🎮 SARLAR Hard Carrying Case for Oculus Quest 2/Elite Version VR Gaming Headset - Travel-Friendly Storage Solution! Review

This case fits a headset with Elite strap, controller and charger perfectly with no slack so you don't have to worry about it bouncing around. It's also a very nice case. Highly recommended.

The case is well made, but the product description states that the kit includes controller knobs and a protective eyecup cover. There were no controller buttons when we received this item. The eyecup cover was in the box. I'm upset that there weren't any confusing controller buttons!

Everything about this case is amazing and it fits perfectly. The only complaint about the controller grips. I spent about 15 minutes putting them on only to throw them away because they fit my hands very oddly. But I definitely think it's worth the money and screen protectors are very useful. I think this is one of the best cases you can get for Oculus Quest 2.

I don't know what I was expecting and was definitely able to check the dimensions. This case is functional, but despite claims to the contrary, it's not exactly small. The size is relative, of course, and there's ample room for a headset and touch controllers, as well as a pocket in the lid for cables, chargers, etc. There's room for an extra Oculus strap, and other designs might not fit. The material looks like pressed felt. It's functional, but also a little underwhelming. The included lens…

For the low price I paid I am happy with this solution for storing and transporting my Quest 2. The materials are ok. , the protection is fine and I didn't feel like spending $50 on an official Oculus case. It's too small to comfortably wear the Quest 2 with the Elite strap as other reviewers have noted and contrary to what the sellers have claimed in their Revain description. The only way to close it with the Elite Strap attached is to press down firmly on the case, squeeze and flex the rubber

Bought this bag for the looks and the material. However, I had to modify the inside of the case because I felt the Elite strap was pushing too hard when trying to close the case. (See photos) It just didn't close without a lot of effort, so I used a knife to cut a slit in the mesh to relieve some of the pressure being put on the Elite's strap. I don't keep much in it and it doesn't seem to rattle when I travel and open it later. I would give 3.5/5 if I could. 4/5 for looks but 3/5 for…

I don't know what I was expecting but I could definitely check the dimensions. This suitcase is functional, but despite claims to the contrary, it's not exactly small. Size is relative, of course, and there's ample room for a headset and touch controllers, as well as a pocket in the lid for cables, chargers, etc. There's room for an extra Oculus strap, and other designs might not fit. The material looks like pressed felt. It's functional, but also a little underwhelming. The included lens cap…

For the low price I paid I am happy with this solution for storing and transporting my Quest 2 alright, the protection is alright and I didn't feel like spending $50 on an official Oculus case. It's too small to comfortably wear the Quest 2 with the Elite Strap, as noted by other reviewers and contrary to what the sellers claim in their Revain description. The only way to close it with the Elite Strap attached is to press down firmly on the case, squeeze and bend the rubber parts of the Elite…