off used headphones (yes, that happened to one poor reviewer). For everyone else? Wait for either a price drop or more must-play exclusives.