DamonLight Head Strap Accessories Compatible with Oculus Quest 3, Adjustable Comfortable Upgraded Elite Strap Headset Replacement for Meta Quest 3 Pressure-Free Head Strap

The Meta Quest 3's stock strap sucks, so you'll want a replacement. The Damonlight strap is a good choice.To install the DamonLight strap, users must first remove the original strap and facial interface. My DamonLight strap came in two pieces. You have to snap the back cushion piece into the the white plastic frame, and then it becomes one piece. The original facial interface piece can then be put back on the headset. Finally, thread the actual strap of the DamonLight through the corresponding notch on the headset. The whole process takes about 5-10 minutes.The DamonLight strap has a white outer frame that extends all the way around the user's head. This frame has a joint that allows the user to tilt the back of the headset up when putting on or taking off the headset.DamonLight's strap has two easy-to-use size adjustments. To extend or shrink the plastic frame to the size of the user's head, rotate the circular knob on the back of the frame. As for the actual black strap on top, it can be adjusted with Velcro.The DamonLight strap is easier to put on, adjust, and take off than the stock Meta Quest 3 strap. It's also more comfortable to wear thanks to the cushion on the inside rear of the frame. There's one catch: the strap (frame) is kind of large. With the frame fully retracted, the headset with strap measures approximately 11 inches long. That will be too large to fit in some headset cases.Issues with finding a case aside, I love the convenience and comfort of the DamonLight Adjustable Strap. For more thoughts, check me out on Co-Optimus.

A lot more comfortable than the soft strap included with the Q3 and very light weight, so it adds good support without pushing up the overall weight much. Better quality than I was expecting for the price.I've gone back and forth between this and another similar looking strap with a battery for the last few days. The details of this design are better executed than the other one I have. Good action on the hinges and I appreciate that the ring that goes on the back of your head is on a pivoting mount instead of a fixed angle like the other one I have. Once I had everything adjusted this really took a lot of weight and pressure off my face. The main moving part, the adjustment dial, seems solid so far, doesn't feel as cheap as some others I have tried but it's really early in the lifespan so will have to let some time pass and see how it holds up.The top strap looks almost ridiculously over padded when you first take this out of the box, but after some use I'm a fan of that choice. It has flattened out a bit after some wear and doesn't look quite so thick, but it really is more comfortable than some other top straps I've had on other HMDs. I can tighten the top strap and arrange the rear skull cup so that the HMD unit is just lightly making contact with my face, just enough so I'm not getting a lot of light leakage.Overall good design, this is the one I am using most of the 3 I have currently.

When I first got my Meta Quest 3, I couldn't use it with the stock head strap because any pressure on my temples gives me a headache right away. I bought this replacement head strap because it was reasonably priced and it was also in stock for quick delivery. It's worked out really well. It's very comfortable, and I love the way it's hinged so that I can put the quest on by pressing it against my face and then pulling down the back. There's no reason to buy one of the more expensive head strap replacements unless you want one that includes a battery pack.

This strap looks and works like advertised, but it wasn't a comfortable fit for my head.Pros: Easy to install, feels secure enough on the device, fits the Q3 well, doesn't add much weight, and was not hard to remove.Cons: For me, the bottom of the back headrest pokes sharply into the base of my neck. And the padding doesn't go around those edges, so they are hard plastic. This setup did take some of the pressure off of my face, but adding it to the base of my skull like that was pretty painful.But we all have different shaped heads, and this probably will wrap around the back of the skull nicely for others and be fine.I could kind of make it work by putting it in the upright position (intended to rotate the device up and above your eyes). Tightening it down in that position does work, and it put the pressure just slightly higher on the back of my head, but I had to keep it very tight on the face to keep it from sliding down and poking me in the neck again. And I worked with it like that until my halo style strap came in. Overall I'd still say it's worth a try if you prefer over the head style straps.