AMVRUpgraded Controller Grips Cover Compatible with Meta/Oculus Quest 3S/Quest 3 Accessories, with Battery Opening Cover and Knuckle Straps Protector

The AMVR Anti-Throwing Strap Grip Cover absolutely exceeded my expectations. For the price, I wasn’t expecting such a high-quality product, but I was seriously impressed the moment I took them out of the box. The materials feel premium and durable, with a great balance of grip and comfort that makes holding my controllers feel even better than stock.Installation was a breeze, took me less than two minutes to get everything set up and ready to go. No tools, no frustration, just a quick and easy process. Once installed, the grips fit perfectly and securely, and the adjustable straps give me peace of mind that I won’t accidentally fling a controller mid-game.They feel amazing in my hands, ergonomic, natural, and super comfortable even during long play sessions. If you're looking for a well-made accessory that upgrades your VR experience without breaking the bank, this is the one. Highly recommend!

Let me just say — these grips are the reason I haven’t yeeted my Quest controllers through the TV during an intense lightsaber duel. Again.The grip is so comfortable, I’m convinced they were modeled after a Viking warrior’s handshake — firm, reassuring, and slightly sweaty (but not because of the material — that’s just me, okay?). They hug your hands tighter than your mom did after you finally moved out.But the real magic is that battery door. Do you know how many hours of my life I’ve lost prying open controller backs like some kind of medieval puzzle box? Now I just flip, swap, and I’m back in the game before my enemies even finish taunting me.Also, the knuckle straps are solid. Adjustable, comfy, and tight enough to keep the controller in your hand even when you rage quit Beat Saber. Trust me. Tested that.Long story short: I don’t know what kind of wizardry AMVR is using, but these covers have officially leveled me up from "VR rookie" to "cybernetic ninja monk." Buy them. Your hands — and your drywall — will thank you.

Not sure how I'd use the Q3 controls without these grip straps, tbh. The integrated wrist loops on the controllers themselves are useless, and I've never liked the feel of them anyway. But with these AMVR wraps, you get a fairly comfortable hand strap that keeps your controls close to your hands without dangling, but with enough freedom (if you don't tighten them too much) to not feel too strapped into anything. Some good thought was put into the battery compartment solution, and it actually makes it easier to swap out batteries than Meta's built-in solution, which says a lot for this AMVR brand, but not a lot for Meta. (For what they charge, you'd think they'd not be beaten by a very cost effective accessory.)The material of these grips also has a very premium feel. Not too rubberized, not too smooth, just right for their purpose and easy enough to keep clean. One downside is personally I feel my hands built up more sweat with these than the bare controllers, but ymmv. Bottom line I'd rather use the Q3 controls with these than without. Solid 4.5/5 for me.

I like the soft and smooth texture and it is very compatible with my grips. Just need to pay more attention when you install the batteries. Easy to use and good quality. It helps me protecting my grips many times

These were some of the first grips out for the Q3. Having used them for a few weeks, I can say they're great so far. I find them similar to the Kiwi grips I had for the Q2, which were so good that I couldn't bear using the naked Q3 controllers for long.They don't affect tracking at all -- they have holes where needed for the IR LEDS.The silicone knuckle straps feel sturdy and are adjustable via the velcro (it looks like you could easily fit anywhere from a child's hand to the larges hands in there). In general, these feel well-made. The silicone itself has a subtle grippy pattern -- just enough to prevent them from getting slippery while still feeling smooth and being easily cleanable. (Personally, I think kiwi and amvr should start putting this pattern on their silicone facial interfaces as well -- it might help with face sweat).The mounting mechanism is clever -- you get a separate rigid black plastic piece for each controller to replace the original battery slide cover, which functions both as a way to hold the silicone battery door closed and a way to hold the silicone grip on securely. The silicone grips have holes for the plastic pins on these rigid parts, so they don't slip around (as the rigid part is snapped to the battery compartment).They also include a ribbon to help remove the batteries (I have no idea why these aren't standard in the controllers themselves as removing the batteries normally is a challenge!). The installation was therefore a 2-step process that required removing the batteries, but still only took a few minutes at most. Overall, they're definutely better than the ones Meta sells, even though they're a little pricey for two pieces of silicone and two pieces of plastic.Definitely a must-have for active games, or any time you want to be able to open your hand without dropping your controller.

I’ve owned every Quest headset so far and have owned a slew of controller grip covers over the years. I can say without hesitation these are my favorite by far for their comfort and convenience. You get controller protection, a comfortable hand strap and the added convenience of easy access to the battery without having to remove the controller cover! I’ve had the rechargeable batteries that charge via a magnetic connector and while they are nice it becomes a pain if your controllers die and you want to just pop some batteries in and get back to gaming. These fit the bill perfectly and I’ll be sticking with this style controller grip from here on out.

My son kept slinging his controllers while playing gorilla tag. These took care of that issue really well. Easy to put on, comfortable and slip resistant as advertised.