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Controller:PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller

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PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller
PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller cover
XInput support
Connection method
Bluetooth 5.2
Predecessor
PlayStation Move
PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller on Wikipedia

The PlayStation VR2 Sense Controllers are a pair of game controllers released by Sony on February 22, 2023. They were released alongside the PlayStation VR2 headset.

Unlike its predecessor, the second-generation controllers has IR tracking ring (which can be tracked using PS VR2's tracking cameras) which wrap around the user's wrists. Each side of controllers have capacitive face buttons, joystick, trigger and grip button. Just like the DualSense, they have resistance-based adaptive triggers and audio-based haptics feedback via voice-coil actuators.

The VR2 Sense controllers can be connected to PC via Bluetooth, but to be used in conjunction with the PS VR2 headset, both the PlayStation VR2 app and SteamVR must be installed. Do note that both adaptive triggers and haptics feedback are not available to be used on PC. Do note that controllers can only be connected to the PC with the Realtek-based Bluetooth USB dongle attached, with Sony provided a list of Bluetooth USB dongles that were tested to be working with the controllers and the PS VR2 app.[1]

General information

Product page

Use with PC platforms

Connection

Bluetooth

While the controllers have Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity, any Bluetooth 4.0 dongles will work.
Haptic feedback is not supported over Bluetooth connection. Furthermore, support of adaptive triggers over Bluetooth connection vary depending on the games.
Pair the controller
  1. Make sure the Bluetooth functionality is enabled in your OS.
  2. If the controllers are turned on, turn it off by holding PlayStation for ten seconds.
  3. Put the left controller in pairing mode by holding down PlayStation+ᴄʀᴇᴀᴛᴇ on the left controller and for five seconds until the lightbar and the player indicator LEDs start flashing two times repeatedly.
  4. Navigate to the Bluetooth settings of the host device's operating system, select the left controller and pair it. If asked for a pair code, use 0000.
  5. Repeat the process with the right controller, starting by holding down PlayStation+ᴏᴘᴛɪᴏɴs on the right controller and for five seconds until the lightbar and the player indicator LEDs start flashing two times repeatedly.
  6. Navigate to the Bluetooth settings of the host device's operating system, select the right controller and pair it. If asked for a pair code, use 0000.

Windows

DSX

Can emulate as either a virtual Xbox 360 controller, a virtual DualShock 4, or a virtual DualSense for using them on non-VR games. Virtual DualSense feature requires an optional paid DLC.

Support in games

When paired with the PlayStation VR2 headset, the controllers are supported in VR games through SteamVR. See List of VR games for a list of VR games.

References