KIWI design Upgraded Controller Grips Cover with Battery Opening Protector with Knuckle Straps Compatible with Quest 2 Accessories (Gray White)

This deserves high praise just for the fact I can change the batteries easily and quickly without having to remove the covers.

These make holding the controllers very comfortable and put your hands in position so you can reach every button easily. They are well built and you can tell lots of thought went into design and build. The battery door is a flap that locks in and makes for easy access to the battery. Install was easy. I would recommend to everyone.

I play Supernatural Fitness.. its similar to Beat Saber but better...These work great.. was easy to put on..stays in place..and the easy access to the battery compartment is great!!

If you are using one of the brands of floppy silicone covers where you have to deal with some complicated strap thing each time you replace the batteries hit this buy button and you will never have to dread changing your batteries again. I have not had any issues with the controller tracking other reviewers mentioned. These grips fell like soft velvet, are incredibly well made and so comfortable you might just want to keep holding them after putting the headset away. Im really not joking there. I dont always leave reviews its just that i hated those complicated strap things SO SO much. Why are these so comparatively inexpensive? These are worth 50.00 easily. I wish this company would make a set of little matching clip on sensor bumpers. I would buy those in a hot minute.

Feels more secure than wrist strap and comfortable.

Great fit design and protection

The battery door in the handle. I tried a different aftermarket controller cover that had the hand wrap/strap, but to change out batteries, one had to completely remove the cover, and had to thread the wrist strap through the bottom of the handle. Batteries just don’t last long enough to even out the pita it is to remove them. The battery door in the handle. That’s all you need to know. But, the material is softer than the other brand I tried. Hasn’t picked up any dyes from dark clothing. Hand wrap/strap is solid design. Holds its shape.

I love these grips. With a battery door so no more undoing everything to switch batteries.

Gives a nice secure grip and feels really nice. Was easy to install and the strap allows me to open my hands up while holding the grips. I particularly like that it has its own battery door so you dont have to take them off to replace batteries.

These grips are fantastic, and i’m very pleased with this product. Here’s some more detail about them if you’re on the fence about getting them: First off, the battery door idea? Absolutely game-changing. They fit snugly in their slot so you dont get any unnecessary movement or disturbance while playing, frankly I forget theyre even there until I have to change my batteries, which is made a breeze thanks to these. When I owned the Quest 1, I ran into this issue a lot with the third party straps I bought similar to these (because Meta still gives us these terrible Wii-mote looking straps as default) where I struggled to change the battery. These dont have that issue at all. The grips themselves are made of a very good material that doesn’t retain sweat and remains ergonomic and grippable even during high-intensity VR games. They adjust great, and while my hands are in the medium area, they handle my younger sister’s dainty hands and the massive paws of my 6’2 roommate just as well. The added bonus of threading the existing wii-mote type strap through is nice and can help you to not launch your Quest 2 controller at mach 12 into the nearest precious decoration in your home. Overall fantastic design I noticed that many of the reviews highlighted that the system with which these attach to the controllers has one important design flaw: they cover 2 of the tracking infrared LEDs on the halo rings on the Quest 2 controllers. This is true, and knowing this I took the chance of buying them regardless. I can confidently say I haven’t seen the slightest effect on my tracking as consequence of these LEDs being covered. My assumption is that they’re there as redundancies (as it looks like the tracking rings are pretty coated in those LEDs) and that they don’t contribute any majorly essential function to the device. This does mean, however, that you have 2 (potentially) redundant LEDs covered on each controller, and MAY become an issue if other LEDs were to fail. This however is an issue I haven’t experienced nor can I speak on it. It seems like covering them has no discernible effect on tracking. If you’re on the fence I’d definitely recommend getting them, as they work great and the one fear I had (loss of tracking from covering the LEDs) turned out to not happen at all, at least in my case (my headset is still relatively new). Overall great product!