KIWI design Headphone Head Strap Compatible with Quest 2 Accessories, Comfort On-Ear Audio Elite Strap Replacement for Enhanced Sound Effects and Increased Immersion in VR (Head Strap Included)

I have the elite strap, Bobovr M2, and now this Kiwi with Audio strap and like them all. - The Oculus Elite is the most secure and the smallest and will fit in any case, and can tighten the most in a clamping style on your face, making it the strongest but also the most uncomfortable after a long session. - The Bobovr halo style was okay, but the back would slide up with quick movements and the headset would droop at the front onto my nose. This could only be countered by velcroing battery packs on the back strap to counterweight, but it was comfortable after these mods. It wasnt the most secure for something like Thrill of the Fight though - This Kiwi strap is a combo of the comfort (padded) and security (clamp style) but also adds soft ear bumps/cups that nestle against your ear for a better audio experience. A battery pack attached to the back will always help with how front-heavy the Quest 2 is, but this has not need that yet. Overall, they all have their benefits and I will probably keep all of them. Elite for fast action, Bobovr for relaxing games, and the Kiwi for an all around strap. I will most likely use the Kiwi the most because it is an all-around good headset for any game. I had no complaints about the default speakers before other than they had to be turned up pretty high, but having speakers that are more like headphones that sit right against your ear are a big plus for the Kiwi.

I recently received the kiwi head strap with earphones. It took a minute to get it adjusted right but now I find it very comfortable. My only issue is the earphones are so padded that they make my ears sweat. You can easily move them out of the way though. They are adjustable in lots of ways. I would definitely recommend.

Probably the best headset strap that I’ve owned for the Oculus Quest 2, however there are a couple of features that are a bit wonky. The headphones for this piece are pretty decent and are good for those with larger ears like me, however when trying to lift the headset to see something like my phone or to talk to someone, they don’t tend to stay in place and move forward. They also are not the best quality headphones, for an extra ≈$40 I feel they would be better and it can get hot underneath quite easily. If you buy this strap, I’d stick to the version with only the strap or the charger.

This is an awesome addition to my oculus quest 2. I really love that when my husband is playing his games I can no longer hear his noise in the background in the next room, so my tv time isn’t interrupted. This was well packaged and easy to install onto the head set. It’s comfortable and the sound quality is great. I played a game just to try it out myself and I really like it. I do think it is a bit overpriced for what it is.

I bought this for my son. The headset straps that came with his Oculus weren’t comfortable and he felt like he had a small weight on his head. This strap is much easier to adjust and more comfortable to wear according to him. I got him the version with headphones and he loves them. This definitely upgraded his Oculus experience and makes us it even better

Good design, decent sound quality, much more comfortable than the stock harness that comes with the Oculus.

I use my quest with my computer since its a good budget option over the index or vive. Its always felt heavy on the front of my face and the sound has left something to be desired. This solution fixed both of these problems. I can now go from 1-2 hours of play to 4+ with how comfortable it is. Great product.

I needed comfort and ease, this is a much more comfortable and much easier to fit.

Dude this head-strap makes all the difference —I can’t recommend it enough!

I have the Basic Kiwi elite strap, without the headphones. I love it so I assumed this one would be just as good, if not better. I was not disappointed. It actually improved on the original in a couple ways. The most obvious is the addition of the headphones. The ear pieces have a soft covering for your ears. So it is extremely comfortable. The sound is also really good and plenty loud enough. When playing a game like Beat Saber, it is especially good. Only negitive about it is that it makes it harder to hear your surroundings. But, to compensate for that, the earphones are adjustable so you can just let them sit a little higher on your ears. The other bonus is that the ability to tilt the headstrap to make it easier to put on or take off. The Original strap did that as well, but this one tilts up higher. There is a lot of cushioning on top and behind your head, which makes extended play sessions comfortable. It also stays snuggly in place without having to tighten it too tightly. There is no fear of it falling off your head. It tightens with a wheel at the back of the strap, and, as I mentioned, it tilts allowing an easier time to get it on or off. The only real Negitive I can say about this item is that it doesnt have a built in battery pack. But it doesnt claim to. It would just be nice. However, Kiwi sells a holder that attaches right to the strap. With this strap, you place the battery holder at the back of the strap, on the bottom of the head cushion. Then place a battery pack (which you do have to buy extra. The battery doesnt come with the holder.) But you dont feel the extra weight or the extra battery. All that costs extra though and, although nice, it is not necessary, especially if you dont play for long stretches of time. But this Elite Strap is an easy recommendation.