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When it comes to the VR headset market, both PlayStation VR2 and Oculus Quest 2 are two of the top choices for any virtual reality enthusiast. When comparing these two headsets, there are several factors to consider, including field of view, resolution, refresh rate, operating system, and room scale capabilities.

Starting with the field of view, it's easy to see why PlayStation VR2 is superior in this regard. It features a 110° FOV which provides an immersive experience that allows you to take full advantage of your virtual reality environment. The Oculus Quest 2 on the other hand has a slightly narrower 97° FOV; while still providing a great experience its not quite as expansive as the Playstation's offering.

The resolution of both headsets is also very important when considering which one is better for your needs. The PlayStation VR2 offers 2000x2040 resolution which is more than enough for most applications and provides excellent clarity when gaming or watching videos. The Oculus Quest 2 follows suit with 1832 x 1920 px resolution which does not have quite as many pixels but still looks good overall.

Moving onto refresh rates we find that PlayStation VR2 has a 120 Hz rate while the Oculus Quest 2 has 72 Hz rate; this makes the PSVR superior in terms of responsiveness since higher refresh rates result in smoother visuals with less lag or stutter while playing games or using other applications on either headset.

Finally we come to operating systems and room scale capabilities; here the Oculus Quest 2 shines through thanks to its Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 processor and Android 10 based software allowing for powerful processing power along with wireless capability thanks to its integrated tracking system that covers 360 degrees thus allowing for true room-scale experiences with minimal setup time required compared to other options like SteamVR tracking from HTC Vive Cosmos Elite.

To sum up my comparison between these two headsets I would say that both offer great experiences but depending on your individual needs one may be better suited than another: if you want ultimate immersion then go with Playstation VR2 due its higher refresh rate and wider FOV; however if portability along with good performance without relying on additional hardware then look no further than Oculus Quest 2 thanks its standalone nature powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 processor combined along its 360 degree room scale tracking system make it ideal choice for anyone looking into getting into virtual reality without breaking their budget too much at same time. Personally I prefer using Sony’s PSVR over Oculus' since I find it easier use due its shorter setup times while having more immersive experience overall because of wide Field Of View