PS5’s PSVR2 Will Seemingly Have a Cutting-Edge Display

Outstanding image quality awaits.

PSVR comfortably achieved the illusion of “presence”, despite its very obvious technological drawbacks. The improvements being touted for PSVR2 are wildly exciting, then, as a report by Display Supply Chain Consultants has revealed that the PlayStation 5 virtual reality headset will pack 800 pixels-per-inch density per eye. Sony’s original headset achieved about 193 pixels-per-inch density per eye.

Sony has already touted the headset’s 4K HDR panel as a selling point, but we’re talking about by far the most pixel dense display on the market here. Pixels-per-inch is important for virtual reality headsets because your eyes are lined up almost directly against the display, and thus it’s easier to discern the pattern of the pixels as a result. This is all going to result in vastly improved image quality, which will help to sell the illusion that you exist inside a virtual space.

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