Coming off of an original Rift CV1 and a Rift S I knew I'd need to get the Elite Strap due to the somewhat flimsy strap included with the Quest 2... I'm used to more support vs less support. When I saw that they were including a version of the Elite Strap with an added battery and a pretty nice looking case, the choice was made for me!
Straight up this battery strap is a very good thing, it extends the internal battery life of your Quest 2 by about 2-3 hours depending on what you're doing (obviously games eat up more power than watching a movie)... at the end of the day you get on average about 4-6 hours of total battery life, which is very useful. Compared to the included Quest 2 material strap, the battery on the back and the extra weight of the plastic helps balance out the weight of the Quest 2 itself making things feel more stable and generally more comfy. Also the adjustment knob at the back of the Elite Strap lets you get a good seal on your face. There is a USB C cable which travels from the battery pack and connects to the USB C port on the Quest 2... for charging both batteries there is a USB C port on the bottom of the battery pack (below the adjustment knob thing). Unfortunately this second USB C port does not allow for pass-through for Link (connecting the Quest 2 to a gaming PC)... you need to unplug the battery cable and let it hang to the side to use link with the main USB C port. This isn't really an issue as the Link hookup itself should keep you charged (if you have a quality cable, like the official Oculus Link cable), but the positioning of the back downward facing USB C port would make for a more logical spot for tethering (vs the front right hand side). Either way it's fine, just a bit of a missed opportunity imho.
The case itself is also quite nice, it's a dense zip up clam shell/pod type thing and is covered by a very wooly feeling felt type material... there is also a faux soft leathery strap to carry it with. It's quite nice and does exactly what it's supposed to. Only downside is the lack of (re-pluggable) holes for charging the Quest 2 in the case itself, it needs to be resting halfway out of the case, and even upside down if you have the Elite Battery Strap attached. Also the hidden zipper has stuck a few times when trying to open it for me, but I have managed to work that out. It can get stuck on the USB C cable which connects the battery pack to the headset, you can avoid this by making sure you push it down in the case before zipping it up. Overall a nice hard shell case, especially if you plan on taking it places!
At the end of the day, I do think the comfort and extra battery life is worth it and the case is well made, and very cool looking... I'm only removing a star for the minor issues listed above... ie: The lack of a convenient USB C pass-through in the battery pack for Oculus Link and the lack of a charge port, or ports really, along with a possible fussy zipper in the carrying case. Buy it for the comfort factor, the double the battery life factor and the cool case to store it in factor and you're golden! :)
Update 1 Oct 22 2020: having used this for a good solid week now I wanted to mention that I have noticed a bit of stress on the back of my head after long sessions if I've tightened the Elite Strap too much. I'm used to clamping down the halo strap on the Rift S, which maybe is not the best path to take with this Elite Strap (functionally similar but different, the Rift S halo tightens around your entire head, while this elite strap simply pulls and holds the visor tighter to your face), I've found that keeping it a little looser has been better... otherwise I still think this is the way to go!
Update 2 Nov 19 2020: Wanted to point out one annoyance which has come up, if you leave the fully charged battery pack plugged into the headset and turn the headset off for a couple days (not on standby, actually turn it off), when you come back the battery pack will have zero charge. Why? Who knows, but it kind of sucks. The only solution I've found is to disconnect the USB C cable from the Quest 2 when you turn it off... the battery pack will still have a full charge the next time you plug it in.
Update 3 Oct 2021 - One year later and this battery strap is still going strong, no breaks in the plastic, and no issues beyond what was mentioned above!
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Quest 2 Elite Strap with Battery and Carrying Case for Enhanced Comfort and Playtime in VR
Platform : Oculus Quest 2
- Premium rigid hard strap offers increased stability and ergonomics (Packaging may vary)
- Built-in rechargeable battery extends your playtime
- Flexible brace supports your head for enhanced comfort during longer sessions
- The rear fit wheel easily adjusts tightness with a quick twist
- Carrying Case fits the headset, Elite Strap With Battery, controllers, charging cable and power adapter
- Made for Oculus Quest 2 VR headset, sold separately
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- Batteries : 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included)
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 64 x 64 x 19.3 cm; 322.05 Grams
- Release date : Oct. 13 2020
- Manufacturer : Facebook Technologies, LLC.
