Yes and Yes.

It's mostly a personal preference thing. I already have a 130" projected screen anyways, so it doesn't make a difference to me whether I use the PSVR2 as a screen for 2D content or not.

I also appreciate audio more than visuals, so I think that if you have a good audio setup with a good room, it certainly trounces headphones anyway.

Buy the PSVR2 if you want to use it for VR games, don't buy it as a replacement for a dedicated TV is my point.

GT7 VR is a true system seller.

Sony should advertise it more.

It's nearly a night and day difference between PSVR1 and PSVR2.

Biggest differences are:

- PSVR2 is sooo much brighter, I hated the gloomy and smeary PSVR1. HDR peak brightness is good, but not great but I think it's done to keep from burning your eyeballs out.

- The screen-door effect is still noticeable in high frequency text like in menus or in-game text items but otherwise it's mostly non-noticeable in motion.

- The Sense controllers are real controllers, finally. Not a glowed up dildo like those jokes PS Moves. There are however a growing number of reports that they don't work properly though, mine is ok.

- Audio quality is... o-kay. I think they missed out on having a dedicated headphone amp on the headset which should have been easy to implement since it is wired.