KKCOBVR Q3 Halo Strap Compatible with Meta Quest 3/Quest 3S Enhanced Comfort, Replacement Elite Head Strap Compatible with Oculus 3/3s by Adjusting The Side Knobs

I have a BOBOVR M3 but when you flip the hmd up it doesn't stay there. This one is strong enough that you can flip it up and its solid. The facial interface adjustments make it really comfortable and overall it's a versitile strap.The only issue comes up if you use a link cable for PCVR. The problem is the adjustment wheel pushes the cable out too much and bends it or pulls it out occasionally. So I would have loved to keep it but going to return it because I use my quest for PCVR with a link cable 90% of the time. Won't be an issue if you use airlink or VD.TLDR:BUY THIS UNLESS YOU USE PCVR WITH A LINK CABLE

This strap seemed to be such a comfortable fit, I thought it was the perfect head strap for my Quest 3. Unfortunately, after just a few minutes of use, the back of my head started hurting like crazy. I couldn't figure out why at first because I didn't have it on very tight, but I eventually came to realize that the back cup puts pressure directly on the occipital nerve, causing immense pain. I had to go back to the default headstrap that came with Quest 3. I really wish it worked because I could put the headset on and off with such ease, but the way my head is shaped wasn't a good fit for me.

I never got a halo strap from my old quest 2. Used one of the cheap elite strap clones. This strap is much more comfortable and doesn't press anywhere on my head that causes pain after a few hours. The flip up feature is cool. The side adjusters help position the quest 3 so the face cushion doesn't need to be smashed against your face like it will with the cloth strap or some of the basic straps. The left side knob for adjusting face distance from the quest 3 does get in the way of my 90 degree adapter i was using so i had to 180° flip it the opposite direction. Doesn't affect my vr experience. So yeah I like this halo strap very much for the price.

This headstrap is very comfortable and tends to stay put once you have it dialed in... for that session only. The kknobs on the front aren't very tight and they aren't in sync with each other. This results in you needing to fiddle with it to get it to fit right any time you put on or take off the strap, as they will click out of place when any pressure is applied to the forward part of the strap. Then you have to count clicks to make sure that both knobs are adjusted to the same length, otherwise you get a lopsided fit. Would have been better without any front knobs.

This is great. Allowed me to remove the mask on the display, which is much more comfortable with glasses. Bikinis, I have peripheral vision now. I just wish they made this for the quest 2 for the other headsets in our household.

I have a teen who played fnaf hw for the first time with this strap. She LITERALLY jumped backwards and fell on the ground. She got up and pushed it back, no readjusting or catching, nothing came off.This piece of plastic (once properly set) saved my headset... multiple times. She did that at least 4 more times. It more than earned a recommendation. It feels cheap, but holds really well if properly set.

Holds the Quest 3 much more securely than other third-party headstraps I've used. The pivot-up feature is great, allowing quickly swapping between VR and RL tasks needing more than passthrough can provide. The detent on this is a little over-strong, but can be user-modified by loosening the screws slightly. The skull-cup at the back of the strap goes VERY low, which is a problem and will not seat correctly if you have longer hair worn in a bun, braid, or ponytail, even a very low one. The adjustment strap itself feels a little flimsy, but works and has not been a problem. The forehead pad was created 'flat' so has large creases which will leave marks on your forehead; for the price, it's acceptable in my opinion. Light weight but a secure hold once you get it adjusted correctly.This headstrap has become my daily-use unit, even though I also own a bobovr m3 max.Do recommend (though it still could be improved in a few ways).

The quality is there, and it’s comfortable to some degree, but it adds tons of unnecessary weight and stress on your neck to the point where it starts to hurt after 20 minutes of playtime. The head strap doesn’t do a very good job staying on your head either, no matter how much you tighten the halo. I hate to say it but i prefer the stock head strap instead.