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Sony to show off PlayStation VR2 headset at CES

While Sony has revealed plenty of details about the upcoming PlayStation VR2 headset, very few people have actually tried the new device for themselves. It seems we'll finally see some hands-on demo impressions in January, as Sony will reportedly be showcasing the headset at CES. 

While Sony doesn't typically make gaming-related announcements at CES, the company's invites for its upcoming keynote indicate that the PS VR2 will be a core focus of the conference. Sony will be streaming its CES keynote on the 4th of January at 5PM PT.

The PlayStation VR2 headset is launching on the 22nd of February with a $549.99 price tag, or £529.99 here in the UK. The headset will ship with a pair of Sense controllers and headphones, but if you want a charging station for the controllers, it will cost you an extra £39.99. Pre-orders for the headset will begin on the 15th of November, and pre-orders for the first PS VR2 titles will also go live around the same time.

The PS VR2 headset is a significant upgrade over the original and rivals high-end PC VR headsets. The headset has a 4K OLED display with HDR, a 110-degree FoV, 120Hz, eye-tracking sensors and an array of cameras to track movement and controllers.

There is a full line-up of launch titles prepared for PS VR2, including Horizon: Call of the Mountain, Resident Evil Village and more.

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