CASEMATIX Hard Shell VR Headset Case Compatible with Oculus Quest 2 VR Headset and Select Accessories

I use this product for the oculus game system .

Pretty well made and sturdy. It has quite a bit of room left even with the Oculus Go+charger+controller in it. Though when closed the foam padding keeps the Oculus in place. However the accessory bag shuffles around quite a bit but you can probably fit a game pad in that space.

Case was well constructed a little on the small side, great for home storage. I would get the bigger model for travel.

For being a plain-jane case, its pretty nice. Plenty of room for the headset, controller, charger, and an external auxiliary battery that I bought to give the Oculus more play time on a charge.

The foam inside keeps the headset secure. The bag that comes with it is great for the controller and charger.

Initial quality feedback seemed to be good and quality, materials and UX seems good but until you’ve used it over and over and have pulled back the zip 100’s of times there’s no way to tell if it will last the test of time

perfect for unit !!!

Product is good and a good value however it is a tight fit getting everything packed away. Could use a little more space.

I got the Oculus go and needed a case for it, it does the job.

Pretty good case. Fits the Go really well. It leaves plenty of room around the sides, and has egg crate style foam on the top and bottom of the interior. When you close it, it’s just tight enough to keep the headset in place so it doesn’t bounce around the case when you travel. The hard shell is excellent as well. My only issue is the bag they provide to hold the accessories. It’s a little fishnet style case that’s supposed to hold your remote, charging head, and USB cable. It has a couple of Velcro attached to fix it to the fishnet foam. It’s an OK solution in theory, but the bag doesn’t have a drawstring or way to secure it shut. As a result it’s just always open. The remote has come out a couple of times as a result. Not good, especially if it bounces around and possibly scratches or breaks the lense. What I ended up doing was just keeping the accessories separate when I travel. Not ideal, but better to be safe than sorry.