Myecovie VR Carrying Case for Meta Quest 3/Quest 2/Vision Pro/Pico 4, Hard Travel Case Compatible with Most Battery Strap and Controllers Accessories, Crossbody Shoulder Backpack

Eden with an upgraded battery strap attached to the headset it fits perfectly, and holds my controllers as well. It's smaller than I expected, but that ended up working out well for me as a dedicated VR bag. Soft interior gives me peace of mind when traveling. The case doesn't feel like the type of bag that you can place weight unto but I had boxes fall unto it and my headset was completely undamaged. I still wouldn't recommend stacking heavy things on top of it, but this bag definitely surprised me given it's size. I do wish it had more than one strap, but that's very minor for me.

This is a slick looking case for all ages even though I got it for my 9 year old son. It's got so much style you will be getting asked where you bought it from. The case can be used for other items other than the Quest 3s. Highest of recommendations on this product!

i needed a protective case and this is the one. firm exterior shell with nice style and plenty of storage inside. would not be lying if I told you this best accessory bought to date for meta quest 2. get you one you wont regret it.

I'm very pleased with this case. The design is sleek and modern, and the adjustable strap that allows for left or right shoulder carry is a great feature. I use it to store my Quest 3 and 3S, both equipped with the BoboVR S3 Pro headstrap, which adds some bulk—yet everything fits comfortably inside. The front pocket is useful for holding the battery and charger, keeping accessories organized and accessible. The only drawback is the lack of a dedicated compartment for the controllers. I currently place them beneath the headstrap, which works, but may not be ideal for everyone. I have silicone covers on my controllers and use lens protectors, which help prevent damage during transport. However, without those, there is a risk of the controllers coming into contact with the lenses. A simple solution is to pack the headset securely or place a soft microfiber cloth between the components—which also comes in handy for lens cleaning. Overall, considering the features and build quality, I believe this case offers excellent value for the price.

I got this for my son shortly after buying the vr setup. Everything fits nicely in the bag with room for extras. Plus it was the vr version of a phone case and the case was dropped more than once. Did it's job.

Fits Meta Quest 3 without any issues, appears to safely store the device and easy to open and take out/put back in.

The size and fit is perfect. It even fit my controller rechargers. I just feel like the border padding needs another 1/8 of an inch. Actually an eighth all around would make this hands down best portable option even versus the hard cases. I still say that it's the best way to travel with it on your person. I'll probably just use a thin towel to wrap inside because I'm not very gentle with bags and paranoid.

bag felt small for what it shows, it barely fit the Meta Quest and the 3rd party battery back strap. not enough depth in the bag. I guess the controllers are supposed to fit in the middle of the Quest in the bag.. the out case it self didn't feel like it would protect the unit if you dropped the bag.. the "hard shell cover" wasn't impressive you could push it with your hand and it wasn't much protection in my opinion.. overall bag is a bit to small and didn't really give the protection i wanted for the device.

I don't love it. The listing seems like it would be a protective case but it's more like a backpack.. only the front is durable but offers no other protection. It bothered me that the sides don't stand up which make it look slouchy as well as being frustrating to put my Quest inside.

Product was a flimsy material with zero protective value. It is not a hard case as advertised, a school lunchbox would be a better case than this product, it does not serve as a protective case in the slightest.