VR Game Handle Accessories Compatible with Oculus Quest 2 Controllers, Dual Handles Extension Grips Compatible with Meta Quest 2 Accessories Beat Saber Supernatural Gorilla Tag Games

Really, the first thing to get out of the way with this product (and any similar product) is that it's a one-trick pony where setting it up might be a turn off for some types of players.If you predominantly play golfing games with your Oculus, or you intend for a particular Oculus session to only involve golf, the setup isn't so bad. It isn't super complicated to attach the controller to the club, and is pretty simple after you've done it once or twice.However, if you're the type of Oculus user that likes to switch around games during your session, then this kind of device (whether by this company or any of the many others that produce similar products) might be more tedious than it's worth when it comes to installing it and removing it from the "club."The critical thing with any kind of device like this is how securely it holds the controller. The very last thing you want is to take a swing and have your controller flying across the room, smashing into your TV. As long as you follow the instructions, the controller feels very secure in the "club" and I had good confidence with my swings.While playing Golf+ I did experience a few glitches where the Oculus would sometimes read the position of the controller in a very wrong place, usually way over extended -- glitches that didn't seem to happen when just using the controller alone without the club. I don't necessarily think this was a fault of this product though - given the nature of the glitch, I would expect this to be an occasional problem with any brand of club attachment.Overall, for me, I think this product is much more a novelty than something I will use all that often. But it does work well for what it's designed to do. For someone who really takes their VR golf seriously, I could see this being a worthwhile addition to their Oculus accessories.

This review is for dual handle oculus controllers.I got this for saber type games on my Meta Quest 2. I really enjoyed using them, and they felt nice and stable. I did not fear at any point that the controller would fall apart or go flying across the room. However, it is quite heavy! The added weight could be seen as a positive thing if you are looking for a more immersive experience or just more of a challenge playing games. I found it a bit exhausting for sessions longer than 10 minutes. I will definitely keep them and break them out when I get stronger.

My sons had high hopes for simulaterd golf with this attachment but it didn't really hold the controller like they hoped. It did work buy did't live up to our expectations.

These controller extensions do a nice job of making the Quest 2 controllers more effective, and safer, to play games like Beat Sabre and Kayak VR: Mirage. The extensions screw onto the end of the controllers, and clip onto the ring with a spring-loaded clip. In addition, a "bumper" of sorts attaches to the ring that helps cushion the rings should you inadvertently smash your controllers into each other, or into something else.In addition, you can attach the controllers to each other with a longish rod, and this allows you to mimic hold a Kayak paddle, or other two-ended device.The spring loaded clip does a good job of holding the controller in place, but maybe not as securely as other devices I have, like those for playing golf games that use a velcro strap. Of course, you can always add your own strap.Recommended, with reservations.

The putter works ok, but takes some time to get used to. I prefer using just the controller myself. I let my niece try it out and she really likes it.

Assembles easily and comes with all parts. It’s really cool however when playing beatsaber with them they add a bunch of weight which makes playing harder. And since it attaches to the bottom of the controllers you have to hit the blocks from farther away or else you miss them. So it does affect the gameplay. The attachment piece is nice and everything is good quality. If you want to make the game harder this is a good buy especially if you like extra weight, but if the game is hard enough and you get wore out easily I wouldn’t recommend. I’m an average player and it was kinda hard to make it through the whole song because of how heavy it was. But still a good product over all.

My son uses these with his oculus for baseball and light sabers. He says they work great.

My daughter loves this for beat saber and says it gives her a better workout. She likes that the added weight makes it easier to immerse herself in the game, since she feels like she’s actually holding a saber.The only downsides I can see are 1. identical items are offered for almost half the cost of this, and 2. I am concerned that the straps will break and I’ll lose a window. The material isn’t as strong as I’d like and I worry they’ll rip at the rivets.