The best Meta Quest 3 accessories for 2024

The Logitech Chorus speakers is one of the best Meta Quest 2 accessories
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The best Meta Quest 3 (and Quest 2) accessories will certainly improve your experience with these headsets — from making them more comfortable to wear and easier to carry around, to vastly improving the battery life.

Currently, the Quest 3 is the best VR headset you can buy right now — packing impressive technology and a ton of great apps and games to use. But the Quest 2 still stands out as a great cheap alternative for those getting into VR for the first time!

But for all the love we have for them, there are some accessories you could buy that really bring out the best in them. Whether it's a carry case that let's you take it with you and really embrace Travel Mode, or seriously improving the comfort with a new strap.

Ready to upgrade your VR experience? Then check out our picks below for the best Meta Quest accessories you can buy today.

Disclaimer

Editor's note: Meta Connect 2024 is coming up on September 25, and we're expecting the launch of Meta Quest 3S — a new budget VR headset. We're hoping these accessories will just work with the Quest 3S, just as they do with the 3, but we'll update the list if that's not the case!

Written by
Jason England
Written by
Jason England

Jason England is the Managing Editor of Computing for Tom's Guide — covering all the latest in laptops, VR and AR tech!

The best Meta Quest 3 and 2 accessories you can buy today

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How we test the best Meta Quest accessories

Each of these Meta Quest accessories has been tested by a member of our team at Tom's Guide, several of which own and use the Meta Quest 3 or 2 in their personal lives. We put each product through hours of testing, some even being tested for their ability to stand up to the elements. So rest assured each of these accessories has been put through its paces.

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Jason England
Managing Editor — Computing

Jason brings a decade of tech and gaming journalism experience to his role as a Managing Editor of Computing at Tom's Guide. He has previously written for Laptop Mag, Tom's Hardware, Kotaku, Stuff and BBC Science Focus. In his spare time, you'll find Jason looking for good dogs to pet or thinking about eating pizza if he isn't already.

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    I dunno how the elite strap gets so much love when the two best headstraps are bobovr s3 pro ( has a fan and facial pad replacement. and adicop 15000 mah adicop was great since the quest 2 with the no battery version. Both have strong ratchets for tightening and both move the weight if the headset impressively. Elite straps however are still probably the most easily broken
    The bobovr battery swap ability is both a good thing and a bad thing to swap batteries is great but it makes adjusting the knob a bit harder than it should be for people with big hands. The bobovr s3 pro best bundle to start with is the 125 dollar version because of the fan and two replaceable batteries. The adicop only has one battery but it's 3 times more energy storage than most of the other headsets and doesn't require a outside charging dock. At 57 bucks you can't go wrong although you'll probably see everyone go for the bobovr s3 with fan. It's cheaper to get a aftermarket fan even if it's separate. Sure the charging docks are great but essentially they are for looks and a place to rest the headset when not in use so when they design the chargers it's astetics and light shows not counting the controller charging. I'd prefer to see one that attaches to the wall like the 3d printed headphone hangers. After headsets it comes down to grips and covers if your not getting a grip cover your experience playing is not the same your going to feel that subconscious feel that your going to swing and break your controller at 76 bucks each that's a lot of money. Not to mention what ever you damage. No need to worry about being claustrophobic you can slip your hands out anytime. The accessories they should be working on is a neck brace to prevent you from over working your neck to see to prevent abnormal playing that causes motionsickness as the neckstrain will enduce pain or strain to the left temporal lobe and eye strain in a prefect world headstraps would be more like a full headset that closes so you could cool off the user as some forget to breathe properly or have sinus issues that also induce nausea and motionsickness which I suggest hot sauce and ginger gum or ale. To keep the sinuses open. Just like blinking is important so is breathing properly since you can easily zone out and cause eyes train and low oxygen a full back headset accessory could prevent neck injuries and prevent some motion sickness.
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