AMVR Touch Controller Grip Cover Anti-Throw Handle Protective Sleeve Accessories for Quest 2 with Adjustable Wrist Knuckle Strap

They work well enough for there use case however they make the controller to wide for my use case so if you have small hand maby don't buy this however if your donttthen they work perfectly well for the price

Only used them a few times as it makes you hold the controller in a funny position in the hand couldn't get on with them

These grips are great for the controllers, just try not to stretch the soft part tht goes around your hand

I had bought the other listing which was previously for Q1 and Rift, but had been updated to include Quest 2 in the description. It did not fit the Quest 2 properly, about an inch of space at the bottom of the grip unnocupied where the Q2 controllers are slightly chunkier.This one does actually fit! The resulting higher fit means the top of the grip doesn't rub on my thumb where the previous model did a little bit.The only reason I'm giving 4 stars is because these are £10 (!!!) more than the other version and don't come with a lens cover like the previous did. £30 is a lot of money for a couple of bits of plastic and rubber.All that aside, the AMVR grips with knuckle straps are very comfortable to use, it's great not having to hold the controller all the time, especially in things like VR chat where sometimes you don't want to press or rest on any buttons due to the way the emoting works. Good stuff, just a touch too expensive for what you get.

Despite what the packaging and seller say this does not seem to be designed specifially for the quest 2. This is immediately apparent as the holes at the bottom don't even align with the controller's defualt wrist straps for them to be pulled through.Since the design hasn't been adapted for the mildly different quest 2 controllers you end up holding the controller in an unnatural fashion with your thumb driven further forward into the device than is normal. To solve this the strap needs to go precariously over your knuckles, rather than the back of your wrist. And forget about trying the large or extra large strap slots, this will throw the centre of gravity of the cotroller way out, it will float an inch ot two from you palm if you let go.I had one of these for my quest 1 and it was great, so obviously this company has the capability to make something that works. They just didn't bother put in any extra development for the quest 2. It just about works and that was good enough for them to release apparently.Oh and the grip still slides up and pins down the grip button occasionally.Regards,Someone with very average sized hands

Have used these for many hours and do the job well. Easy to install and use. Enhance play especially for games like beat saber and I couldn't go back to playing the Oculus without these.

These grips are class there really easy to set up. There also comfortable when using them but my problem with them is that the grips are left with purple and blue marks after used

I don't know if I was sent the wrong ones, but these definitely DO mess up tracking. If pulled up tight on the controller, it catches the side trigger and presses it down. It slips up and down during play, which definitely interferes with the tracking. I've spent weeks thinking there was something up with my controllers or my play style but after getting a 2nd Oculus for my husband and trying both these and alternative grips on his, we realised it's the grips. Unfortunately it's taken me too long to work out and the return window has closed. Grrrr. One of the two stars is for the comfort, which is fairly reasonable but they do hurt my hands after a while. The 2nd star is because these are the only grips I can find that fit my hands and actually allow me to have a much looser grip on the controllers. Velcro ones are always too large. So if you have small hands, these may be worth a try.