Works for me i spend most of my time sim racing with aftermarket link cable. The headset will not charge while playing but will slowly drain which gives me more than enough time to spend sim racing.
Works for me i spend most of my time sim racing with aftermarket link cable. The headset will not charge while playing but will slowly drain which gives me more than enough time to spend sim racing.

This head strap feels great and fits perfectly. I tried the BoboVR and its not comfortable with the Quest 3 as the Quest3 has less weight/pull on the front vs the Quest 2 which is what it was designed for. Got this one for $25 which is a good and fair price.
This head strap feels great and fits perfectly. I tried the BoboVR and its not comfortable with the Quest 3 as the Quest3 has less weight/pull on the front vs the Quest 2 which is what it was designed for. Got this one for $25 which is a good and fair price.

Solid, comfy, easy to adjus
Such a worthwhile upgrade. Money well spent. I use my Meta Quest 3 headset for exercise so I need my goggles to be comfortable and stay put while jumping around. These work very well. Getting that perfect adjustment has been so tricky for me on other goggles. Then when you take them of those loose their adjustment. Not with these though. I can put them on and it is very close to where I had them before. The only thing I usually have to tweak is the angle of the goggle hinge itself and that is from Meta not these. I’m happy if that is it.
These are a quick install too. I’ve been using these everyday for a month and have had no issues at all.

If the Stock Strap Is Uncomfortable for You Then, Perhaps
I ordered the Kuject Design Comfort Head Strap before having put on the Quest 3 for the first time. When I saw this “upgrade” in my recommendations I thought “why would you need that, is there something wrong with the stock head-strap”? I proceeded to do a bit of searching around the interwebs and found numerous complaints regarding the stock strap’s comfort level.

I decided to preemptively order this pro-style replacement before ever removing my new Quest 3 from its packaging, much less actually trying it on. Upon doing which I discovered that for me, the stock strap was perfectly comfortable. Even though the Kuject head-strap now served only to solve a non-existent problem, it deserved proper testing so I installed it per the included instructions — which were adequate if not overly detailed — and gave it a try.

From a comfort perspective, it’s fine — no better or worse than the stock head-strap — with one exception – I don’t like the way the plastic-leather pad covers feel on my scalp. Any additional comfort the extra padding may have given is offset by the “stickiness” of its cheap, plasticky covering material. Sadly, cheap materials are a theme with the Kuject strap.

Apart from the pads, the structural and mechanical parts are all made of very cheap plastics – the kind of brittle plastics that when sustaining a substantial enough impact, will likely crack rather than absorb the shock. With that in mind however, I didn’t have any issues with installation or function – the Kuject strap worked as it should have and is a bit easier to fit-adjust than the stock offering.

When all was said and done, the Kuject head-strap just wasn’t for me so I returned to the stock strap but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth considering. If you dislike the stock strap then you may find the Kuject strap more to your liking. No, the materials aren’t premium — not even close — but you shouldn’t be expecting premium materials at the asking price. Though I do believe that the build quality goes a bit too far toward cost savings – a modest price bump with materials to match would have made for a better offering.

3.5 out of 5 rounded up. A tepid recommendation only for those who find the stock head-strap uncomfortable and are looking for a relatively inexpensive alternative.