🎮 Optimized Khanka Hard Travel Case Replacement for Oculus Rift S VR Gaming Headset - PC-Powered Review

This case is very compact, fits my RiftS like a glove and is small enough to fit in my other backpack. This case size makes it easy to use my Rift regularly rather than occasionally as it's not difficult to take it out of your pocket and plug it in or pack it up and go.

So I bought this bag because I currently have a halo strap for my Quest 2 which I oh my god love but still do. This case is engineered for the Rift, which features a Halo strap. My Quest 2 fits the case perfectly, and the Velcro mesh on the top closes very tightly, just enough to fit spare batteries, cables, charger, and lens cleaner without opening them. The only negative I can say about this case is that while there is room for both controllers, there is no way to secure them so they don't…

So it's difficult to buy a case on Revain from a bunch of photos. So Rift s is a good fit in this case. However, there are no dividers/compartments for controllers. But I can stow everything in the bag and when the zipper is closed. Things don't seem to be moving. I mainly use this case to store my Rifts, controllers and some smaller accessories like 2 AA batteries and a pair of glasses. Inside is a small mesh pocket with Velcro closure that provides minimal storage for those other small items.

I have an Oculus Quest 2 with a third party Halo strap. I mainly use this case for home storage when I'm not using my headset. It has a decent sized storage pocket which is really just a velcro lined mesh that attaches to the inner lining of the case. Cables, backup battery and charging plug can be easily accommodated in it. The case itself doesn't have any notable compartments, so the controllers just float inside the case when worn, but they seem secure enough when stored under the headband…