AMVR Touch Controller Grips for Oculus Quest 2 - Adjustable Leather Hand Straps with Battery Door Open Accessories, Meta Quest2 Elastic Handband Anti Throw, Relax Hands Enhance Holding

Whenever a friend or colleague gets a new Oculus headset, I give them a list of must-have accessories which include AMVR Touch Controller Grip Covers. I consider these a must because a knuckles-style grip is ideal for so many games and experiences that require throwing or opening one's hands. AMVR's Controller Grip Covers have been my go-to solution for both Quest and Quest 2 and they work well. But they're not without a couple downsides. They're too bulky to fit in the Quest 2 case, the rubberized straps wear over time, and they need to be removed anytime the battery needs changing. With these new Hand Grip Straps for Oculus Quest 2 AMVR solves these problems and more. Unlike the Touch Controller Grip Covers, the new Hand Grip Straps do not slip over the bottom of your controller. Instead, the Hand Grip Straps use a plastic cover that replaces the Quest controller's stock battery cover. This cover has attachment points for a leather and velcro strap and fits the Quest controller perfectly. The cover has a secure, removable door allowing easy access to the battery when the need arises. The materials are high quality with excellent fit and finish. With these grips installed, the controllers are just as slim as stock with a clean, minimal design that could have come straight from Oculus. They feel great in the hand and best of all, fit perfectly in the stock Quest 2 Battery Strap Case. How are they in actual use? In a word - fantastic! The leather straps are far more secure than the rubberized elastic straps of the previous model and the grip feels far more natural. One of the issues I had with the previous grips is that they felt like my hand was always riding a bit too high on the controller, no matter how I adjusted them. These feel just right. The straps themselves are durable and I expect them to last much longer than the previous rubberized elastic straps. Finally, the biggest pain point of the previous grips was battery changing. This is now completely solved. Bottom line - These are the grips you want. If you're new to Quest 2, put them at the top of your accessory list. If you have the older grips, get them, you won't be sorry.

The AMVR Touch Controller Grips for Oculus Quest 2 are a practical and affordable upgrade for VR users who want better control, comfort, and convenience during gameplay. Designed with an adjustable leather knuckle strap, these grips allow you to relax your hands without losing hold of the controller—perfect for fast-paced games like Beat Saber or Blade & Sorcery. The standout feature is the custom battery door, which lets you change batteries without removing the grip entirely—a major time-saver and a clever solution to a common VR hassle. Comfort is another strong point. The soft PU leather straps feel sturdy yet breathable, and the elastic band is adjustable for different hand sizes. Once fitted, the controllers stay securely attached even when your hands are open, reducing strain and preventing accidental drops. Although installation can be a bit fiddly at first due to the multiple velcro points, once set up, the grips hold up well under frequent use. Users have also appreciated the thoughtful extras like the nose-light blocker and additional velcro pieces that come in the box. Overall, the AMVR grips offer excellent value at around \$20, especially when compared to pricier alternatives. While some may find the fit slightly snug or the setup a bit tedious, the performance during gameplay more than makes up for it. If you're looking for a reliable grip that enhances immersion, protects your investment, and keeps your sessions comfortable and hands-free, these are easily one of the best accessory choices for Meta Quest 2 owners.

I was extremely impressed at first, but within a week, the Velcro started coming unglued, and I had to use duct tape to keep it together. But with the duct tape, they work fine, and I still think they're much better than the Kiwi ones I tried, for several reasons: The straps are more comfortable...the Kiwis had attached at the top with a metal ring that dug uncomfortably into the side of my hand, leaving a mark. The silicone grip covers seemed fine, but when I switched to these, I was amazed by how noticeable the weight difference was. Also it turns out they covered two tracking LEDs... I didn't notice any problems... But I've read that due to the location, they are most likely to cause problems when they're outside your field of vision, so you're likely to assume it was your fault you missed. In any case, tracking is the most important thing in VR, and that is the entire purpose of the controllers, so there is absolutely zero excuse for a design that obscures LEDs even if usually doesn't cause noticeable problems. Finally, the Kiwi straps, when Velcroed normally were extremely loose; when tightened firmly, they had to fold the Velcro part and had a lot of extra strap hanging off the bottom which sometimes snagged on things and caused them to often come undone, until I cut off extra material and duck taped them in place so they were no longer adjustable. Summary: Compared to the short Kiwi grips with silicone covers, these are much lighter, don't interfere with tracking, and are much more comfortable. But the Velcro may come unglued. Still worth it.

I've played Beat Saber competitively for 3 years now, trying different straps and grips to improve my gameplay. These ones are easily the best. The most lightweight you could possibly get, yet the grip is firm and steady. They won't make you a better player but they get in the way of it much less.

