Yes I have the Sense charging base and it is awesome just to place both Sense in and have them charge. Although now thinking about it I wish they had something IPhone and the magnetic chargers, but that’s asking too much. I bought my PSVR2 day one with the charging base,

I decided today that for Christmas I will get one of those Woojer haptic devices, the Strap for $99 before taxes. I was going to get the vest for $299 but the six haptics around the vest do not feature location specific rumble where say a bullet hits the body. It’s just an overall rumble, or say in an explosion pending where the blast is coming from either the front or back of the vest would rumble but no specific body location for small impact hits like bullets.

Unfortunately I don’t do the PC thing, and am at a complete lost in any of that although I’m a jealous of all the VR games that is on PC. How well does the PSVR2 work on the PC, are any features still locked to PS5, like the haptics and adaptive triggers, or rumble in the headset, eye tracking.

Who knows they may give you the ability to have multiple set ups after some time, if them finally allowing the DualSense to have multiple set ups is anything to go by. Unfortunately Sony PlayStation move at a snails pace on anything besides stability updates.

@Abnor_Mal - technically devs can implement the PSVR2 features into their PCVR games, but since headsets like the Q3 or Index don't have some of that functionality, they haven't bothered. Maybe the Steam Frame will adopt a few of those features which will mean additional support on the PSVR2 headset. But the resolution increase is enough for me to be honest as the Index was still nice, but not 4K nice (and I have a beefy gaming PC to push the visuals).

That’s the brand I was checking out, but when I went to fill out the prescription form they asked for some information I didn’t see on my vision test prescription for my glasses. So I couldn’t fill the form to completion.