Enhanced Protection for Oculus Quest 2 VR: Front Face Protector Cover - Anti-Scratch, Anti-Dust, Anti-Shock Review

The case looks very nice on the Quest 2. The only complaint is that the place sees the loading indicator doesn't stay aligned so you have to reset it each time to see if it has changed or not. All other holes are large enough that this is not a problem. This is an easy fix and I would say for the money this cover is a very good deal.

This is a good little case but I don't see how it can protect it from falls other than it doesn't goes relatively scratches, but then again I bought it as a dust cover, it was a hassle to figure out how to put it on; I ended up just saying 'Hackit', cut off the loops and sort of wrapped them around the kit, the lip still allows it to fit snugly so it wasn't a total flop.

This is one of the few cases I've been able to find that has proper Quest 2 vents on the front and sides of the headset. On the other hand, it also comes in my favorite color. Personally, I haven't had any issues with overheating and this design helped to properly dissipate heat from the headset. It also doesn't fall off the headset when going through the strap slot to stay in place. The material is a soft silicone that offers good protection against minor cosmetic damage and does not let dust…

This looks great on Quest 2 and I love the mixed colors. However, there is an issue with the way it smells. It smells like an oil refinery. Rinsing with nothing normal did not bring any result. I ended up resorting to pure limonene to wash it out. I thought something good would work with it to get rid of the skunk smell and it worked. It doesn't smell like a refinery at all anymore, but even after two months and after careful washing, it still smells like citrus from lime. I can live with that…

My headset screen dimmed while playing games. I could still hear the game but there was no screen and then the headset went off. After trying to turn it back on, it shows the Oculus icon and then turns off again. I thought it was the headset itself. Tried restart and hard reset, no change. Changed batteries in the controllers, no change. It wasn't the headset battery that was new as it happened when the headset was fully charged. Then I thought maybe it was overheating and felt around the front