HiBloks Handle Attachments for Meta/Oculus Quest 2 Accessories, 2 in 1 Controllers Extension Grips Compatible with Meta Quest 2 Beat Saber, Gorilla Tag Long Arms, VR Golf Club, and More VR Game

Everything came in the box, even a small magnetic tip screwdriver and a storage bag. Item is made with quality. They are easy to assemble but not quickly interchangeable since you screw the battery covers on. They are very secure though. One of the nicer features is that they do not loop around the halo on the controllers so they don't add any stress on the controllers. The wrist straps light up with 3 different settings which is cool. You can use as extensions for each controller but the lights remove from the bottom so you can add the screw to make it one long handle. Super fun to use as one piece for a kayaking paddle or Beat Saber. They are very comfortable to hold. I can't wait to find other ways to use them.

It’s good, the quality, the soft foam texture, but it is not that durable

Smoother swing, less jitter, more comfort, sometimes more difficulty. These handle extensions (saber grips, whatever you want to call them) are a comfortable and fun attachment to the quest grips, though there are some caveats and potential improvements, so let's get into it.The good includes greater comfort, less jitter, smoother motion and control.The cost to that smoother control, is a loss in speed. Since the weight of the quest grips is moved out away from the wrist, speed is sacrificed. This has the effect of making speedy games that rely on fast motion transitions just a little bit more difficult. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, and if you've mastered games like beatsaber on the hardest settings, this may give you another level of difficulty to master.The bad is, well, honestly just nitpicky stuff. The screwdriver supplied with the kit is kinda terrible, and doesn't fit the screws particularly well. The lights at the base of the handles can't be set to blue or red. The lights only rotate, strobe, or solid rainbow. It would be cool if we could set them to red or blue for each hand, but that's unimportant.It would have been really nice if the attachment grip panel were designed to work with HiBloks' own rechargeable batteries. C'est la vie.Overall, I highly recommend this attachment for its comfort and smoothing effect in-game.

Immediately upon unboxing my thoughts were that these were waaaay too heavy and long for use. But, still, my boyfriend wanted to give them an actual try with some Beat Saber sessions. He didn't even get through one game. No matter where he gripped them, he found the game to be unplayable using them - which is a really good thing because just as he was bringing them over to the counter to take the controllers off so we could box it back up, the connector snapped and his controller fell on the floor!!! Imagine if that had happened mid game!!! Those controllers cost $70 each to replace so it could have cost us a lot of money - and possibly a tv screen even!!! I can't believe how poorly made these are!!! I would give it zero stars if I could.

Got these for golf and I must say they make it so much easier. I really like not having to worry about a strap breaking and my controller go flying. Very secure and comfortable. I've already recommended to a handful of friends that have vr

The grips are great for enhancing your experience playing games that require swiping at targets. So far I’ve tried them on Beat Saber and for flow workouts in Supernatural. In both games, you can feel the difference. The grips add a little weight, so it feels like you’re hitting the targets with an actual stick or saber or sword and with a little more power behind each hit. My arms actually felt a little sorer than usual, which I didn’t mind. The product was pretty easy to assemble and the grips screw up on and off so that you don’t have to dissemble the whole thing if you’re playing a game that doesn’t involve swiping targets with a stick. I’m curious to see what other games I could use the extension grips on. All in all, I would recommend these as an affordable way to enhance your VR gaming experience.

UPDATE: took a while to get back to playing, but when I did I used these 2x and on the 3rd time it snapped and my controller went flying! They just need to make it more sturdy.I think I need to give it some time before saying if these are worth it. Like when changing up anything some practice may be needed before really getting the hang of it. So far I have mixed feelings.- I don't mind keeping their battery cover on and unscrewing the handles to use my controllers for other games.- The weight throws me off simply because I'm not used to it and I was horrible on Expert mode (not that I'm great to begin with) because I couldn't move fast enough. That could change over time with practice.- My main issue had more to do with how I normally hold my controllers when playing Beat Saber, a modified "claw grip", and having to switching to a standard hold when using these extension grips. It made my wrists hurt. Again that could change over time with repeated use.- A positive is that my biceps are sore so I could see good muscle build up over time😉

Love these, especially for maul style sabering on beat saber. The only problem I had was that I had to superglue the tops to the handles, since the electronic welds weren’t holding.

