PlayStation VR2 Sense Controllers With 520 mAh Batteries

PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller Pair brings two tracked handheld controllers to Sony's PS VR2 system, with one left unit and one right unit. Each controller uses a built-in 520 mAh lithium-ion battery, weighs approximately 168 g, and charges through USB-C at a 5 V, 700 mA input rating.

Designed for PS5 Virtual Reality

The CFI-ZVR1 controller set is built for PlayStation VR2 and requires a PS5 console. Sony's US support information states that PS VR2 works with PlayStation 5 consoles and is not compatible with PlayStation 4 consoles, making platform compatibility the first practical dividing line for buyers.

Motion sensing combines a six-axis system with a three-axis gyroscope and three-axis accelerometer. Capacitive finger-touch detection, infrared position tracking, haptic feedback, and trigger effects on the L2 and R2 buttons give the pair a feature set distinct from a conventional gamepad. Sony's technical specifications list the controller tracking, touch detection, trigger effects, and Bluetooth 5.1 connection.

Battery And Physical Specifications

The published manual gives each controller a 3.7 V battery voltage, 520 mAh battery capacity, and approximately 168 g mass. It also specifies an operating temperature range of 5 C to 35 C and a 5 V, 700 mA input power rating. The North American instruction manual documents those battery, charging, mass, and temperature specifications.

The pair is supplied as left and right controllers with attached straps when included with the PS VR2 package. The headset bundle also includes a USB cable for controller pairing and charging, while the standalone controller and charging-station package listed by Apple includes a charging station alongside the two controllers. Apple lists the controller and charging-station package at $249.95 as of 09/24/2026.

Price And Package Context

Apple's US listing places the PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller and Charging Station package at $249.95 as of 09/24/2026. The listing identifies the left and right controllers with attached straps and the charging station, so the price refers to a package rather than a bare controller pair.

That package differs from the controllers included with the PS VR2 headset bundle. The bundle pairs the headset with both Sense controllers, while the standalone package is aimed at owners who need replacement controllers or want to use the pair with Apple Vision Pro. Sony's warranty terms cover PS VR2 hardware for one year from the original purchase date in the United States and Canada.

Best Fit For PS VR2 Owners

PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller Pair is a PS5 VR accessory rather than a general-purpose wireless controller. Its strongest fit is the PS VR2 owner who needs both tracked hand units, while the PS5 requirement and PS VR2 software compatibility limit use outside Sony's VR ecosystem. The 520 mAh batteries, approximately 168 g mass per controller, haptic feedback, and adaptive triggers define its technical position against standard console controllers.