Head Strap for Meta Oculus Quest 2/3/3s, 3-in-1 Adjustable Halo Headband, Replacement for Elite Strap, Enhanced Comfort Gaming Immersion VR Accessories Compatible with Oculus/Meta Quest 2/3/3s

The only thing that I can really say good is that this is functional and so far it works fine, but my kids haven’t used it yet so that’s gonna be kind of an ultimate test.You can see in the pictures the side that connects the back and the front part is really thin. The piece that connects to the VR headset that says quest two has two pieces on each side the circle piece and the piece that actually connects to the unit seem very cheap and click into place.The back part consists of five pieces, a middle, a bottom, a top a large piece of foam with Velcro on the back and a smaller piece, which is the top of foam with Velcro on the back. You can see in the picture there are unlocked and lock with a dot for the top and the bottom that’s on both sides so that you can click it into place.The part that goes on the top of your head, definitely works, but it’s fairly cheap Velcro strap.I have no intentions of returning it but it’s definitely not worth $25.99 even though I’m a prime member so I had a coupon that made it just under $20 I believe.I would say this thing is slightly better quality than you would probably find at the dollar store but definitely lesser quality or the same that you would probably find at Walmart for about $9.99.It’s Thursday, April 10, so I will probably know how well this thing is made by the end of the weekend and hopefully I don’t have to buy something else although I probably will and end up using this as a back up. What time will tell.If you are on a budget, this is definitely for you.

This headset is so much better than the one that the Occulus comes with. It is more secure and a more comfortable fit. It is adjustable and easy to use. It was also very easy to install. I would definitely recommend this.

This was definitely easy to set up. The head strap felt a bit cheap though. The cushions are comfortable and it doesn't make the oculus heavy. I'm excited to see how my kids feel while playing with it..

I was a bit hesitant at first to buy an off-brand head strap for my Meta Quest 2, mostly because I wasn’t sure if it would really match the quality and comfort of the official Elite Strap. But after weeks of use, I can honestly say this was one of the best accessories I’ve picked up for my VR headset—especially considering the price point.Comfort: 9/10The original strap that comes with the Oculus is fine for very short sessions, but it quickly becomes uncomfortable. This third-party strap changed everything. It distributes the weight of the headset much more evenly across my head, especially toward the back, which takes a lot of pressure off the front of my face. The padding on this off-brand model is surprisingly thick and soft—it doesn’t feel cheap or thin, and it’s held up well even with regular use. I’ve played for 2+ hours at a time and genuinely forgotten I was wearing it.Build Quality: 8/10This is where I was the most skeptical. I expected flimsy plastic and loose fittings, but to my surprise, the materials feel solid. No creaking, no bending or cracking even when adjusting. The tightening dial on the back (if your model has one) turns smoothly and feels secure when locked in place. The only slight knock is that it doesn’t feel quite as premium as the official Elite Strap, but it’s not far off. For a fraction of the cost, it absolutely holds its own.Adjustability: 10/10One thing I really appreciate is how easily adjustable the strap is, even mid-game. Whether I’m sharing the headset with someone else or just need to tighten or loosen it depending on how I’m moving, it’s fast and intuitive. The pivot points make taking the headset on and off easier too, and the whole thing just feels more customizable to my head shape than the default strap.Design/Appearance: 7/10This is obviously subjective, but the design is a bit more “function over form.” It’s not ugly, but it’s clear that comfort and structure were prioritized over sleekness. I don’t mind—it lives on my face, not on a shelf—but if you’re very into aesthetics, it may not wow you. That said, some models come in white or black to match the headset, which helps it blend in nicely.Setup: 9/10Installing the strap was super easy. It just snaps into place where the original strap connects, and took maybe 3 minutes from unboxing to ready-to-use. The instructions weren’t even really necessary, though they were included. A small thing, but I appreciated that it came with everything I needed—no weird screws or tools required.Durability & Longevity: TBD (but promising)I’ve only had it for a few weeks, so I can’t speak to long-term durability just yet. But so far, it’s showing no signs of wear. I’ve dropped the headset once or twice while switching accessories and the strap has held up with no cracks or stress marks. That alone gave me a lot more confidence.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a more comfortable VR experience without spending a fortune, this off-brand Oculus head strap is a no-brainer. It’s not just a “budget option”—it’s a genuinely strong performer that does 90% of what the official strap does, at a much better price. Unless you really care about brand names or ultra-premium aesthetics, this is an excellent upgrade that will totally change how long and comfortably you can enjoy your headset.Would I recommend it? Absolutely

This is just the perfect item I needed for my Oculus 2. Before I purchased this, my Oculus would slide down when I was sweating—but now, no more sliding! It stays in place during my workouts. I love it!

Original Oculus 2 headband just wore out. Got this replacement. Good product, comfortable fit. Had a problem with missing part. Contacted company and they made it right.

Its exactly what I needed since I got mine second hand and the original start was nasty and broken

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Must have for oculus devices. No more digging in the face. Or tight headband. Kids can do it themselves.