This is ideal if you don’t want to mess with silicone grips, you like the plastic cool feel but you want good hand straps. There’s a little hexagon texture on the palm side which is nice - improves the feel. These textured plates replace your battery tray, and the trap door is a little easier to remove than taking the whole cover off. Also the clever design of the trap door latch locks in the battery plate so they shouldn’t pop off during a crazy gaming session. Update: after 2 months of daily use the edge of the straps are starting to show signs of wear. I’m not sure if the straps will last a year (the elastic bands seem fine so far). VR accessories need to be durable... I’m keeping it at 5 stars for now because the price is pretty reasonable

Update- The company reached out to me & was happy to send a replacement, since my purchase was still under warranty. The replacement arrived within a matter of 2-3 days. I mainly use my quest to do workouts in Supernatural and these grips are very helpful. These have been by far my favorite quest 2 controller grips to use, as they do not block any of the sensors. It’s unusual for a company to stand behind their product like they have, to ensure that the customer is 100% satisfied. Give them a try! This worked wonderfully for the first two or three weeks — until the plastic piece that holds the Velcro strap into place broke off at the bottom. There’s no way to fix this. Very disappointed.

This is probably one of the sleekest and most unobtrusive grip strap add-on I have seen to date. If you have large palms like I do it may not be quite as comfortable as the previous grip straps. However it's a lot easier to get to the batteries and doesn't get in the way of any sensors. The only thing that I wish it had is on that leather strap a little more of a grip texture to it as it does look like they might be a little bit prone to sliding off the back of my hand but we'll see how that goes with continued use. I don't anticipate it being a major concern. I thought the little battery door accesses that are on the replacement covers moderately pointless but it is easier to just remove the battery through that cover then to slide the whole thing off though that is still an option.

So I bought 2 sets of these for my kids. They each have an Oculus 2 (birthday presents from the family). I have had a few controllers go flying and these seem to have helped. 2 Draw backs though. The stretchy band has already broken under the power of a 7 year old (there are replacements though). The bigger issue is that the Velcro is failing on my 12 year old's set on one hand, the other hands seems ok but on the bad hand I have to really try and work the Velcro in to get a decent hold. Just some food for thought. I went with these because they do not block any sensors and seemed like a decent design.

Vale déjame empezar por decir que yo tenia otro agarre de este tipo para los mandos, que también era un protector, el problema era que el arnés era muy malo y el protector de silicona hacia que el mando se volviera más gordo, y, al igual que la mayoría de protectores de silicona, afecta a la inmersión por que el dedo que usas para el botón de agarre no se puede deslizar tan fácilmente (por la fricción con la silicona), por ese motivo me compré estos, que no le añaden grosor al mando. Vale, ahora con la review: LO BUENO El mando se queda super sujeto a la mano, el material que han usado para el arnés es cuero sintético o al menos un plástico que se siente muy bien al tacto, y está sujetado por una gomilla, lo que hace que quede muy firme y se adapte a muchos tipos de manos. En serio se queda muy seguro, otro dato positivo es que no le añade grosor al mando y el botón de agarre es muy fácil de apretar. También me gustaría añadir, que al principio pensé que no iba a ser muy seguro, ya que el arnés esta sujeto por los 2 puntos de contacto que tiene la tapadera de las pilas de los mandos, pero haciendo pruebas he visto que se queda bien fijo y no se va a soltar por mucho que intentes lanzar objetos en rv, es más una vez le pones las nuevas tapaderas, es muy difícil quitarlas LO MALO Solo hay una cosa que no me gusta, la tapadera para las pilas esta sujeta por una hebilla de plástico super fina, y tarde o temprano seguramente se rompa, entonces hay que tener cuidado con esto

Ho cercato parecchio prima di fare l'acquisto di un paio di cover. Alla fine ho optato per queste. Devo dire che per 18€ (così ho pagato io) sono un ottimo compromesso. Si montano in fretta e restano molto stabili in mano. Io gioco spesso a BeatSaber e restano stabili anche nei momenti più concitati. Il cambio batteria è un pochino difficoltoso nel togliere lo sportellino ma niente di esagerato. Per me sono promosse.

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純正のストラップがボロくなってきたので購入しました。 ストラップの手に当たる面が滑りにくい素材になっているので全体的にフィットする感じで良かったです。 そう頻繁に交換するものでもないけど電池交換用の穴が小さめなのが気になる点といえば気になる点ですが、品物としては買って満足できる品物でした。

This was our second set since the first ones were different and broke easily. My kids noticed the great quality of these and found them easier to use!