PSVR2 has soured my appetite for more current-generation PS hardware at this point, their hardware development teams seem to be working in an alternate timeline to their software development and publishing teams and I'm not champing at the bit to pay another £500 for kit which Sony won't then follow up with software to make the best of it.
I'm not going to say I'm never getting one, but as it stands the PS5 isn't struggling in games the way the PS4 was at this same point in its life so as others have said (and as I know I've said before on here), I just don't feel compelled to get one. If they're able to address issues the PS4 Pro had, specifically the varying level of support it received after release and the frankly quite poor support it received on games already released it will be a more appealing offer, but my concern is that, as with PSVR2, the lack of first-party support means we won't often get to see what it can actually do.