5.0 out of 5 stars Love it 🥰

2026-01-05    -E

My son loves it! 🥰

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to install and comfortable to wear.

2026-02-17    -William Rose

Easy to connect and about an hour of additional time playing batman on my Meta

5.0 out of 5 stars Good upgrade

2026-01-04    -SpaceRanger

This was a little fiddly to install but once on it works great. Very comfortable and much better than the standard strap for long periods on VR. The adjustability is good and it's easy to get a nice comfortable fit. Not too heavy and holds the headset well.A good value and overall, highly recommended.

5.0 out of 5 stars Gaming in Comfort!

2026-02-07    -Lindsay Urena

This headset strap was perfect for my Quest 2 . It fit it perfectly. Moreso, when you wear it it feels great! Doesn’t feel uncomfortable or itchy. It fits very comfortably. We loved how easy it was to install. My 11 year old was able to do it all by himself. Adjusting it when it’s on has never been easier. Before we struggled with the original straps it came with. Somehow it would always loosen up. Now, NOOW, it adjustes in a flash and it actually stays in place! I’m impressed! The quality is great fits great works great! Just all around worth the buy

5.0 out of 5 stars WOW

2026-01-20    -monique searles

really great product

4.0 out of 5 stars Decent quality, improvement over original straps on Meta Quest 2

2026-01-16    -Jimbuktu

This is a solidly built head strap that we use on our Meta Quest 2. Directions were easy enough but we had to google-search to figure out how to take off the old strap. The dial on the back is super nice as it makes it so much easier to adjust the headset when handing this to someone else to use.Comfort wise I’d say it is ok — not amazing, not bad. It’s certainly an improvement over the original basic headstrap. It’s packaged nicely and has parts for Meta Quest 2 and 3. As far as tilting the VR headset up easily, I give that a ‘meh’ rating. Yes, it can be done, but the weight of the headset is a challenge and it feels like it’ll fall down over your eyes at any moment. It’s not like propping sunglasses on the top of your head, but in a pinch, you can lift them up to look around.For the price (under $25) it seems like a reasonable buy. There are others out there that are similar but are a little cheaper. If you opt to go with this brand I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

4.0 out of 5 stars A Solid, Budget-Friendly Pick - Some assembly required

2026-01-16    -Jason Patrick

I’ve been using the DXKK headstrap with my Meta Quest 3 for a while now, and it’s a great option for VR fans who don’t want to splurge on the Meta Elite strap. The build quality is solid, with a sturdy plastic frame and a soft, comfy top cushion that makes long gaming sessions a breeze. The rear “bowl” is slightly deeper than the Elite’s, giving a snug, secure fit that I really appreciate during intense VR moments.The 45-degree tilt feature is a total win—flipping the headset up to grab a drink or check my phone without fully removing it is super convenient. It’s a bit heavier than the Elite strap, but honestly, it’s barely noticeable once I’m immersed in a game. The adjustment dial lets you fine-tune the fit, though loosening it can produce a sharp, clicky sound that feels a little off compared to the smoother Elite strap.Setup was straightforward, with included brackets for Quest 2, 3, and 3S, plus a tiny screwdriver for assembly. It took me about five minutes, though the small screws were a bit fiddly for my hands. Price-wise, it’s a steal—much cheaper than the Elite and about 20% less than another third-party strap I own. Plus, they toss in a microfiber cloth for cleaning lenses, which comes in handy after sweaty VR sessions.Overall, the DXKK headstrap balances comfort, functionality, and affordability. It’s a great choice for anyone looking to enhance their Quest experience without breaking the bank.

4.0 out of 5 stars A Solid, Budget-Friendly Pick - Some assembly required

2026-02-23    -Jason Patrick

I’ve been using the DXKK headstrap with my Meta Quest 3 for a while now, and it’s a great option for VR fans who don’t want to splurge on the Meta Elite strap. The build quality is solid, with a sturdy plastic frame and a soft, comfy top cushion that makes long gaming sessions a breeze. The rear “bowl” is slightly deeper than the Elite’s, giving a snug, secure fit that I really appreciate during intense VR moments.The 45-degree tilt feature is a total win—flipping the headset up to grab a drink or check my phone without fully removing it is super convenient. It’s a bit heavier than the Elite strap, but honestly, it’s barely noticeable once I’m immersed in a game. The adjustment dial lets you fine-tune the fit, though loosening it can produce a sharp, clicky sound that feels a little off compared to the smoother Elite strap.Setup was straightforward, with included brackets for Quest 2, 3, and 3S, plus a tiny screwdriver for assembly. It took me about five minutes, though the small screws were a bit fiddly for my hands. Price-wise, it’s a steal—much cheaper than the Elite and about 20% less than another third-party strap I own. Plus, they toss in a microfiber cloth for cleaning lenses, which comes in handy after sweaty VR sessions.Overall, the DXKK headstrap balances comfort, functionality, and affordability. It’s a great choice for anyone looking to enhance their Quest experience without breaking the bank.

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to install and comfortable to wear.

2026-02-22    -William Rose

Easy to connect and about an hour of additional time playing batman on my Meta

4.0 out of 5 stars Decent quality, improvement over original straps on Meta Quest 2

2025-12-31    -Jimbuktu

This is a solidly built head strap that we use on our Meta Quest 2. Directions were easy enough but we had to google-search to figure out how to take off the old strap. The dial on the back is super nice as it makes it so much easier to adjust the headset when handing this to someone else to use.Comfort wise I’d say it is ok — not amazing, not bad. It’s certainly an improvement over the original basic headstrap. It’s packaged nicely and has parts for Meta Quest 2 and 3. As far as tilting the VR headset up easily, I give that a ‘meh’ rating. Yes, it can be done, but the weight of the headset is a challenge and it feels like it’ll fall down over your eyes at any moment. It’s not like propping sunglasses on the top of your head, but in a pinch, you can lift them up to look around.For the price (under $25) it seems like a reasonable buy. There are others out there that are similar but are a little cheaper. If you opt to go with this brand I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.