Review on 🎧 Custom-made Black VR Headphones with 3D Printed Globular Cluster Stereo Bass for Oculus Quest 2 Elite Head Strap & Original Head Strap-On. Must-Have Accessories with Integrated 360 Degree Sound and Ear Bass for Immersive 3D Experience. by Richard Edwar

I use this with the Soarking Elite Enhanced Comfort & Support headband, the sides of the band next to the rear counterweight area sloped down towards the front, and the cable is not only long enough but out of In At this angle, the headphones fit my ears properly and provide great immersion, while the 32ohm 40mm drivers sound powerful and clear. While tolerable at max volume from the Quest 2, no particular highs or mids get muddy. I've also tried them with a head strap to replace the VR cover and they work fine the same way, but where it has strap loops that prevent the lead from getting close to my ears the coverage angle isn't large as due to the angle behind. This method is very similar to the way the HTC DAS headphones are angled at the back. The only thing that doesn't exist are the drivers. However, with a full 360 degree rotation, this isn't necessary as you can rotate the drivers up the sides of the headband and drop them down when the headset is powered on for use. Much longer telescopic ear length adjustment than HTC DAS and 1/3 times cheaper (without the Frankenquest adapter kit). It's basic for what you get, but very versatile in use. The only thing I wish was that deeper guides were included to allow the headphones to be attached to other types of elite bands, such as. B. the Kiwi Design Elite Comfort headgear set.