AMVR 3D 360° Sound Stereo Headphones - Custom Comfort for Oculus Quest 2 VR Headset Review

I didn't understand the reviewer who said they only change the sound placement but I get it now. The volume is quite low unless you somehow press it to your ears. The spring loops amplify the sound by being pressed against your head.

The price may be a bit high but I got what I wanted. I don't have to take off my headphones every time I take off my headset. Oculus Quest 2 still has to turn up the volume, but that's what I was looking for in terms of convenience. Sometimes the clip will come loose, but be careful not to touch the top of the clip.

I liked that they sound good on my Quest 2, the price was good but what I didn't like is the clip to put it on the strap of my Quest 2 to attach broke after 1 use of the headphones and I can't get them back so I had to use velcro to attach them if the clip didn't break. I would recommend it , but I can not recommend anything that breaks so easily . So I would buy another no

I've had them for about a week and a half and am generally positive about them although I can't speak for sound lovers. I can say I've enjoyed using them, I think they're a worthy upgrade from the stock/clapping headphones in my Quest 2 and allow for better personalization of everything in a single setting, whilst the plastic is of excellent quality will definitely be useful question how long/how many buckles the plastic can last just to see with different rubber parts it offers flexibility for

I liked that they sound good on my Quest 2, the price was good but what I didn't like was that the belt clip on my Quest 2 broke after one use the headphone went and i can't return it so i had to use velcro to attach it, if the clip wouldn't break i would recommend it but i can't recommend anything that breaks so easily. So I would buy another no

I've had these for a week and a half and I'm generally positive about them although I can't speak to them Sound lovers I can say that I've enjoyed using them, I think they're a worthy upgrade from the standard/slap-head headphones in my Quest 2 and allow for a more personal all-in-one fitting, while the solid quality of the plastic allows for that It's definitely debatable how many buckles and buckles the plastic can handle, it just has to be seen, with various rubber parts it offers…

I have an HTC DAS strap and I transferred it from my Quest One to my Quest 2. I bought these to use in case I buy an elite battery strap in the future. In the meantime I have attached it to my Quest 1, which worked well. The sound is like a DAS strap with decent bass, but you'll have to adjust them to your ears and push them down to get the full range. This is not an index style, they are still designed to make contact with your ears. The design looks good and the cables are perfect for…

I immediately had a bad impression when I noticed that the packaging they came in was the same as the Quest 1 headphones. It even mentions the CE1 model and shows a picture of the Quest 1 version of the headphones. Thank goodness there was a real version of the Quest 2 product inside - they just didn't bother opening the new boxes. The instructions provided were good as you will need to fit 1 of 2 3M rubber pads depending on the Quest 2 harness you are using. It was a nice touch. Unfortunately,