M AMVR Upgraded Charging Dock for Meta/Oculus Quest 2, Headset Display Holder and Controller Mount Station, with Magnetic Charging, with Adjustable Wrist Strap Accessories, 2 Rechargeable Batteries

I would’ve purchased this just for a stand that charges my headset but also getting the rechargeable batteries for the hand controllers along with the grips makes this purchase even MORE valuable! Looks amazing and works awesome! I like how you can customize the look with the detachable hand chargers! When I first purchased my Oculus a similar model was over $100 and didn’t have the added value of the grips and batteries so I was super excited when I saw this!

Received product quickly and well packaged. Leather straps are sturdy and well made. Be careful not to put on the strap too tight while playing or the plastic will bend. This happened with my son. Contacted vendor and they sent out a replacement right away at no cost. Great service and will buy from them again.

Nice looking device. The main reason I chose it was, it comes with hand straps for the controller. Which is a must, since I’m surrounded by oversized windows.I deducted one star, because I’m a bit suspicious of the durability of the elastic. A second plastic loop to attach the strap would make me feel much more secure.The device cradles my Quest 2 with BobVR M2 Pro head strap nicely. Plus it charges each controller individually.

I just received this product today and overall it's great. It's very easy to install and put together. Got everything put together in less than 5 mins. The hand straps it comes with way better than the wrist straps. The only thing i wish it would come with would be a power source. It's great but had to go find a power source for the product.Overall great product and the manufacturer reaches out before it delivered, which is always nice. They offer a warranty on their own product which is a bonus

This works exactly as described in the listing. One of the best Vr Bluetooth chargers and if I ever need anything else I will be looking at this store first. The price was right! And it is magnetic so they basically puts itself together when you take out the box.

It is cheaper than the Anker, but don't let that fool you. I'd say that they both have their pros and cons but ultimately it's just as reliable.It charges quick it's sleek and holds all the pieces very well.The downside is similar to the Anker. It has to be on there just right to start charging which takes a couple tries. This one is the magnetic but for the headset doesn't always click out when contact is made but charges very well when it is. And on my particular one the left controller doesn't like to charge on the dock and it seems to be the magnetic peice it sits in. I see no reason the controller part needs to be separate especially at the expense of not connecting every time. But it does charge well when it does finally engage.

Overall I really like this dock and would certainly recommend it, especially if it remains about $20 cheaper than the Anker dock.My only complaints are fairly minor, and might not even be noticeable to someone who doesn't have both this and the Anker dock. First, the magnet/cradle on the anker dock is just a bit nicer / better fit. On the Anker dock, I can almost blindly put my headset down and the magnet will snap in without any effort. With this dock, I do need to double check and make sure I've aligned it right, or it won't snap together and begin charging.On the flip side, this dock includes some nice controller grips/straps that are adjustable and really great to use! In this regard, the fact that it includes the straps AND they're compatible with the charger is fantastic! If you don't mind that little quirk above, this may well be worth the tradeoff.The only other thing I'd improve, and it's a problem with both this dock and the Anker dock, is the proprietary magnetic connector. I wish they'd use one that's interchangeable so that I could connect a battery / power bank without having to take out the little connector. I realize not everyone uses a power bank, so maybe my use case is niche, but I'd be willing to pay a few bucks for an adapter so I could use a battery with it. It'd just be more convenient/nice.Still, overall, the dock works well and is easy to use! The included hand straps are nice, and I'd certainly recommend it to others.

Well worth the money to have a convenient charger and rechargeable controllers. Converting the hand controllers to rechargeable was an easy task. I noticed the my Meta Quest 2 never reports the hand controllers more than 90% charged, but that may be due to rechargeable AA batteries having a lower voltage than disposable batteries. Not a real issue for me.My only knock is the use of solid green lights to indicate both "fully charged" and "no device present." It is possible to insert the components incorrectly (I've done that) and the solid green would lead you to think a controller or headpiece is fully charged when in fact it's been receiving no charge at all. Better to have a different color for "no device present" or have lights off until a component is inserted correctly. Fortunately, the head piece's side light will let you know what's going on, but not so with the controllers.