12 Best Oculus Quest 2 Accessories You Can Buy

While users with clear vision won’t face difficulties with the Quest 2, things can be difficult for bespectacled VR users. If you wear prescription glasses, you might have been using the glass spacer that comes with the Quest 2. However, it’s no secret that the provided spacer is not perfect. A company called Amavasion is here with a handy solution.

Amavasion provides vision correcting VR lenses that are dialed to your prescription number. Once you get them, all you have to do is clip them on and wear your headset like you would without glasses. Furthermore, if you need your two lenses to have different numbers, you can easily mix and match as there are a plethora of options available. While a bit difficult to remove once on the headset, users have reported the lenses to provide perfect vision and give an amazing experience.

The Quest 2 is pretty comfortable when worn with its default strap. However, it does tend to get a bit heavy on the head after a while. This is because the majority of the weight of the headset is in the front. The Quest 2 Elite Strap has been ergonomically designed to help distribute the weight better and make the experience more comfortable. Used correctly, the strap should ensure your playing time is enjoyable.

While a bit on the pricier side, the Quest 2 Elite Strap has been loved by mostly all users. However, some have also reported the Strap’s plastic cracking on certain units. Nevertheless, the Elite Strap is an amazing Oculus Quest 2 accessory to use.

The Oculus Quest 2 after all, is a device you can take anywhere and share with your friends and family. While the box the headset comes in is robust, it is nowhere portable enough to take it with you everywhere. This is where the official Quest 2 carrying case comes in. Designed for extreme portability the Quest 2 carrying case allows users to easily pack up their VR headset and take it with them anywhere.

The outer body of the carrying case is made out of good material and should easily take any knocking about. The interior of the case itself is padded so even if you move around a lot with it, your headset will be safe. The Quest 2 carrying case has enough space to pack the headset, the two controllers, the charging cable with the adapter, and even an Elite Strap. Users looking for a compact yet safe way to move their Quest 2 around will love this Oculus accessory.

If you’ve gone through our list of the best VR games, you already know about Eleven Table Tennis and how fun it can be on the Quest 2. But how do you make it even more realistic and fun ? Strap on the AMVR TT grip handle of course. This handy handle has been designed to simulate the look and feel of a real tennis paddle.

You can simply attach the handle with the controller and play away. The paddle also supports both sides and has them marked with L and R. And before you ask, don’t worry as your Oculus Touch controller will be safe from falling since the handle fixing ring itself is very sturdy. So if you’re someone looking to rack up your table tennis points in VR, check this Quest 2 accessory out.

It’s no secret the Quest 2 has an average battery life. And if you’re a regular VR user you must already be tired of hooking the headset up to the wall adapter repeatedly. The Anker charging dock is a much quicker solution that covers not only the headset but the controllers as well. The dock itself is very appealing to look at and made out of sturdy quality. The dock also comes with two magnetic touch controller covers along with rechargeable batteries and a magnetic Type-C clip.

Once the covers have been changed and the input inserted, all you need to do is put your headset and controllers on the dock and the charring will begin right away. The Anker dock also has LED status lights that tell you the real-time charging status for the headset and both controllers. While you cannot use the Elite Strap battery pack along with this dock, this Quest 2 accessory is handy for players looking to charge and show off their VR set at the same time.

While the Quest 2 elite strap is official, you might be skeptical of it given the cracking issue in certain units. If you’re looking for alternatives then Kiwi has a solution. Deep in the Quest 2 accessory game, Kiwi has designed its own upgraded version of the Quest 2 elite strap. Starting from the side straps that have now been designed with an upgraded polymer material which means they can stand to bend more and still not break.

Another handy addition is the 52°adjustable connector which will allow you to put on and take off the headset by simply moving it up and down. Coupled with the enlarged head support means this strap will wrap around your head better. Kiwi has been upgraded the top and side cushions which will not only improve your comfort but also reduce the pressure on your head. While charging a bit more for the upgraded strap, this is a much needed addition if you’re someone dedicated to VR gaming.

The Quest 2 features some amazing directional speakers. However, even they cannot replace the immersion you get by putting on a pair of earphones. While the Quest 2 can support any set of 3.5mm earphones, Logitech has gone above and beyond to make a special set just for the Quest 2. The Logitech G333 VR gaming earphones have been designed with virtual reality users in mind and hence feature some amazing perks.

