If you are looking for an expensive and aesthetically pleasing case, feel free to read no further - this is likely the case you want.
If you interested in function, read on:
Pros: The case seems reasonably hard and well made. It has a strap to carry to carry it. The Quest 2 fits in it as expected. It will fit the elite strap no problem. It is aesthetically pleasing in many ways.
Cons: I hate the feel of the outside of the case. It feels like hard felt to me and when my fingers graze the case it’s like tying wet shoelaces. It makes me shiver and cringe. The zipper is hidden which is aesthetically pleasing, but I could never once get it to open or close all the way without the zipper jamming at least once. Oculus has also tied the thinnest piece of string in the world to the zipper so when the zipper inevitably gets jammed, the string pulls right off. Then you have to replace it with something thicker/tougher because putting that tiny piece of string back on only means pulling it off again very soon. The inside has a tiny compartment at one end that fits the charging brick and not much else. If you do put something small in there (like spare AA’s) the case design has space between the compartment and the lid that allows those AA’s free access to the headset’s lenses. So you probably shouldn’t put spare AA’s in there. The middle section for the controllers where has a weird design that just about everyone will struggle with. I considered cutting out the diagram of how the controllers are supposed to fit in there and taping it inside the case for reference. Intuitive? No. And last, but certainly not least, the size of the case is quite a bit bigger than the Quest 1. Again there doesn’t seem to be a purpose other than aesthetics. The Quest 2 headset is actually smaller and I didn’t get any meaningful storage space inside the new case to warrant the larger size.
Bottom line, I am returning it and getting a 3rd party case because I’d much rather have function over aesthetics. But that’s me. If you don’t care so much about function and love the aesthetics, go ahead and spend the $50. You won’t be disappointed with the aesthetics.
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C. Ripper
Oculus went for aesthetics over function
2020年11月27日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表尺寸: 均码已确认购买
Oculus went for aesthetics over function
2020年11月27日 在美国审核
If you are looking for an expensive and aesthetically pleasing case, feel free to read no further - this is likely the case you want.2020年11月27日 在美国审核
If you interested in function, read on:
Pros: The case seems reasonably hard and well made. It has a strap to carry to carry it. The Quest 2 fits in it as expected. It will fit the elite strap no problem. It is aesthetically pleasing in many ways.
Cons: I hate the feel of the outside of the case. It feels like hard felt to me and when my fingers graze the case it’s like tying wet shoelaces. It makes me shiver and cringe. The zipper is hidden which is aesthetically pleasing, but I could never once get it to open or close all the way without the zipper jamming at least once. Oculus has also tied the thinnest piece of string in the world to the zipper so when the zipper inevitably gets jammed, the string pulls right off. Then you have to replace it with something thicker/tougher because putting that tiny piece of string back on only means pulling it off again very soon. The inside has a tiny compartment at one end that fits the charging brick and not much else. If you do put something small in there (like spare AA’s) the case design has space between the compartment and the lid that allows those AA’s free access to the headset’s lenses. So you probably shouldn’t put spare AA’s in there. The middle section for the controllers where has a weird design that just about everyone will struggle with. I considered cutting out the diagram of how the controllers are supposed to fit in there and taping it inside the case for reference. Intuitive? No. And last, but certainly not least, the size of the case is quite a bit bigger than the Quest 1. Again there doesn’t seem to be a purpose other than aesthetics. The Quest 2 headset is actually smaller and I didn’t get any meaningful storage space inside the new case to warrant the larger size.
Bottom line, I am returning it and getting a 3rd party case because I’d much rather have function over aesthetics. But that’s me. If you don’t care so much about function and love the aesthetics, go ahead and spend the $50. You won’t be disappointed with the aesthetics.
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Tony
Premium feel but costly
2020年10月17日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表尺寸: 均码已确认购买
Hilberto (iGoGY) Cueto
Quest 1 case vs Quest 2 case
2020年12月3日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表尺寸: 均码已确认购买
Quest 1 case vs Quest 2 case
2020年12月3日 在美国审核
Quest 1 case is better in my opinion its smaller and made with better material + controllers snap in place(Q2 you just place controllers) + under controllers “hidden”compartment for my charger +headphones (Q2 just has a somewhat compartment gets the job done..I guess) to be a 2nd gen of the product get the job done but product wise seems kinda cheaply made to be the same price as Q1 case in my opinion same with the Oculus Quest 2 , it does look slightly better maybe with further games will get better like PlayStation and the adicional head strap that you have to buy the product is A1 definitely make a difference (but sucks it doesn’t come stock for free as it should be to be as 2nd gen product cause the strap Q2 comes stock sucks compared to predecessor Q1or for the price of Q2 but that’s it ,if #Oculus would’ve made the Q2 with the durability of the Q1 AMAZING PRODUCT
2020年12月3日 在美国审核
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Jeffrey D Ball
Thumbs down
2020年10月17日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表尺寸: 均码已确认购买
Erik
Not the best zipper pull
2020年10月19日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表尺寸: 均码已确认购买
Not the best zipper pull
2020年10月19日 在美国审核
Not the best zipper pull cord.
2020年10月19日 在美国审核
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