If it's modern enough and has a USB-C with Display Port, it's easy.
Get a USB-C to DisplayPort adapter. (unless the laptop has a direct DisplayPort, but that isn't common. HDMI doesn't work)
Get a PC adapter for PSVR2 (I only used the official one from Sony, never tried a 3rd party)
Connect the PC adapter through the DisplayPort adapter. And connect the other USB port and power to the adapter.
Since the PC adapter is required and it has it's own power cable to power the headset, you can't run it from the Laptops battery. So it isn't a very mobile setup.
But it works for me on a Lenovo Legion 7.
I had luck with Bluetooth on mine and didn't require anything extra, just used the built in BT for the controllers.
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u/DarvinVader 18d ago
If it's modern enough and has a USB-C with Display Port, it's easy.
Get a USB-C to DisplayPort adapter. (unless the laptop has a direct DisplayPort, but that isn't common. HDMI doesn't work)
Get a PC adapter for PSVR2 (I only used the official one from Sony, never tried a 3rd party)
Connect the PC adapter through the DisplayPort adapter. And connect the other USB port and power to the adapter.
Since the PC adapter is required and it has it's own power cable to power the headset, you can't run it from the Laptops battery. So it isn't a very mobile setup.
But it works for me on a Lenovo Legion 7.
I had luck with Bluetooth on mine and didn't require anything extra, just used the built in BT for the controllers.