PlayStation VR is doing better than expected

When Sony launched PlayStation VR last October, they estimated to sell one million units by mid-April. It turns out they might have underestimated it a bit.

PlayStation chief Andrew House has told The New York Times that they've already sold more than 915,000 units. That's quite impressive, especially as we're still six weeks away from mid-April, and it's even more impressive considering they're struggling to meet demand in several places. He admits that one of the reasons for this is that they didn't expect it to sell this well at the start. Fortunately, we hear that they've significantly increased production of the headset, so we're hopeful that this means everyone wanting one will get the chance very soon.

Are you one of the 915,000? If so, what do you think so far?