- Place of Business : MENLO PARK, CA, 94025 US
- ASIN : B08F5T3F9Y
- Item model number : 301-00370-01
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Designed for Meta Quest 2, this premium ergonomic strap increases balance and support with a quick twist of the fit wheel. The strap’s built-in battery extends your playtime. Quest 2 Carrying Case fits the Oculus Quest 2 headset, Elite Strap With Battery, 2 Touch controllers, charging cable and power adapter.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Extra comfort, double the battery life and a cool molded pod case? Yes plz.
Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2020
Coming off of an original Rift CV1 and a Rift S I knew I'd need to get the Elite Strap due to the somewhat flimsy strap included with the Quest 2... I'm used to more support vs less support. When I saw that they were including a version of the Elite Strap with an added battery and a pretty nice looking case, the choice was made for me!Straight up this battery strap is a very good thing, it extends the internal battery life of your Quest 2 by about 2-3 hours depending on what you're doing (obviously games eat up more power than watching a movie)... at the end of the day you get on average about 4-6 hours of total battery life, which is very useful. Compared to the included Quest 2 material strap, the battery on the back and the extra weight of the plastic helps balance out the weight of the Quest 2 itself making things feel more stable and generally more comfy. Also the adjustment knob at the back of the Elite Strap lets you get a good seal on your face. There is a USB C cable which travels from the battery pack and connects to the USB C port on the Quest 2... for charging both batteries there is a USB C port on the bottom of the battery pack (below the adjustment knob thing). Unfortunately this second USB C port does not allow for pass-through for Link (connecting the Quest 2 to a gaming PC)... you need to unplug the battery cable and let it hang to the side to use link with the main USB C port. This isn't really an issue as the Link hookup itself should keep you charged (if you have a quality cable, like the official Oculus Link cable), but the positioning of the back downward facing USB C port would make for a more logical spot for tethering (vs the front right hand side). Either way it's fine, just a bit of a missed opportunity imho.The case itself is also quite nice, it's a dense zip up clam shell/pod type thing and is covered by a very wooly feeling felt type material... there is also a faux soft leathery strap to carry it with. It's quite nice and does exactly what it's supposed to. Only downside is the lack of (re-pluggable) holes for charging the Quest 2 in the case itself, it needs to be resting halfway out of the case, and even upside down if you have the Elite Battery Strap attached. Also the hidden zipper has stuck a few times when trying to open it for me, but I have managed to work that out. It can get stuck on the USB C cable which connects the battery pack to the headset, you can avoid this by making sure you push it down in the case before zipping it up. Overall a nice hard shell case, especially if you plan on taking it places!At the end of the day, I do think the comfort and extra battery life is worth it and the case is well made, and very cool looking... I'm only removing a star for the minor issues listed above... ie: The lack of a convenient USB C pass-through in the battery pack for Oculus Link and the lack of a charge port, or ports really, along with a possible fussy zipper in the carrying case. Buy it for the comfort factor, the double the battery life factor and the cool case to store it in factor and you're golden! :)Update 1 Oct 22 2020: having used this for a good solid week now I wanted to mention that I have noticed a bit of stress on the back of my head after long sessions if I've tightened the Elite Strap too much. I'm used to clamping down the halo strap on the Rift S, which maybe is not the best path to take with this Elite Strap (functionally similar but different, the Rift S halo tightens around your entire head, while this elite strap simply pulls and holds the visor tighter to your face), I've found that keeping it a little looser has been better... otherwise I still think this is the way to go!Update 2 Nov 19 2020: Wanted to point out one annoyance which has come up, if you leave the fully charged battery pack plugged into the headset and turn the headset off for a couple days (not on standby, actually turn it off), when you come back the battery pack will have zero charge. Why? Who knows, but it kind of sucks. The only solution I've found is to disconnect the USB C cable from the Quest 2 when you turn it off... the battery pack will still have a full charge the next time you plug it in.Update 3 Oct 2021 - One year later and this battery strap is still going strong, no breaks in the plastic, and no issues beyond what was mentioned above!
Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2020
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Extra comfort, double the battery life and a cool molded pod case? Yes plz.
Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2020
Coming off of an original Rift CV1 and a Rift S I knew I'd need to get the Elite Strap due to the somewhat flimsy strap included with the Quest 2... I'm used to more support vs less support. When I saw that they were including a version of the Elite Strap with an added battery and a pretty nice looking case, the choice was made for me!Reviewed in Canada on October 15, 2020
Straight up this battery strap is a very good thing, it extends the internal battery life of your Quest 2 by about 2-3 hours depending on what you're doing (obviously games eat up more power than watching a movie)... at the end of the day you get on average about 4-6 hours of total battery life, which is very useful. Compared to the included Quest 2 material strap, the battery on the back and the extra weight of the plastic helps balance out the weight of the Quest 2 itself making things feel more stable and generally more comfy. Also the adjustment knob at the back of the Elite Strap lets you get a good seal on your face. There is a USB C cable which travels from the battery pack and connects to the USB C port on the Quest 2... for charging both batteries there is a USB C port on the bottom of the battery pack (below the adjustment knob thing). Unfortunately this second USB C port does not allow for pass-through for Link (connecting the Quest 2 to a gaming PC)... you need to unplug the battery cable and let it hang to the side to use link with the main USB C port. This isn't really an issue as the Link hookup itself should keep you charged (if you have a quality cable, like the official Oculus Link cable), but the positioning of the back downward facing USB C port would make for a more logical spot for tethering (vs the front right hand side). Either way it's fine, just a bit of a missed opportunity imho.
The case itself is also quite nice, it's a dense zip up clam shell/pod type thing and is covered by a very wooly feeling felt type material... there is also a faux soft leathery strap to carry it with. It's quite nice and does exactly what it's supposed to. Only downside is the lack of (re-pluggable) holes for charging the Quest 2 in the case itself, it needs to be resting halfway out of the case, and even upside down if you have the Elite Battery Strap attached. Also the hidden zipper has stuck a few times when trying to open it for me, but I have managed to work that out. It can get stuck on the USB C cable which connects the battery pack to the headset, you can avoid this by making sure you push it down in the case before zipping it up. Overall a nice hard shell case, especially if you plan on taking it places!
At the end of the day, I do think the comfort and extra battery life is worth it and the case is well made, and very cool looking... I'm only removing a star for the minor issues listed above... ie: The lack of a convenient USB C pass-through in the battery pack for Oculus Link and the lack of a charge port, or ports really, along with a possible fussy zipper in the carrying case. Buy it for the comfort factor, the double the battery life factor and the cool case to store it in factor and you're golden! :)
Update 1 Oct 22 2020: having used this for a good solid week now I wanted to mention that I have noticed a bit of stress on the back of my head after long sessions if I've tightened the Elite Strap too much. I'm used to clamping down the halo strap on the Rift S, which maybe is not the best path to take with this Elite Strap (functionally similar but different, the Rift S halo tightens around your entire head, while this elite strap simply pulls and holds the visor tighter to your face), I've found that keeping it a little looser has been better... otherwise I still think this is the way to go!
Update 2 Nov 19 2020: Wanted to point out one annoyance which has come up, if you leave the fully charged battery pack plugged into the headset and turn the headset off for a couple days (not on standby, actually turn it off), when you come back the battery pack will have zero charge. Why? Who knows, but it kind of sucks. The only solution I've found is to disconnect the USB C cable from the Quest 2 when you turn it off... the battery pack will still have a full charge the next time you plug it in.
Update 3 Oct 2021 - One year later and this battery strap is still going strong, no breaks in the plastic, and no issues beyond what was mentioned above!
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Reviewed in Canada on November 3, 2020
Revised Review - it cracked like everyone else said. Quality is garbage.
I love this item, I really do. It adds a new level of comfort and a extended battery life that more than doubles your play time. It's a must have accessory.
That said, I am a bit concerned about the reports of the straps cracking. Amazon is good about returns and my understanding is Oculus is replacing cracked straps as part of their warranty. I just really hope I don't have to go through that because I am one of the fortunate few that managed to get one of these while available. If I have to return it I'm sure I'll be waiting forever to get another one.
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Revised Review - Oculus replaced it free of charge.
Revised Review - it cracked like everyone else said. Quality is garbage.
I love this item, I really do. It adds a new level of comfort and a extended battery life that more than doubles your play time. It's a must have accessory.
That said, I am a bit concerned about the reports of the straps cracking. Amazon is good about returns and my understanding is Oculus is replacing cracked straps as part of their warranty. I just really hope I don't have to go through that because I am one of the fortunate few that managed to get one of these while available. If I have to return it I'm sure I'll be waiting forever to get another one.
Revised Review - it cracked like everyone else said. Quality is garbage.
I love this item, I really do. It adds a new level of comfort and a extended battery life that more than doubles your play time. It's a must have accessory.
That said, I am a bit concerned about the reports of the straps cracking. Amazon is good about returns and my understanding is Oculus is replacing cracked straps as part of their warranty. I just really hope I don't have to go through that because I am one of the fortunate few that managed to get one of these while available. If I have to return it I'm sure I'll be waiting forever to get another one.

