You’ll be prompted to run the calibration initially when you set up your headset for the first time, but since you put the headset on a bit differently every time (and sometimes the lenses can get bumped which adjusts their spacing) it’s worth running the calibration every few sessions to make sure you’re seeing the clearest image through the headset.

Luckily PSVR 2 has a built-in lens calibration that’s easy to run at any time, even in the middle of a game. Since PSVR 2 has such a small sweet spot (the area of the lens where everything is at its clearest), it’s important to get the lenses dialed in just right to your specific IPD. To open the PSVR 2 quick menu, just double-tap the PlayStation button on your controller. PSVR 2 has a quick menu that makes it easy to access frequently used settings. To do so go to Settings > Voice Command (Preview) and enable the option. If you’ve never used voice commands on PS5 before, you’ll need to enable them first. All you have to do to get the console to listen is say “Hey PlayStation.” PSVR 2 supports the same voice commands as PS5, and thanks to a microphone that’s mounted right next to your mouth, they work very well! Voice commands through PSVR 2 can be used to easily launch games and apps (instead of digging through the game library) or to open certain settings pages (instead of digging through the settings menu). However, the headset does have a few less obvious capabilities that you’ll want to know about. PSVR 2 is a pretty straightforward headset thanks to the fact that once you plug it into the console you’ll see the usual PS5 menu that you’re already used to. PSVR 2 is finally here and for those of you lucky enough to get your hands on Sony’s newest VR headset, here’s some essential tips and tricks you’ll want to know.

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