Great for Beat Saber, Golf+, walkabout mini golf, gorrila tag. Gives you more range and more authentic feel in hand. A great addition to any quest 2 owners accessories.

These controller extensions use too many pieces to assemble, many of them metal, making them far too heavy to play fast pace games. Yeah they might be far more robust then some other extensions on Amazon, but I'm not sure what these companies think we're doing with our controllers but I don't need mine to be locked in with 3 separate pieces of plastic and secured needing a screwdriver. Not ideal, or user friendly at all, especially for what I'd assume most Quest users are doing and playing multiple different style games. I often switch my extensions out with my gun attachments, or just standard grips with a strap, all of which need the vanilla controller.The grips are far too thick causing my carpal tunnel to flair up like the wild fires up here in Canada. This also makes it very hard for kids or anyone with smaller hands to enjoy using.Between the excess weight, and overly thick handles, they make playing fast past games like Beat Saber very difficult. With the excess weight, and overengineered assembly, these are definitely not for most Quest gamers. The biggest downfall being how the controllers get attached to the extensions, I hated it so much I sent them back same day.Who though it was a good idea to remove the battery door cover entirely and using a proprietary cover with small plastic locking pieces, and having to use a screwdriver? If they spend all that time and money making it "secure" they should have spent more time/money on the ease of use for most consumers. Sure you take the screws out it won't be as "secure" but I don't need mine locked down with a screw and a half inch bolt mount. They should have sacrificed some strength for a way easier assembly process.The RGB is also terrible, one not even working out of the box, they are loose, very dim and use a horrible controller, unnecessary weight and cost, that you can't see while playing anyways??? Not sure how many people watch others play in VR and want some RGB effects 🤣Do yourself a favor and get the all plastic extensions for another well known VR Accessory brand, they use a great, quick and easy "clip&lock" mechanism, it's very secure, doesn't add half a pound of weight, and legit takes 30 seconds to change the controllers out.Skip over these, the little "Lightsaber Man" at the bottom is cute, but is about the only good thing of these extensions.

Full disclosure, I wasn't looking to purchase this product as I thought it was more of a gimmick than anything but when the company offered to send me a set for free, no strings attached, I thought I may as well give them a try. A positive review (or review of any kind) isn't required of me but I usually like to leave reviews for my purchases anyway so here goes...These things are actually pretty cool and way more fun to play with than I thought they'd be. I tried them on both Beat Saber and Kayak Mirage VR and really enjoyed the experience on both games. For Beat Saber, playing with them as just separate sabers gives a new experience to the game. Yes, they do add a bit of extra weight as some other reviewers have mentioned and that extra weight will probably slow you down a bit. For me though, I really like the added challenge and the new experience and feel as it makes it fell like you're holding actual light sabers in your hand which increases the level of immersion even if it did slow me down just slightly.I also tried them attached together as a single "Darth Maul" type of saber and that is also a very cool experience and totally changes the game. Of course I had to drop down to a much easier skill level (and even take the direction arrows off at first) but that is a really fun way to play the game. It almost turns it into a totally different game as the concept is still the same but the execution is very different. In that same config, I gave Kayak Mirage VR a try and it was cool and definitely the way to play the game but it doesn't seem to make quite as much of a difference as it does with Beat Saber. I haven't tried it as a golf attachment yet but it seems like it would probably be pretty cool and add to the immersion there as well.The product is high quality molded plastic (not 3D printed) and is nice and grippy. It appears to be a good solid build and the controllers are very securely screwed onto the attachments with custom mounting brackets. The controllers aren't going anywhere unless you smash them to pieces (I don't recommend this). The only reason I dropped the rating down to 4 stars is because for other other games, I use different controller grips that won't work with this setup so in order to use them, I have to totally remove the custom mounts and associated screws and then replace my other controller grips which is a bit time consuming. It's still a good product though and if you don't use any other grips or knuckle straps, the saber attachments can be quickly and easily removed from the custom mounting brackets for playing other games.

This can be used for IB Cricket. With one rod you get the real cricket bat feel.

My 10 year loves them until it broke.Handle to the piece that gets screwed to the controller broke after a couple uses.