HIJIAO Hard Travel Case for Oculus Quest 2 & Quest VR Gaming Headset and Controllers Accessories Waterproof Shockproof Carring case (Gray)

I use this for the original Quest VR headset. it fits the headset and controllers snugly and holds everything i need with it, extra batteries, headphones and charger and cable. It is sturdy and compact and could hold up to travel

I chose this case because I wasn’t convinced that the official Oculus case would do it for me, based on various reviews. I loved the color options, and after using for a little over a week I’m happy with my choice. There are cutouts inside the case for the headset and controllers, as well as a divot for the pro strap (which I don’t have, so I use this spot for cables). I literally have no complaints about the product itself, the only thing I don’t like about it, and why I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars, is the very powerful plastic smell it exudes. I’ve tried leaving it open, and using a dryer sheet, but the smell is really overwhelming. When I first got it even transferred to the headset itself, but is calming down after a while. I would love to see this fixed in future versions.

There isn’t much to this case. To be fair it’s not like a I need it to be drop proof but I expected a bit more protection. My biggest complaint is that the headset and controller barely fit and I although this tightness can prevent it from moving around I feel like it is putting too much stress on the plastic Oculus and may cause damage over time. I hope they size it up and increase the quality given the price point.

Love, purchased on from Best Buy that got lost in the mail it was basic. This 1 is colorful I love it

So in my case I carry the Oculus Quest, 2 Controllers, the Glasses Spacer, the power cable, a Google Chromecast (for TV casting at parties), and two extra facepads with silicone covers (me and my SO dont like to share a facepad). It fits all that without bulking out or putting pressure on the Quest.

If you have modded your Quest with the Deluxe audio Strap from Vive like I have, then this may be the case for you. It is tight but the modded quest fits in the case. Recommend this and would buy again ! Took some time to get, but worth the wait.

Great product. Sturdy outside Everything fits perfectly.

This case is just as described and shown in pictures. My Oculus Quest 2 fits snug inside case. There are a set of straps that secures the controllers in place. The charge cable and adapter also fits nicely in the provide zipper pockets. If you are looking for a travel case that is durable, sleek in design, and holds everything, this is the case for you.

Got the case today, so I havent tested what it can withstand, but it seems like it could stand up to travel and storage, as long as you dont throw it around with your headset inside. Its not a super hard case by any means, but I think it can get the job I bought it for done (safer travel than loose in a backpack). The accessories, though, as should be expected with stuff like this, arent any good. For one, I didnt receive the grips, which isnt a problem for me personally, since I already have some and were going to give them to a friend, but it could be a problem for someone who actually needs/wants them. The lens cover seems very poor in quality, but once again, I was expecting this, and I already have a lens cover. One criticism I have about the case itself is that, with the grips and knuckle holders I have, the controllers are somewhat finicky to get to sit in the case. The clip that goes over them keeps them in one place (Ive tested it by putting the headset and controllers in the case and just swinging it around, and tossing it lightly on my bed), which mostly resolves that issue, but this is much more geared towards a vanilla (no accessory besides the Elite strap) Quest 2 than one with slightly extra dimensions due to things like knuckle grips. However, I also understand why the dimensions are tight, to keep the headset from shifting, which in my short experience it doesnt do that noticeably. Ultimately, the reason I gave it four stars is because: 1 The poor accessory quality (it may not be an issue for me, but it could be for someone else) and missing promised accessories. 2 The case is geared towards a base Quest 2 without too much room for accessories that add dimension space. 2B However, the close dimensions prevent the headset from shifting and causing undue damage. 3 The way to put the controllers in the case snugly is less than intuitive, and will take some practice to get used to. 3B On that note, however, the controllers stay in place with help from the buckle and strap, which I am happy about. 4 I am not confident the case can stand up to medium intensity strength test, and I would personally be careful about how much of a beating you let it take. It seems tough enough to take a drop or two from your hands and protect your headset, but I dont want to find out the hard way. 4B On that note, I would be fine with taking it in a carry-one bag in a airplane or travelling around with it in a backpack (or by itself), where I can control how much it gets thrown around. All in all, I think its worth the 29/30 bucks I paid for it. Im disappointed in the accessories, despite I thoroughly expected poor quality ones that wouldnt replace what I already use. If youre not going to send the grips please update the page so it doesnt display them anymore.

It dos good job of keepen it safe