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The DisplayPort 1.4 cable is needed to connect the PSVR2 PC Adapter to your PC, and Bluetooth 4.0 (or later) is required to connect your PSVR2 Sense Controllers.

The PlayStation VR2 PC Adapter offers a robust VR experience with some notable caveats. The setup can be a bit of a headache, especially with the Bluetooth dependency and the lack of included cables.

The Bluetooth battle. At a high level, the Wireless USB Adapter 2 is just a Bluetooth adapter. You plug it into your PC, hold down a tiny button until the light starts blinking rapidly, and pair ...

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Good luck with the PlayStation VR2 PC Adapter — you’ll need it. Bring your own Bluetooth, bring your own DisplayPort cable, and cross your fingers it’ll work.

The adapter connects via USB 3.0, but you’ll also need to run a separate DisplayPort cable to your computer. That’s just for the headset itself. The controllers pair via Bluetooth, and each ...

While it’s very cool that PlayStation VR2 works on PC, it does have a few big caveats. Not only do you need the headset (which retains its $549.99 MSRP as of writing), you’ll need a computer ...

You'll also need Bluetooth to connect the Sony hand controllers to your PC. It needs to be Bluetooth 4.0 or later, which most PCs powerful enough to think about VR should be able to manage.