Customer Ratings & Reviews

does as advertised. looks good. just feel it could be a bit cheaper

Must have! They are comfortable for all size hands.

Straps work great, that's about the only thing that's still working with this rather pricey purchase.

Fits just right but pricey for what it is. Price could be a bit lower.

I am no longer dropping my controllers during a game. I have one slightly negative thing though, my young grandson can't reach the triggers if he's using these.

I really like using these but man $40 is a lot for a couple of straps.

Better than the silicone sleeve iteration. It's very minimalistic, which is why I like these. I had the silicone ones from amazon which were ok, but changing batteries was troublesome. The strap and battery cover are al-in-one, which is convenient and superior.

Bought it for my son he loves it and they were available with no issues

It keeps a nice slim profile unlike other knuckle straps that can bulken the handle. The fabric can be irritating at time and it is a non-streching material. Otherwise it works as intended, but there are third party knuckle straps that are better.

I noticed my grip on the Meta controllers caused a lot of strain when holding it for long periods of time. These knuckle straps alleviate much of that strain and allow me to enjoy my headset for longer.

Great product. Would definitely recommend others to buy it.

These straps work much better than what the remotes come with! Highly recommend!

Seem to be a good idea so you don’t drop them by accident. You may bump your hand on something while using and the controller doesn’t fly off. Think they should be standard, but always a way to sell on accessories

These are great for playing games like beat saber and eleven table tennis

Love these. They are non-slip and definitely helps play games more interesting.

im a quadripilegic, in a wheelchair, these straps are a must. thank you.

Better than third party, it is on the expensive side but it’s fit and finish is nice also works perfect with the docking station.

There's 3 issues here. First, the straps are $40, and that's way too much for what's basically just a replacement battery cover and a strap with some velcro on it. Second, "installing" the controllers forces you to remove the wrist strap, which means you can't let go of the controllers when you need to use your hands and let them dangle in a way that's easily recoverable, you need to actually put them down someplace. Third, and most importantly, they force your hands into positions that don't let you actually reach all the buttons easily. If your hands are strapped in with these, you can't reach the menu buttons at all, and the thumbsticks are in an awkward position. If you move your hand so that you CAN reach everything comfortably, the straps don't do anything or can't tighten in a way that makes it feel secure. Avoid at all costs and just use the default wrist strap if you're afraid of accidentally launching your controllers across the room when you're playing Beat Saber. Also the actual "installation" is awkward, but that's a relatively minor issue in comparison.

Must have for the VR headset. Helps with games and keeps the kids active.

My child likes the add on feature makes easier too hold