Works great!

Does what it says, PSVR2 on steam. App stays in the background and is essentially only used for setup and updating firmware. Not a funky compatibility layer, looking at you htc and meta (¬_¬ *)

Slight issues with getting Bluetooth behaving correctly* but ever encountered a crash and the gui is pretty well thought out.

As with any inside out tracking system good lighting is a must. For a fancy solution buy IR lights, led strip etc. to illuminate your play space so your room doesn't look like an OR with the amount of light. Good quality power supply recommended for leds to rule out mains flicker, ie good refresh rate for your light source.

1 minus point for the exclusion of display-port cable in the adapter box (Could be more clearly labeled as a dependency in the packaging) and another for not being able to disable the "leaving play area" warning but I do see the reason that's the case

*Update your Bluetooth drivers and run firmware update to the headset and controllers

I tried or several hours to get the PSVR2 working with Steam and Steam VR, but I couldn't get past the intermittent Bluetooth issues. Even though my PC shows the controllers are connected via Bluetooth, the Steam VR and PSVR2 apps continually lose connection with the controllers. Also, I tried to start playing a game, but the visuals were very jumpy/glitchy. Steam and Sony need to do more testing and development to vet this product. I bought the special PSVR2 adapter for my PC just so I could use it with Steam, but I will be returning it.