Enhance Your VR Table Tennis Experience with AMVR Table Tennis Paddle Grip Handle for Oculus Quest 2 Touch Controllers Review

I love that there is an eleventh table tennis preset right in the game for this product. I get tired quicker than without it, but it's nice

This accessory for Oculus Quest 2 is amazing. Essential for practicing sport scramble and table tennis. Much easier to use this accessory for games (baseball, golf, tennis and table tennis).

I enjoyed playing with this paddle until it fell to the ground several times and became unstable. Now, after several months of use, it is completely broken and unusable. 1 star for good grip. Doesn't help in the end when he brakes so quickly. (First crash = broken. Fixed with good glue for now.)

The AMVR table tennis grip changes the way you play table tennis when you use it with Eleven Table Tennis in VR. All you have to do is go to the VR settings, select the "AMVR" preset, and you're good to go. I have a Quest 2. With this addition your Q2 controller is now a legitimate table tennis bat. This has greatly improved my game and Eleven Table Tennis is more fun than ever.

I've been an avid gamer of Eleven TT on Oculus vr and this extension seems like a godsend if you enjoy playing table tennis in real life and have an Oculus load up download the Eleven game just a stone's throw away and as you order this addon the experience becomes so much better and so close to real life. I've noticed very few tracking issues as it passes the ball when playing a full forehand, but overall it's much better than not using it.

I've played table tennis almost my entire life, sometimes we had a real table and sometimes we didn't. I've been playing the game for a total of 5-10 hours without this app for the past few weeks. If you've played it decently with a regular controller, you need to tweak a bit with this real paddle grip. The weight changes because the controller is no longer in your hand, but you get used to it after a few hours of play. This is a great addition to the game and generally gives a more realistic…

The grip is light, which is normal, but the setting in the application does not match the design and position of the controller when installed. Software/Oculus becomes disoriented and causes (in-game) the paddle to suddenly "float" away from you while playing. This is when you hold it in a natural or expected position. like a real table tennis bat. It also slips out of your hand an inch or two, resulting in an unexpected position when playing. The solution is to think about what position the…

Bought this for Eleven Table Tennis on Quest 2. Do you need this accessory? no Does it help you play better? I think so. At first I didn't think it would work. This definitely makes the paddling hand feel very heavy and a little wobbly as I was sure I would throw it across the room at some point (no room for a wrist strap or anything other than the smooth plastic grip surface). Then I shifted my grip a bit and wrapped my index finger around the inside of the "hook" and it became more natural…