Hard Carrying Case for Oculus Quest 2/Meta Quest 3/Vision Pro/Pico 4 VR Headset, Compatible with Elite Strap/Kiwi Design/BOBOVR Head Strap, Full Protection for Travel and Storage

Overall, this bag is ok, if you want it to be portable, while barely managing to squeeze your headset with a bulky battery strap. I had to spend 5 minutes trying to figure out how to fold the Quest 3 with Saqico Head Strap with Battery in a way so it would fit inside. Also, it came without lens protector (it`s supposed to be in the package), so I`m a bit concerned, since there`s no proper separation of the headset from controllers, also no separate pocket for the charger or wires. So if you want to carry everything in 1 bag, you`ll need to purchase a separate lens protector. If portability isn`t crucial for you, I would go for a bigger size bag in case if you have bulky head strap.

Doesn't have any of the items described such as a lens cover and the straps and the cushion that holds the headset firm

Definitely love this thing! It has been a lifesaver when it comes to my Meta Quest headset. I purchased it over a year ago and it’s still holding strong! I love the fact that it’s lightweight (when empty) and even though it looks a little bulky it’s actually quite easy to carry around and store. The straps inside that hold the headset and controllers in place work wonderfully. The inside lining feels great and I don’t have to worry about scratches along the outside of my headset. The little insert that comes with it that slides inside the headset to protect the lenses is awesome! There was a cleaning cloth that came with it as well I believe and that was a nice surprise. It’s super easy to use, convenient and is a great fit for the Meta Quest. Would absolutely recommend!

The case does not fit the Occulus 2 as the description promises. And now because we bought it early in time for Christmas we missed the return window.

Well made and sturdy. Great value for the cost . Headset and controllers fit perfectly in case. Holds everything you need in the protective case.

This carrying case does exactly what it’s supposed to do — protect your Quest headset and make traveling with it stress-free. I’m using it with a Quest 3 and a third-party head strap, and everything fits comfortably without forcing or awkward pressure. The interior layout is well thought out. The headset sits securely, the controllers have their own space, and there’s enough room for cables and accessories without things shifting around. The padding feels sturdy and protective, not cheap foam that flattens over time. What I really like is that it’s compatible with larger straps like BOBOVR and Kiwi Design. That’s a big deal, since many cases claim compatibility but barely close once you upgrade the head strap. This one closes easily and still feels secure. The exterior shell feels durable and travel-friendly. I’ve thrown it in a backpack and a car trunk without worrying about damage. The zipper is smooth and doesn’t feel flimsy, which is something I always check with cases like this. Pros: • Excellent protection and padding • Fits Quest 2, Quest 3, and Quest 3S • Works well with upgraded head straps • Smart interior organization • Good build quality for travel Cons: • A bit bulkier than ultra-minimal cases • No external pocket for extras (not a deal breaker) Final verdict: If you want a reliable, well-built case that actually fits your Quest setup — especially with upgraded straps — this is a great choice. It feels durable, practical, and worth the price for peace of mind when traveling.

I bought this for my MQ3s and so far its pretty good... My only complaint with these cases is the controller holders, I kind of wish they would be a bit better! Depending on how you insert them it can get in the way of things, and of course I use an elite head strap so it makes room inside a bit smaller and it can conflict with the controllers so I have to put them in a certain way. There is enough room to put in the usb/plug charger and maybe a charging battery(and some double A batteries for the controllers) if you're on the go, and they give you a little cloth bag to put them inside without them scratching the lenses on accident! Unfortunately the lens cover (the item used to cover and protect the quest lenses) doesn't really stay on or work... its not a big deal since nothing bad really touches the lenses, but if you're still worried you'll just have to improvise with something! Now I don't know how actually strong the case is from drop protection or anything similar but overall its a pretty good case and i'm enjoying it especially for the price... (and its not like I drop a lot anyways)