Comfort Head Strap with Battery Fits Quest 2

The Kiwi Headstrap for Quest 2 is an amazing upgrade! It’s incredibly comfortable and provides a much better fit than the stock strap. The adjustable straps and padding make it easy to customize for perfect comfort, even during long play sessions. It feels sturdy and well-made, and it keeps the headset secure without causing any discomfort. Overall, it’s a game changer for my VR experience—highly recommended for anyone looking to improve stability and comfort!

It's very well made and looks like an OEM part. The battery has plenty of capacity and supports passthrough charging. It's very comfortable to wear during rhythm games, but it'd be a bit heavy to wear for games that require rapid head turns (and I've heard that can actually cause neck damage).The only downside, which is inherent to the design, is that it's not good for reclining in chairs with headrests or laying down in bed because of how thick it is. In those cases, the stock cloth strap is best.

It worked great with his headset.

I bought this for my Oculus to extend the battery as my son was running out of power very quickly.He was able to set it up and get it working quickly and it definitely doubled the playing time from what I could tell. But my son was most impressed with how better this made the Quest 2 feel on his head.He is 11 and a bit young for the Quest in general so it was always a little floppy and might tip off the front of his face. This battery helped to balance this out so well that now he wants to play this all the time. He suprisingly says he feels less fatigue playing from any added weight due to how well this now balances this on his head. It feels as if Meta should design their future headsets like this for comfort it is so good.I tried it on, and I can confirm you don't feel the extra weight since it really does make the whole unit more well-balanced. Even though my son forgets to charge the back sometimes, he always keeps it on just because it makes it so much more comfortable.The quality and finish looks good and matches the original device.Five stars!

Provides plenty of power for long VR sessions. Prior to submitting this review I played a 6-7 hour session of H3VR and by the time I finished the pack had fully drained and the headset battery had only gotten down to 57%. The pack drained well enough that during gameplay the headset never showed drain until the pack was completely out. I'm sure I would've at least gotten to 8 hours if I kept playing until the headset battery finally died. The weight distribution is amazing. The headset no longer presses into my face to an uncomfortable degree. You can't get rid of that completely no matter what you do but it's so much better. The materials that touch your head are also nice and soft. The cable clip keeps everything secure and nicely out of the way. The charge port for the battery is well placed and the battery indicator lights are bright and extremely simple. This product is absolutely worth the money if you want more playtime. It is also absolutely worth the extra to get this instead of the regular Kiwi comfort strap.If you're still using the original elastic straps that came with your Quest 2 this will change your whole world. Kiss the pain and headaches goodbye and instead dish it out in your favorite games for a lot longer!The one issue I had with this product was with the pack's USB C plug. I thought it was loose because it kept coming out just enough to stop charging mid game but it turns out the actual problem was I couldn't get it to plug in all the way without an outright dangerous amount of force I'm just flat not willing to apply to my headset's USB C port. I solved this by purchasing a 90 degree adapter pack from Cable Matters (B0CLZ9J2FQ, Combo - Vertical) for just shy of $10 after taxes. It took a TON of force to get it to fully click into the adapter. I don't know if it's intentional or a defect that it's so tight but it's a problem regardless. It should be snug, not a dangerously tight fit. That adapter is probably never coming off the cable. I'm 100% sure other people are facing the same issue I did based on a quick search of reviews prior to buying the adapter. If you have the same issue I had and go the route I did using an adapter make sure you plug the battery pack's cable into the adapter first THEN plug the adapter into the headset.Even if you end up needing to get an adapter it's still 100% worth it in my opinion.

Holy cow, this thing is comfortable as ooooooooh. Within a few seconds of putting this thing on, I threw away the awful head strap the Quest 2 came with. It's amazing. I love. The battery pack balances the weight of the front so much better than the portable battery pack I had strapped to the manufacturer's headset. The crank handle on the back lets me fine-tune the pressure vs stability on my head. The strap over the top is almost unnecessary given how secure the back plate is. I don't think I've ever felt it. The headset slides on and off with little effort, and its rigidity makes it very easy to handle, unlike the floppy original head strap. It's perfect.Oddly enough, my favorite feature is a small thing: The arms bend upward to an extreme degree, so you can tilt the headset off your face without it falling off or digging itself into your forehead. This is huge when messing with SteamVR, working out technical issues, doing development, or just to check your position in the real world without using the grainy passthrough.Rock over London, rock on Chicago! KIWI design Comfort BatteryHead Strap 6400mAh: wow, what a difference.

Design and quality are great! The head strap doesn’t loosen unless you loosen it. Very durable! It was a decent price.

I love the extra battery and comfort! Only downside I would say is that it does feel more like a "rig". So for some casual gamers who only play for a short time, this probably won't be necessary.The build quality is amazing. Great for the money. The design makes it to where it fits really well.Overall this head strap is perfect for me.