HIJIAO Hard Travel Case For Oculus Quest 2 &Amp Review

Hello everyone, I want to share with you my opinion about HIJIAO Hard Travel Case For Oculus Quest 2 &Amp. A great option for storage and carrying, if the headband is regular and without elongated overlays for controllers for such a reasonable price. Dimensions in the widest places: 25x21x15 cm (excluding the handle). Under a stream of water, the surface of the case left moisture in itself, but did not let it inside.

The helmet and controllers are molded in, the helmet is in a hard plastic case, the controllers are in silicone. If desired, there is a place for charging and wires - but it is advisable to use a protective bar on the lenses - so as not to scratch inadvertently. If you do not put charging with a wire, then protection for the lenses is not needed. The case is hard and small. All liked it.

This is the best case for Oculus Quests and has enough space inside for everything you need to take your Quest with you, unlike the official Oculus case where space is limited and cramped and probably not enough to carry use a charger. The case comes with a lens cap that fits the lens compartment perfectly, as well as a strap so you can take it with you. Overall the case is just fantastic, the case durability is pretty good

I chose this bag because I wasn't sure if the official Oculus bag would fit based on various reviews. I liked the color options and after a little over a week I'm happy with my choice. Inside the case are cutouts for the headset and controllers, as well as a hole for a strap (which I don't have, so I use that space for cables). I have literally no complaints about the product itself, the only thing I don't like about it and why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is the very strong plastic smell it…

I bought this bag to use for my FrankenQuest as another reviewer said it works for that. Unfortunately, if you were to mod your Quest with a Vive DAS, I would avoid that case. As you can see from the photos, you can get it working with this case, but you have to push the earbuds in and allow the Vive DAS to flex a bit, and then the speaker mounts still put some pressure on the zipper. For me, the strain on the speakers and Vive DAS is not worth it. It's hard enough to get a Vive DAS these days,