Spigen Head Strap Designed for Apple Vision Pro Accessories, Adjustable Padded Head Strap for Comfortable Support - Charcoal Gray

The design is perfect. Looks like part of the device. Apple should have shipped this as an attachment instead of their own uncomfortable Velcro strap. Makes Vision Pro way more comfortable. With this attachment I can loosen the Solo Knit band and take all the pressure off my face. Highly recommended.

I've stubbornly resisted switching to Apple's dual loop band as I love the solo knit band aesthetically. This Spigen strap makes it much easier to wear the Vision Pro for longer periods of time. I took a risk before measuring my head and thankfully, while the strap doesn't offer much adjustment, it fits my head really well. I'd still like to try the alternative Annapro option but this softer strap seems better for travel. It should fit the smaller, backpack friendly Waterfield / sfbags.com Vision Pro case. Extra credit for the light gray and hints of orange as well!

I had I hopes for this product, and I really wanted it to work for me. Before purchasing this item I've been using the dual loop band that comes supplied with Apple Vision Pro. The dual loop isn't quick to adjust the back strap, which is fine most of the time, but sometimes you just feel the need to adjust a little. Along comes the Spigen strap, it works with the existing solo strap (easy to adjust) but with the benefits of the top of head support that the Dual loop offers. Perfect!It's padded, it easily and securely attaches to the arms on the headset. It doesn't interfere with sound or attaching to the battery. There's just one thing that makes the product unusable for me, and that is that the strap can't be tightened sufficiently so it rests on the top of my head. I've adjusted the band to the smallest setting, and its's unable to touch the top of my head.I'm a 6ft tall guy with what I assume is an average size head. How can this product not work for me?This could have beee a 5 star product, and maybe if it works for you it would earn such a score. For me, I had to return.

I've had the Vision Pro since it came out. Getting it comfortable on the head seems to be a challenge for many. It's kind of funny to me as if you adjust the Solo band correctly, it's not bad. I get bands to review, some I buy like this one. Yet, keep going back to the Solo band.Of all the options I've tried, this one is probably the best. Spigen is a well known company for Apple accessories. There is a reason for that, they produce great products at reasonable prices.One thing about this band and others like it that attach to the "speaker pod" straps. You have to remove the power cord. So before installing this, ensure you use the menu item to shut off the Vision Pro (VP).Everything about this band is quality. The band pad is nice. The strap used is durable.Adjusting the band was my biggest issue. There are metal buckles instead of velcro adjustments. Makes it somewhat of a challenge to adjust while on your head. Once you get it, though, will be set. I'd recommend making the band as "long" as possible, then adjust while on your head. You can do this by pulling on the top or bottom of the buckle.It wasn't bad using the VP with this band. It's been the better option of the "added" top band. It's better than the Apple dual loop band that comes with the VP. But I find I prefer the Solo band by itself.I'll keep this around, though. I may use it from time to time.

As many others have mentioned, it does not allow to be adjusted tightly enough to allow any real benefit. The design is a good idea, but not well executed. I have a normal size head, but this can’t get tight enough to feel the weight being distributed on the top of the head. Disappointed because I wanted the top support with the adjustability of the Solo Knit Band, but the Dual Loop Band the Vision Pro came with is still a better solution than this product. Will be returning.

This is basically on the same level as the dual band. It looks good, and the quality is good, but it doesn’t add much comfort In my opinion. The YouTube account Vision Pro for Nerds has a good review of it, if you want to check it out.