Cover Set for Oculus Quest VR Headset Accessories,Touch Controller Grip Cover & Face Pad Cover & Front Eye Protective Head Cover Skin & VR Lens Cover(Does NOT Apply for Oculus Quest 2)

This product is very nice the covers for the controllers fit perfectly you kind of have to force it on there pretty good but after that very comfortable!! And as for everything else it works perfectly the cover for the front of the oculus you have to really move it around to get it just right but I’m able to charge it perfectly and all cameras and buttons for as well and as for the face cover and dust lens cover very good as well very nice kit for protecting your oculus would highly recommend. Though my only warning is when putting the cover on the front make sure the charging port and power button are positioned properly took maybe five minutes to make gaps for the ports but five stars

The media could not be loaded.  Does not fit 😬. Everything else is fine. Debating to return, but I can use the other materials.

If you have not already purchased these items separately, This is a great buy.- Controller grips fit perfectly. Make sure you pull the lanyards out completely.- Face Pad Cover is made of silicone so it allows you to clean it after each use. It also covers up any extra light that comes in from the gap between your nose and the headset. IMPORTANT: it will get sweaty!- Front Cover adds more protection but the Oculus supplied USB C cable does not connect very well. Use lower profiled USB C cable or "make" the Cover opening a little larger.

I bought this mostly for the controller grips because the Halo on one of my controllers was cracked due to a cat related fall. It holds the cracked halo in place and doesn’t cover any of the ir lights so it doesn’t affect any of the tracking. It’s also adds a level of sturdiness to the controllers so I’m happy with my purchase.

I’ve had this for about 2 months now, and I use my Oculus for 3 hours about 3-4 times a week.The only pieces that fit well for me were the silicone face pad cover and the controller covers. The lens protector is too large and the headset cover seems a bit small, takes quite a bit of force to get on there and I don’t dare to try to take it off in fear it will damage my headset. Also the holes cut for the charging port and the power button were just a bit off, as I mentioned it takes some force to make everything fit.The controller covers are quite comfortable and grippy, only downside is you have to take them completely off to access the batteries. With the quality of the material I feel like I have to frequently remove and replace the controller covers that they will likely tear by the end of next year.Plus side the face mask fits and works great! My wife will leave makeup stains on it sometimes but it’s pretty easy to wipe off as well as sweat. Grips great to your face even when sweaty and still has a cool feeling to it. Would definitely opt for a cushioned one if I wasn’t doing anything active though.

I could not get the silicone covers on the remotes to fit well and had to cut areas out for the buttons of the remotes to show and not get pressed down from the to small of a cover for them. also fit better in hand after that.The other issue I had was the tracking on the remotes ended up not working correctly from either the covers being to thick or something else and ultimately ended up just removing them to work properly again.the silicone cover to go over the foam was rather more uncomfortable and caused more sweating and fogging on the lenses them selves and I ended up just removing it also. (probably like that for all silicone parts that go on the goggles)All I use these products for is to put protective barriers on the goggles and remotes when traveling so they do not get damaged, since i dont have a case for them yet.But I do not know if it is because they are a 3rd party company or what that made these silicone products but i guess you get what you pay for and should not cheap out if you really want a product that will work on the Oculus Quest 2 properly.

So I bought the ~15 dollar VR Cover Silicon Cover and this; this is better because it did not trigger the proximity sensor, althought it could just be manufacturing tolerances as they seem very similar.In addition, I also had split the controller ring in half (broke it right at the center.) My original plan was to glue it together and protect it with the grip cover, but it turns out the grip does a good enough job holding the ring in place that I didn't feel a need to glue them back together.The thing I found useless is the front plate-- what is it protecting? isn't it just blocking the heat dissipation?

product was to small for my game system

A well-featured cover kit for a good value price, with the only gripe being...That the dimensions for every single piece is all wrong.The controller cover is too short for the handle, so all the cutouts are in the wrong place. I had to cut away quite a bit in order for it to properly fit.The headset cover is way too wide and so are the spacings of the cutouts. Slap it on as is and the cameras are fully blocked.The lens cover is the only thing that works.The face cover does not have enough overhang to latch onto the headset although light leak is improved in the end.Overall, A for effort, F for execution.This thing is worth $2, not $20. Don't buy this.I would return it but I still need to use this for now so I modded the hell out of it to salvage this horrendous purchase.