Review on 🧳 Protective EVA Travel Case for Oculus Quest 2 & Quest VR Headset by Scott Koeck

All Quest items fit nicely inside. The molding is almost the same shape as in the original quest box; Space for a headset with a slot for the back of the strap, two slots for controllers with deeper slots for tracking rings, and a notch for a grip knob. I personally don't use a pad, but I leave it to friends and others who might need it. It fits snugly next to the back straps as shown in the photos in the listing (place it in front of the headset's nose and it won't get in the way). The mesh pocket fits the charging cable and other accessories (controller batteries). , portable charger, headphones, etc.). The controllers shake a bit, but that's nothing to worry about. I shook it pretty well with my Quest and the controllers in it; everything stays in place. I missed an opportunity to have an accessory bag with a better design than a single mesh bag. It would be nice to separate some departments to keep the accessories more organized. I won't be ballistics testing this case, but overall it seems pretty solid and will at least protect the gear inside well enough. The stitching, double zips and everything else seems to be well finished. It also has two attachment points for the included shoulder strap. Overall I am very happy with the case. I'll update this review later if I run into any major issues. Updated July 11, 2019: Just made the review more concise and clarified a few things.