4.0 out of 5 stars
Best Accessory Ever - at least for now
Reviewed in Canada on November 3, 2020
Revised Review - Oculus replaced it free of charge.Reviewed in Canada on November 3, 2020
Revised Review - it cracked like everyone else said. Quality is garbage.
I love this item, I really do. It adds a new level of comfort and a extended battery life that more than doubles your play time. It's a must have accessory.
That said, I am a bit concerned about the reports of the straps cracking. Amazon is good about returns and my understanding is Oculus is replacing cracked straps as part of their warranty. I just really hope I don't have to go through that because I am one of the fortunate few that managed to get one of these while available. If I have to return it I'm sure I'll be waiting forever to get another one.
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Reviewed in Canada on January 20, 2022
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Lets be real here, the original strap on the Quest 2 sucks. Enter the Elite Strap: a quantifiable upgrade to the Quest 2 experience!
So lets kick things off in a list for easy pro / con viewing.
Pros:
- the battery adds legit 2 or 3 hours of use time out of the headset, depending on what you're doing
- the head strap is way more comfortable than the original one. The different is night and day! No more weird pressure points all over my face, now I can comfortably adjust the pressure and wear my headset longer
- the case is a pretty nice addition. I wasn't really sure if I'd use it, but when I moved apartments I'm glad I had it!
- its easy to adjust the 'angle' of the headset cause there are rotating points where it connects. So if you find there is too much pressure on the top, you can adjust it so its sitting a little different at a better angle
Lets talk about the cons:
- No oculus link via cable while the headset battery is plugged in is very annoying. There appears to be no data transfer between the strap and the headset. The solution is to just unplug the strap battery and plug the link cable directly into the headset, but that's lame. It'd be nice if they updated it to allow data transfer (Note: this does not mean you need to use the old strap. Just gotta unplug the battery which is ez)
- this thing is pretty expensive! I'm hesitant to say its worth how much it costs, but the upgrade and additional comfort it provides is pretty quantifiable
Overall, I'm pretty happy I bought this (even if it did dent the wallet a bit) as its made using my Quest 2 a much more pleasant experience. Now if only they'd come out with a lighter overall headset...
So lets kick things off in a list for easy pro / con viewing.
Pros:
- the battery adds legit 2 or 3 hours of use time out of the headset, depending on what you're doing
- the head strap is way more comfortable than the original one. The different is night and day! No more weird pressure points all over my face, now I can comfortably adjust the pressure and wear my headset longer
- the case is a pretty nice addition. I wasn't really sure if I'd use it, but when I moved apartments I'm glad I had it!
- its easy to adjust the 'angle' of the headset cause there are rotating points where it connects. So if you find there is too much pressure on the top, you can adjust it so its sitting a little different at a better angle
Lets talk about the cons:
- No oculus link via cable while the headset battery is plugged in is very annoying. There appears to be no data transfer between the strap and the headset. The solution is to just unplug the strap battery and plug the link cable directly into the headset, but that's lame. It'd be nice if they updated it to allow data transfer (Note: this does not mean you need to use the old strap. Just gotta unplug the battery which is ez)
- this thing is pretty expensive! I'm hesitant to say its worth how much it costs, but the upgrade and additional comfort it provides is pretty quantifiable
Overall, I'm pretty happy I bought this (even if it did dent the wallet a bit) as its made using my Quest 2 a much more pleasant experience. Now if only they'd come out with a lighter overall headset...
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Reviewed in Canada on July 9, 2021
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I'll say upfront that I haven't had this for too long. I can't comment on how long the battery can maintain its life after repeated use, or how durable the plastic straps are since they are (apparently) notoriously prone to breaking. I felt confident enough in the 2-year warranty that I decided to purchase it, and so far so good.
The elite strap does make a big difference in comfort, even over those cheaper pads you can get to add to the default strap. It provides a firm and secure grip, but still has the headset feeling lighter and more comfortable to wear (probably because it is more balanced with the battery). I no longer get irritation and rashes on my forehead as a result of this strap.
The case seems durable enough for basic travel. The zipper can sometimes be hard to work as it catches on the cable-management tab on the headset, but otherwise I find that it is still easier to pull everything out for use (or to put it away) compared to storing the headset in the original box like I had been doing. All in all I am currently happy with this purchase.
