AMVR Controller Grips Compatible with Meta/Oculus Quest 3S/Quest 3, Silicone Accessories Non-Slip Handle Cover, Adjustable Soft Hand Strap Fits Small and Medium Hands (Not Fit Official Charging Dock Battery)

I used the AMVR action straps for my Quest 2 and liked those, so gave these a try. I have a small to medium hand. I found these really easy to hook in, and I really like the fit and feel. Someone said something about part of the strap digging in, but it was not digging at all for me. The straps have a rubbery feel (silicone?) and are easily loosened or tightened with a velcro end piece (that doesn't touch your hand). The battery cover has a slightly raised texture that is rubbery (?silicone). This is very similar to their quest 2 straps, and it didn't bother me at all; in fact, I think it helps improve the grip. The straps are attached to the battery cover with a rubber (?or silicone) end piece. If you have bigger hands I can see where there might possibly be some stress on that area...probably why the description says these are for small to medium hands. On top of that, the price point is pretty good and you are not taking a chance on interfering with the tracking by having a full on grip. So working great so far and I would highly recommend.

These are expensive and somehow still worth the price.First, they have an almost OEM fit and finish, missing the mark only slightly because the material and color aren't a perfect match.Second, the strap design reflects a serious attempt to research a solution better than just putting a strap on a controller. The rigid brackets holding the strap away from the body of the controller relieve pressure points, and the strap width is narrow enough that head is allowed to radiate away. The combined effect of these design choices makes these grips more comfortable than even the well designed straps in the Index Knuckle controllers.Third, the strap material itself gets the job done very well. It has a premium feel, if not look, but it's light weight and smooth against the skin. It does not aggressively grip the skin, but it doesn't need to as the Quest controllers are very light.Finally, and most importantly, the wave-like ridges forming the surface of the controller do exactly as advertised; my sweat is contained and the surface of the controller remains notably cooler while contending with all of my phobias in VR.

If you're looking for some really good handstraps for your quest 3 controllers, these are it. They're comfortable, easily adjustable and their integrated into the battery compartment so it's very easy to swap batteries when you need to. In short, they're basically perfect. The only concern I have is the longevity due to the materials used where once they dry out enough they may crack and fail but that's a long time down the road. For the price, they're worth it.

These AMVR Controller Grips are a great addition to my Meta Quest 3 controllers. They provide a secure and comfortable grip, which is especially helpful during intense VR sessions. The silicone material feels nice in my hands, and I haven't noticed any slipping or loss of control during gameplay. Plus, they don't seem to interfere with the functionality of the buttons or joysticks at all.Minor Tilt Discomfort:My only complaint is that the design of the grips causes the controllers to tilt forward slightly in my hands. This wasn't a dealbreaker, but it did take a little getting used to. For some users, this might not be an issue at all, but for others, it could cause some discomfort during extended play.Overall Thoughts:Overall, I'm happy with these AMVR Controller Grips. They offer a significant improvement in grip and comfort compared to using the bare controllers. However, if you're sensitive to the angle of the controllers in your hand, you might want to consider trying them out before you buy them.

These literally snap in as a replacement to the stock battery cover - couldn't be easier. I was pleased and surprised to find that the texture on the cover isn't just part of the hard plastic; it's actually a rubber-like material and so is very comfortable and "grippy".The strap that goes across the back of your hand is also a rubber material that is easily adjusted with Velcro. I have fairly large hands and was still able to find a comfortable not-too-tight fit. The straps attach to the handles via rivets that gives the strap a point of rotation, helping with the fit and positioning against the back of your hand. Where the rivets connect to the handle is also rubber and stretches just enough for the strap to have a little elasticity as your hand flexes. Another good design decision where comfort is concerned.

Haven’t owned this very long at all and it rips super easy. Overall great feel and very comfortable. Fits perfectly to the controller.Customer service is insane. These guys are prompt and on the ball.Thank you!

These work great to keep your controllers in hands. Once in virtual reality, and especially when doing exercise programs, there is a lot of flailing around. The straps are adjustable and I find them very comfortable. I have smaller hands and my BF has big meat paws and we were both able to adjust these to accommodate the user.

I liked these grip handles enough to buy a new set when the first set I bought broke, but I've accidentally thrown the default controller across the room (which is why I got these) without any damage. I was sitting down, and dropped one controller about two feet down, and it cracked. But without them, I would be constantly throwing my controllers across the room, and I'm sure I'd eventually break one completely, so it was worth buying a second set.Someone mentioned installation. It's actually really easy. It's just that the Quest 3 battery cover has a little button unlike the one on the Quest 2.They are very comfortable. I have small hands and tighten them quite a bit but have no issues. My hands sweat a lot and I play very intense games, and these handles are perfect.Despite the durability issue, I still recommend them which is why I was willing to replace the set I broke.

The product itself is a great alternative to the insanely overpriced official straps. The build feels premium and it perfectly clips into place on the controller. Although it took me some time to adjust the grips so the metallic "puck" doesn't rub against my knuckles, it's now quite comfortable.However, after a few months of regular use, one of my grips snapped towards the bottom, making it unusable. I reached out to AMVR's customer support through their email and after showing them a proof of purchase and some pictures, they shipped me a new set of grips free of charge, all in less than a week.Now that's some great customer service, which is why I took the time to write a five-star review. Keep it up, AMVR!

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Goede grip, straps zitten prima om de hand, geen zweethanden door de groeven.

Très pratique et texture du poignée très agréable. Et satisfait niveau esthétique.Je recommande !!!!!

Klasse Teile, sehr gute Qualität. Sehr guter Klettverschluss (für große Hände gerade so ausreichend) Verarbeitung und Passgenauigkeit sehr gut. Lieferung pünktlich und ohne Probleme