So what would you be willing to pay for Playstation VR?

Assuming you already own a PS4, that is. I'd say $600, like Oculus, is too much. Around $300 seems right to me. Oh, and try your hardest not to bring any of your fanboy crap in here. Thanks.

I'll wait for peoples feedback and reviews before getting one

@blamix99: As will I, probably. Also I want to see some decent games before I pick it up.

Nothing. I would have to be given it for free, plus any games to play with it. Zero interest and certainly not spending any money on it or Rift.

$399 is the max I'd go, and that's my higher limit- ideally it'd be $349.

Not much, if even anything at all. I'm interested in VR, just not on consoles.

I would exchange a Klondike bar for one.

$400, nothing more than that...

@charizard1605: To be fair, if the thing got some solid horror games I'd probably be swayed to drop 400 on it. No more though.

$500 max

$300 would be nice. $400 would be my absolute max, any higher and I won't even bother.

Zero. I don't want a sofa sized glasses on my head

Nothing, I'm saving for Oculus. If I weren't getting it on PC, most I'd pay is $350-400.

Nothing, same goes for Oculus or any kind of VR that is what it is today.

I find hololens more interesting and potentially useful.

i'm not getting any VR for any console or PC. It doesn't interest me as of yet.

I think $499 would be my max. I have Oculus preordered and I am not expecting PSVR to be as good. So I don't think I can justify spending as much on PSVR as I will on Oculus. I also hope they have different skus because I already have the PS camera and 2 move controllers.

I'm very interested in VR, but it is unlikely that I would buy Playstation VR since I don't believe the PS4 is powerful enough to deliver a good virtual reality experience, Sony has a history of not supporting their peripheral devices very well, and VR's full potential cannot be reached on a closed platform like the PS4. Therefore I'm planning to get either the Oculus Rift or the Vive instead, so I can get a good virtual reality experience.

And I think people that are expecting Playstation VR to cost around $300 yet still somehow deliver quality are not being very realistic and are going to be in for a huge disappointment. The Oculus Rift cost $600 and it does not even need the external processing box that Playstation VR is going to need which will add to it's cost, plus they have Facebook behind them so they can afford to play the long game and initially sell the Oculus Rift at a loss whereas Sony is not doing so well financially so I don't think they can afford to sell at a loss. So if Playstation VR did end up costing around $300, it would have to be such a compromised VR experience that nobody would even want to use it and it would do more harm to people's perception of VR than good.

Ideal would be $299. Upper limit would be $399.

Given Oculus's high price, I may be willing to go PSVR this gen and then just switch over to Oculus once the price comes down and they've released CV2/3.

Nothing, for anything more than 299 I'd rather buy a wii u or a new graphics card

I would say 300$ would be the max for me. Anything higher, I think I'll have to wait it out

I could see $400. Isnt the camera required? If you have to have the camera, I think it will be $400 with the camera bundle with it. And I dont see them selling it without the camera if its required. Thought also would be a big screw you to the people who have already bought the camera. Im not too sure how many people have bought the ps4 camera, but I dont think its many, so to avoid confusion they wont sell it without it.

If it is $400, I could actual see them having a $600 bundle that would be an incredible value to newcomers. The whole package cost the same as oculus and sony might be holding.

a buck fitty

This, so $0 for now. I'm not sold on getting into anything VR yet.

That really depends on the game Sony has to offer when it comes to take full VR advantage but however, there is one game that got me interested and that's RIGS Mechanized Combat League looks totally fun and I'll say I will pay $300 for PS VR, at least. $400? I'll think about it but other then that, it's going to take me 2 games other then RIGS, to make me pay $400.

Ill eventually get one vr system. Ill have to see which has the best software. Id lean towards the rift but id like to wait until version2.

For psvr if they hit 299 i think id jump on it early. But im guessing its more like 399. I also want real meaty games and not jist short demo like experiences. Cant wait to see what they come up with.

i dunno it depends on the games

so far there's doesn't seem to be any that interest so i'll wait

$500 is my budget for the device and games.

Probably no where near what they'll ask for it.

Sony would have to pay me $400 for me to use it.

I'd consider paying $250ish if it got some worthwhile support.

But considering that the PS4 struggles to reach 1080p/60fps on most games idk how much a difference the extra processor in the PM is going to make.

Not interested in VR so guess $0

@Boddicker: Well, the extra processor better make a difference, or else you're going to have people puking all over the place. When it comes to VR gaming, frame-rate is really important in terms of a person's wellbeing. That's why Sony is shooting for 90+ fps on all games. Hence the extra juice.

Not more than 400 bucks!!!

I'll get the first to come up with a realistic flight sim!!!

So it's surely pc...but i won't get it right away,; if it's the case, not willing to pay 600 bucks /No way!!!

I can't see casual people investing 300+ on VR, especially since its unproven.

I have friends, friends of friends, I've met random people IRL (retail job) who buying a PS4 was a huge decision due to the cost, since a lot of people my age have Bills, Student Loans, ect.

ask em to spend an extra 300? yeah right.

@reduc_ab_: There is no extra processor doing any sort of 3D rendering. And yes, frame rate is king in VR, which is why I'm going PC not with a console that's going to have the same hardware for another half a decade+.

In terms of likely pricing I'd say $350 to $450 is likely to be the ballpark. I don't know that Sony is willing to subsidize the hardware, and while it's likely to be a bit cheaper than something like Oculus (only one screen vs 2, optics and positioning that not quite as good as the Oculus) - The optics are still going to cost lots of money, as will the PSVR's great screen (full RGB) even though it's lower rez.

Though I'm certainly going PC for VR, it's very likely that I won't be jumping in this year. I'll wait for the new GPU cards to be available and maybe even on sale - and I need to see what kind of games are supported by Vive as well.

Depends what comes with it

I'm sure they will throw in things to try and justify the high cost like OR did. A controller, a game or two, and suddenly it's $150 add one

Just for the VR device, I'd pay $350, at max. I would have paid $450 for OR but $600 a bit high. To buy it now, I'll have to wait to see if reviews really are that good

Lol nothing. Would rather get one of the other two

Nothing.

I want an HTC Vive, not a "me too" peripheral on a closed platform.

Actually the add-ons were very cheap. Palmer Lucky said they don't add much to the overall cost. Gamepads are huge margin items for console manufacturers. They certainly don't cost the $50/$60 best buy charges you, and bundling them at direct from manufacturer prices (probably at bulk prices even) just won't add much to the overall cost, even less if it's Sony bundling Sony peripherals, probably a few bucks tops.

I tried the Morpheus prototype at EGX and it seemed as good as the Oculus DK2. I was sceptical of weather it was indeed running on a PS4 though as the wires from the headset mysteriously led down the back of a conveniently placed, desktop PC sized cabinet and not directly into the PS4 which was sitting on top of it.

I have no interest in PSVR myself as I have a Rift pre-ordered. I am interested to see how it fares and though I hope it does well for VR sake, I dont think it will. If it was the only VR available to me then £300 is the most I would pay for it as I expect it to be a limited experience when compared to PC VR that would not fulfil all of my reasons for owning one that is more expensive.

500

200 if it supports all games.

I think it's going to be a pretty hard sell to have a peripheral priced the same or more than the actual console

I'm with Heil.

I ain't interested in this shit no matter who does it.

200$ down the line and that's with a lot of compelling games/killer app to go with it released already to justify the price.

Agreed. Hell even if I bought one I would rarely use it at all as it would be collecting dust.

Since I have a PC, I wouldn't even think about getting PSVR, even if I did have a PS4.

Nothing. I have no interest in VR.

$350 is the most im willing to pay..

£10