The elite strap does make a big difference in comfort, even over those cheaper pads you can get to add to the default strap. It provides a firm and secure grip, but still has the headset feeling lighter and more comfortable to wear (probably because it is more balanced with the battery). I no longer get irritation and rashes on my forehead as a result of this strap.
The case seems durable enough for basic travel. The zipper can sometimes be hard to work as it catches on the cable-management tab on the headset, but otherwise I find that it is still easier to pull everything out for use (or to put it away) compared to storing the headset in the original box like I had been doing. All in all I am currently happy with this purchase.
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Pascal
5.0 out of 5 stars
Indispensable + commentaire 3 mois plus tard
Reviewed in France on December 18, 2020Verified Purchase
Comme le dit mon titre, c'est selon moi un achat indispensable pour être vraiment confortable avec son Quest 2. J'ai utilisé, comme tout le monde, la sangle d'origine pendant un mois avant d'être livré de celle-ci et il s'avère qu'elle convient mais tout de même avec une certaine retenue... compliquée à régler rapidement, ne tient pas vraiment correctement sur la tête, bouge relativement facilement avec les mouvements de tête... Bref, pour ceux qui ne souhaitent pas investir plus dans leur oculus, c'est ok et ça passe... Mais si vous souhaitez un vrai confort de jeu, en additionnant le fait que le temps de jeu est doublé grâce à la batterie, alors c'est indispensable, tient bien mieux sur la tête, réglable très facilement, casque équilibré grâce à la batterie additionnelle à l'arrière.
--mise à jour fin fevrier 2021 --
Un coté fendu après utilisation normale et tout ce qu'il y a de plus classique (voir photos). Oculus a suspendu les envois depuis quelques temps.... Défaut de fabrication en série avoué ? En attente de réponse SAV Amazon..... A suivre mais 3 mois me parait très insuffisant en durée de vie même si le concept est excellent.
--mise à jour fin fevrier 2021 --
Un coté fendu après utilisation normale et tout ce qu'il y a de plus classique (voir photos). Oculus a suspendu les envois depuis quelques temps.... Défaut de fabrication en série avoué ? En attente de réponse SAV Amazon..... A suivre mais 3 mois me parait très insuffisant en durée de vie même si le concept est excellent.


Pascal
Reviewed in France on December 18, 2020
--mise à jour fin fevrier 2021 --
Un coté fendu après utilisation normale et tout ce qu'il y a de plus classique (voir photos). Oculus a suspendu les envois depuis quelques temps.... Défaut de fabrication en série avoué ? En attente de réponse SAV Amazon..... A suivre mais 3 mois me parait très insuffisant en durée de vie même si le concept est excellent.
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Nick
1.0 out of 5 stars
Poor quality materials resulting in broken strap.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 18, 2021Verified Purchase
Very comfortable compared to the stock strap, and the weight of the battery is a good counter-balance to the headset.
However, as so many other people have also pointed out, the side straps are extremely fragile and within a month of light and very careful use, the strap on mine cracked inexplicably. A great product let down by poor materials.
I have opened a support ticket with Oculus and will update once they respond.
Update: very good after sales service from Ocukus. They have agreed to replace the strap and are sending one out without me having to send the broken one to be assessed. Excellent speed of resolution without argument or fuss. I can't improve the trading of the product, but I five stars to Oculus for customer support.
However, as so many other people have also pointed out, the side straps are extremely fragile and within a month of light and very careful use, the strap on mine cracked inexplicably. A great product let down by poor materials.
I have opened a support ticket with Oculus and will update once they respond.
Update: very good after sales service from Ocukus. They have agreed to replace the strap and are sending one out without me having to send the broken one to be assessed. Excellent speed of resolution without argument or fuss. I can't improve the trading of the product, but I five stars to Oculus for customer support.
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Samonugent
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent improvement on the ‘basic’ strap included with the Quest 2
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 2, 2020Verified Purchase
I ordered this at the same time I ordered my 256Gb Quest 2 back in early October. The Quest 2 arrived on the 13th (release day) and the Elite Strap with battery pack arrived on 30th October. I don’t understand why people have reviewed it badly because of ‘delayed delivery date’. The order is fulfilled by Oculus and on the Oculus website they have been very clear that the strap would be released at a later date!
The cheap (cost-saving) strap that comes with the Quest really isn’t very good. It does the job but it’s a pain to fit (especially if you’re swapping the headset between people) and not very comfortable. This Elite strap is much, much better. It is easier to fit and provides much better support around the occiput. It is expensive (£120 for the strap with battery and carrying case, but, in my opinion, the strap is an essential extra. I found the battery life for the Quest 2 on it’s own was just over 2 hours with gameplay and casting, and with the battery strap I am getting around 4.5-5 hours without needing a charge. I do not have any other headsets to compare with but the weight of the battery around the back of the head definitely improves the balance.
