VR Beat Saber Handles,Upgraded VR Dual Handles Extension Grips and Long Stick Handle for Meta/Oculus Quest 2 Controller Playing BeatSaber Games and VR Game

Works great

Des heur de plaisirs

Do not buy for gorilla tag

The media could not be loaded. I started playing Beat Saber on a PS4 and I really liked how cool the sensation of swinging the sabers felt using the Move motion controller. That was a loss when moving to the Oculus to play Beat Saber (the PS4 could not keep up with motion tracking a faster levels).I was excited to try these attachments so I could get more of the feeling of actually swinging a saber back. It does that, but doesn't feel quite as right as the Move controller since you have the weight of the Oculus controller weighing down at the end of the handle.I do plan to continue using these, though, because I am fairly short and at expert+ level I have a hard time getting the farther away cubes and the 3+ stacked cubes (especially the spread out ones). The newer and updated songs feature cubes that are farther out. The extra reach I get with these handles really helps.Since the controller is farther away from my body with these, it did take me about 3 sessions of play to adjust and get back to my playing ability I had without them. But that was at Expert+. Did not take much adjustment for lower levels.So, on to the ever-present comments about the extra weight. These handles are VERY light and, themselves, don't add much weight. It is the physics of putting weight at the end of the stick that adds weight.I play for exercise, so making it more exercise is not that big of a deal for me, but I did not feel like it was noticeably more exercise. I think that is because I did not need to swing my arms as wide since I had better reach.Going to add a little write up from a Quora post to give a little physics understanding to the weight issue:"When you are lifting an object attached to the end of the stick, you will be creating a moment of force sufficient enough to lift the stick which is given by mg.2d, where m is mass of the object, g is acceleration due the gravity, 2d is length of the stick.This Force 2d times greater than the actual force needed to lift the object directly.Therefore, the longer the stick, greater must be the effort you must apply to lift it."

My youngest son and I love to play Beat Saber. We're always competing on various songs/levels, but he would complain he can't reach the blocks as fast because his arms are shorter. He decided to rig something up one day where he duct-taped the controls to the end of sticks (or whatever he had). I appreciated his ingenuity until one of the controls went flying across the room, narrowly missing the TV. Fast forward to these...First impressions: These were very easy to assemble and they're a lot more secure than I expected. They seem to be good quality and they fit snugly into place, which is super important with such a fast-paced game. My son helped me attach them and we both tried it out. These basically make your virtual arms longer, helping you to reach the blocks faster and easier - essentially giving you a wider range of motion. They definitely work! They do take a little getting used to, but we got the hang of it quickly. The swipes felt smooth and I never once felt like they would come loose during the game. I still use them occasionally, but my son absolutely loves them. I'm now left in the dust as he's moved on to Expert Plus Mode!