The first and foremost of those features is the level of attention Logitech has paid to cable management. Unlike traditional earphones that have over the top wire length, the G333 features precision managed flat cables that are mapped out to the size of the Quest 2. This is further bolstered by the three velcro straps you receive which are used to tie down the earphones to the headset. The audio quality itself is amazing since the G333 has dual dynamic drivers for highs/mids and bass respectively. This will ensure you get accurate sounds in all your VR experiences. The G333 also come with flexible and interchangeable soft silicone tips and so can be used by VR users the world over.

Some users are content with draining their battery and then charging their headset. However, if you’re someone who just wants to go on gaming without waiting, there is a way. VR Power 2 is a battery pack solution specially designed for the Oculus Quest 2. Packing a combined power of 10,000mAh in its battery pack, VR Power 2 is a set that easily hooks up to the Quest 2’s straps and charges the headset while you play. The VR Power 2 pack fits with almost all Quest 2 straps including the Elite battery pack.

The entire setup is done through a velcro system which is easy to operate. If you have problems with it, the pack also comes with clips for help. Just make sure you can take the extra weight since this pack weighs a whopping 273 grams. Aside from its massive power capacity, it also has an LED status power button that tells you about the current charge and can turn the pack on/off. There is also passthrough charging which means you can hook another cable and have your headset and battery pack charge at the same time. VR Power 2 boasts up to 8 hours of VR Gaming which should more than enough for even VR veterans.

The Quest 2’s controllers while incredibly attractive have an off-white scheme that can quickly fall victim to dust and sweaty palms. If you just bought your Quest headset and want to keep your controllers shiny, you need a good grip cover. Thankfully, the AMVR grip covers do the job and then some. Made out of high quality TPU plastic, the covers protect the majority of the touch controllers save for the sensors. The high quality build ensures that even if the controller falls, it won’t be terribly damaged.

AMVR also provides an adjustable wrist knuckle strap that will make sure your grip on the controllers is always tight. AMVR has also set up 5 optional holes for this strap so players of all hand sizes can use it. To hammer that point home, even the cover’s exterior has a textured yet comfortable design that increases palm contact, provide comfort and ventilation. While the grip covers do not have a battery compartment, they are feature rich enough to still get.

If you’re someone who uses Oculus Air Link, you can steer clear of this accessory. However, if wireless lag plagues you then buying the Oculus Link might be a good idea. This official Type-C to C cable easily connects to the Quest 2 and your PC for some quality VR gaming. The 16 Feet long cable promises high throughput which translates to low latency and almost no loss. So you can go ahead and play Half-Life Alyx without losing detail.

The cable is also has a fiber optic core so rest assured the extra weight won’t bog you down while playing. You can even go ahead and use the Oculus Link cable to charge your Quest 2 once done. However, a downside here is the Type C output which means you will need to have a C port on your PC to use this cable. Considering the price it would have been nice if we got an adapter in the package but good adapters can easily be found online.

When you’re playing games on the Quest 2, it’s all too easy to run around your play space and accidentally run into a wall. To solve this you can either not move while playing VR (not fun) or you can invest in this handy ProxiMat. Designed to mimic VR play space area, the ProxiMat Metaverse portal is a handy mat that you can put on your floor and play on. Depending on your space, you can pick from a range of sizes and even buy a big 56 inch mat.

Made out of comfortable material, the ProxiMat will help you stay inside your space while having fun at the same time. There is a also a physical home centering button along with a smaller north facing button on the mat itself should you need to get your bearings. So the next time you feel like playing room scale without risk of injury, check this Quest 2 accessory out.

The Quest 2’s foam covers while comfortable gave a lot of people facial problems when it first came out. Meta solved that by shipping out free Silicone covers. While good, the silicone cover can easily trap extra sweat and hot air and make your experience less than fun. Thankfully, there are a lot of covers out there and Kiwi Design’s is one of them. Designed with comfort and style in mind, the Kiwi facial interface is an upgraded version of the stock one and features better build material.

This facial interface has unique L-shaped vents that are made to let hot air and moisture escape during your intensive sessions. This means less lens fogging and less taking the headset off to take a breather. The updated nose guard in this cover also means there will be no light leakage while you play away. However, what touches you will be soft PU leather for extreme comfort. Kiwi also gives an extra face pad if you end up sharing this with a friend and an upgraded glasses spacer too.