HTC VIVE HS 600 Deluxe Audio Strap schwarz

Although this isn't designed for the Oculus Quest 2, with the right adapter this is by far the most comfortable strap to use with that particular headset.I have tried out the official Elite strap with battery and after an hour that was enough due to the tight fitting around the face and cheeks and pressure on the nose, which renders the extended battery pointless!I had been using a GOMRVR halo strap for a few months which I found significantly more comfortable than the Elite strap, although the headset still felt heavy and tends to press a bit against the nose. That transfers the bulk of the weight to the forehead and aside from an itchy forehead after extended use, that has served me well.Then after so many good reviews I decided to give this a go and it is truly outstanding. Neither the Elite strap or halo strap come close to the comfort offered by this. It completely takes any weight off the nose and the bulky and cumbersome Quest 2 actually feels light. As an added bonus, the ear phones are very comfortable and audio quality is good. Even with an external battery mounted, this still feels light and comfortable to what I was previously using. Although this strap is costly, it really is worth spending the money. The cost is already comparable to the Elite strap so that's a no brainer, but when factoring in audio options such as clip on buds, this works out better in the long run than even the budget halo straps.

If you have a VR head set that this is compatible with then this is a must get, i was using the default strap you get with the VIVE and the ear phones which would ether pop out or get pulled out after a while or need readjusting, this is so much more comfy and has built in ear phones. A lot less hassle, less wires and the wires it does have are tucked away nicely to the head set. It also fits a lot better than the strap and can be easily readjusted.

If it was £60, I'd say it's essential.It does everything well, comfort, sound etc but it's so expensive for what it is.I've got it on the Oculus Quest 2 with the connecting adaptors from e bay.Way better than the strap that came with it.

Works well so far. After playing with the original headset for a year I really noticed the difference with this upgrade. The best thing is the cable arrangement. It's much more comfortable. It fits into a gripper and one goes down one side rather than dangle from the back so will make room scale games easier to play. Weight distribution is better and the headset now feels more robust. You still can't flip the headset up but when you enable the camera on the headset you can see your room clearly anyway. The sound is ok but I am still getting used to it. Not as loud as the ones the go into your ears (this may be a good thing as I think I was damaging my hearing playing Beat Saber) but still good quality It still drowns out the background noise very well and its still just as immersive. No more dangling headphones that keep falling out! The instructions are very difficult to comprehend just looking at the drawings taken from odd perspectives (worse than Ikea instructions!) but I found a 2 minute YouTube video that did a good job. Just type Vive DAS and there's a video by Vive Tutorials channel. Very pleased.

Works great with the oculus quest 2 and adapters (bought separately). Comfortable and sound great! Also convenient with the short audio cable to plug into the headset.But is it worth the price? I can’t really answer that because As I used some Amazon vouchers and purchased it for £45. At that price it’s totally worth it.

I ordered this for my quest 1 as the original strap was not comfy and was loose even when tightend. Best thing I did, this goes a lot smaller than the original one and with it having foam at the back it's much more comfortable and feels more secure and the headphones a bonus, good sound and you can adjust them height wise.Looks great now ive added my personal colours.I would definitely recommend this strap.

Used these for a frankenquest and frankly ;) they are comfortable to use (if you use the VR cover sweat-sponge foam replacement)The comfort is good and nice to adjust but frankly the audio quality ain't that grand but better than the default quest audio.The build quality is good but questionable, it uses plastic rails instead of metal ones for adjustment which is terrible because they had sort of warped when I got them, completely usable just kinda sucks ya'know?

I bought this to use with my Oculus Quest 2 (in tandem with a 3D printed DAS adaptor bought elsewhere online).Overall it does a great job with the Quest 2 and feels pretty secure even when playing fairly intense titles. Therefore I'm glad I bought it and would do so again.It's not prefect though. Apart from the fact that it's a bit over priced, my main issue is that one of the ear piece headphones does not like to stay down in its depressed position against my ear/head when in use. It frequently pops outwards into the position its supposed to be in when not in use and putting on the headset. I don't think my head is excessively large so really it's likely to just be slightly poor design and / or build quality.A shame as otherwise I'd give it a full five stars!