🧳 Protective EVA Travel Case for Oculus Quest 2 & Quest VR Headset Review

Good design. I feel like my headset and controllers are protected. The lid has a small mesh pocket for small accessories. Only two minor downsides: I wish the mesh pocket had a zipper and the pocket was a bit bigger than the others, but as long as all my stuff is protected inside it doesn't matter. Also comes with a detachable shoulder strap.

This case was a great storage and travel solution for my Oculus Quest. Frustrated that I couldn't buy any of the Oculus cases, I looked for alternatives that were designed for the headset, offered decent protection, and weren't too expensive. This case hit all the points and I was very happy with it. It's compact, holds your headset well, and has a molded inlay for touch controllers. I recommend this solution to all Quest owners.

The molding on what I have doesn't hold the controllers in place at all. As soon as the suitcase is lifted, they just fall in. The lid does nothing to hold them in place. If that doesn't bother you, the case itself and the zipper seem solid enough, although qualitatively the whole package is closer to $20 cases than the $40 they charge. I think the current prices are based on the lack of cases specifically designed for the quest. Anyway, I rolled the dice and lost. This one returns.

I was looking for a compact case for my Oculus Quest that would make it easy to transport, especially on business trips (OQ is now part of my "fitness regimen"). This case isn't as compact as the official Oculus case, but it's "very compact." The interior is perfect for your headset and controllers, ensuring they don't get lost. The top cover is almost entirely taken up by a roomy mesh pocket that easily fits a standard USB cable, power adapter, and an extra battery if you want (I have a…

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…