Overall, the strap is an essential extra. The option of the battery strap will depend on personal preference and how long you intend to use the headset in one sitting.
The cheap (cost-saving) strap that comes with the Quest really isn’t very good. It does the job but it’s a pain to fit (especially if you’re swapping the headset between people) and not very comfortable. This Elite strap is much, much better. It is easier to fit and provides much better support around the occiput. It is expensive (£120 for the strap with battery and carrying case, but, in my opinion, the strap is an essential extra. I found the battery life for the Quest 2 on it’s own was just over 2 hours with gameplay and casting, and with the battery strap I am getting around 4.5-5 hours without needing a charge. I do not have any other headsets to compare with but the weight of the battery around the back of the head definitely improves the balance.
Overall, the strap is an essential extra. The option of the battery strap will depend on personal preference and how long you intend to use the headset in one sitting.
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Krayzy
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great strap - - - Awful case
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 6, 2020Verified Purchase
After using these items now for around 2 weeks I can give you a honest review.
The power strap is very good and gives you almost double battery life. It's well made and ballance's the headset really well. Definitely worth it if you use your oQ2 a lot.
But, the case is a complete joke. Not worth buying separately. You have no option with this package.
The zip has a pathetic piece of string to open/Close the case. And the teeth on the zip are weak and gets stuck.
The interior is tight with no padding.
You have to put the controllers in the middle of the case right next to the vr lenses. If you were using this case for transportation then the controllers would be knocking the lenses.
What were Oculus/facebook thinking when designing this.. Its awful.. But it's OK it you just want to use it for storage to keep your headset away from dust.. 👍
The power strap is very good and gives you almost double battery life. It's well made and ballance's the headset really well. Definitely worth it if you use your oQ2 a lot.
But, the case is a complete joke. Not worth buying separately. You have no option with this package.
The zip has a pathetic piece of string to open/Close the case. And the teeth on the zip are weak and gets stuck.
The interior is tight with no padding.
You have to put the controllers in the middle of the case right next to the vr lenses. If you were using this case for transportation then the controllers would be knocking the lenses.
What were Oculus/facebook thinking when designing this.. Its awful.. But it's OK it you just want to use it for storage to keep your headset away from dust.. 👍
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Jean-Simon Palus
3.0 out of 5 stars
Mixed feelings
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 18, 2020Verified Purchase
I must say I am not really sure what to think about this thing.
Let start with the carrying case:
I was expecting something more soft. The case is hard and the touch doesn't feel great... Or at least not as great as a 50€ case should.
Fitting the controllers is uneasy, and let you with more doubt than satisfaction, you never know if you put them well.
About the strap, I must say I geel a bit scammed by all the influencers around saying it's a must have.
Maybe it's my head shape, but this is painful to wear. The dark plastic at the back is painful on the lower part while the upper part doesn't even touch my head, in fact i can pass my finger in between.
Results is that points of pressures are increased in some places, I even have more marks on my face after a session, making it worse than basic strap, opposite of the expected results indeed.
To finish on the las part, the battery is a good thing, the quest doesn't last long enough and a battery helps. Although it is a bit weird the way battery is used.
When I ordered it I was so looking forward to it and now i am rather disappointed.
It looks great but doesn't really make it comfortable.
I will see in some time how I feel about it and update that review if I change my mind.
Let start with the carrying case:
I was expecting something more soft. The case is hard and the touch doesn't feel great... Or at least not as great as a 50€ case should.
Fitting the controllers is uneasy, and let you with more doubt than satisfaction, you never know if you put them well.
About the strap, I must say I geel a bit scammed by all the influencers around saying it's a must have.
Maybe it's my head shape, but this is painful to wear. The dark plastic at the back is painful on the lower part while the upper part doesn't even touch my head, in fact i can pass my finger in between.
Results is that points of pressures are increased in some places, I even have more marks on my face after a session, making it worse than basic strap, opposite of the expected results indeed.
To finish on the las part, the battery is a good thing, the quest doesn't last long enough and a battery helps. Although it is a bit weird the way battery is used.
When I ordered it I was so looking forward to it and now i am rather disappointed.
It looks great but doesn't really make it comfortable.
I will see in some time how I feel about it and update that review if I change my mind.
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