Ultimate Comfort? AMVR CM1 for Playstation VR2

AMVR reached out and asked me to test their CM1 Comfort Kit for PlayStation VR2. As always, I told them upfront: if I don’t like it, I won’t fake it — and I might not even make a video. In this review, I unbox, install and test the AMVR CM1 on my own PSVR2, focusing on long-session comfort, pressure points, and real-world usability. I have a large head (62 cm circumference) and tend to get pressure and headaches around the temples with the stock PSVR2 halo strap — especially during intense gameplay. The big question was whether this kit could actually fix that. 00:00 – Unscripted intro & why this review exists 00:45 – What is the AMVR CM1 Comfort Kit? 01:50 – Unboxing & first impressions 02:30 – PSVR2 comfort issues (forehead & temples) 04:49 – Stock comfort baseline 05:40 – Installation process forhead and back cup 09:50 – Fit test (big head perspective) 10:54 – Installation top strap 12:26 – Swaping pads 15:00 – comfort test 16:15 – Initial thoughts and downsides 17:16 – Final verdict: who should buy this The TLDW: The good: ✔ Noticeably improved comfort ✔ Top strap reduces temple pressure ✔ Magnetic pads are a smart design choice ✔ Feels premium once installed The downsides: ⚠ Installation isn’t beginner-friendly ⚠ Risk of breaking clips if you rush ⚠ Doesn’t fit the official PSVR2 case ⚠ Reduces maximum headset size slightly If you’re already happy with the stock PSVR2 comfort, you probably don’t need this. But if you struggle with pressure points or tightening headaches, this is a solid upgrade that makes the headset feel premium. 🔗 Product link: AMVR CM1 Comfort Kit for PSVR2 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FQ4RCR49