I LOVE the silicone hexagon fitness pads! Maybe they're not comfortable for you because you don't have hair, but they help provide extra grip and stability during extreme movement like dancing. It's nice they give you the option, nobody else does.
The honeycomb pads are for people with you know... hair on their head. They have better grip so they actually stay in place instead of sliding around your head and riding your hair all the way to the top of your head, like the faux-leather one does.
That gooey thing you were waiving around called a honeycomb accessory is used to grip the back of your head better for your jerky sudden head turns! Useful for very sporadic physical VR experiences. Not for comfort, but for performance.
I just got the quest 3. Looking at the bovo m3 pro. Ppl complain about its not powerful enough to keep the quest 3 charge. If its able to keep the quest 3 at same charge, then having 2-3 should keep it from losing battery on the headset.
The fact that they banned you because you filed a charge-back due to faulty product + lack of customer service is insane lol It's not like there's anything else you could've done...if they just straight up ignored you...
I use the other back pad and love it. Might be better for those of us with Hair? It feels like it moves around less for me when I use that instead of the pleather pad I actually liked the sound when I put the battery on. Guess I’m weird haha
I agree with the review, my BoboVR M3 Pro is super comfy, feels really nicely cushioned front and back. Mine took three weeks to arrive from China, so yeah, it took a while! I've also found that the Bobo B2 battery is excellent contrary to people saying it's no good. There's four lights on the battery that gradually extinguish and by the time mine was on the last light I'd used the Quest 3 for just under 2 hours and then I switched off while that light was still on. So I think I could have gotten over 2 hours on it. And my Quest 3 battery was still on 100%. I think I'll order a second battery as well so I can hotswap and put the dead one on charge. Given that it takes about two hours to charge, in theory I shouldn't run out of battery. I must admit, I haven't noticed any buzzing but I'll listen out for it now.
what types of games/experiences were you doing on your Quest 3? if pass-thru was on, might this change how long the battery lasts? I've heard things about buzzing and about the batteries not being anywhere near the 20W or so max draw on the Quest - though no doubt, you can at least slow down the discharge on the main battery if not actually charging it. It sounds like maybe you were not taxing the Quest very much is all..
@@joshkar24 To be fair, I've not been playing action games. I've got Resident Evil 4 and when I start that game I'll see how long the battery lasts. I've been playing The Room: A Dark Matter and got two hours out off the Bobo battery but yeah, I guess it's not a particularly battery taxing game.
I actually wanted an extra ding from the strap. The battery dies without alerting the user about exchanging it. Curious that it dings when you connect, which isn't super useful, but won't ding when you need to replace it, which you will only know about if you go check if it's still charging the device.
I was able to RMA my Elite Strap w/Battery. It took several emails back and forth and I had to sign up for a FedEx account. We’ll see how long it takes for a replacement to arrive and whether it craps out like my first one. Based on this review, I just ordered a Bobo since I have no faith in Meta and the rubber band head strap I am using now is a torture device on my head.
I got my bobovr m3 strap and it was horrendous, i got headaches from using it, it kept sliding down my face, and just didnt feel right, i'll probably have to return it
@@ChrisBTech It hurts mostly at the front part of the strap, and right now i dont have any comfort straps and the sad thing is that it costs 50 bucks to send my bobovr headset back
9:25 The noise is due to the battery not enough watts/amps to keep up with Quest3. That's been explained on several other videos. I haven't tried BoboVR yet. I have the Meta Elite with Battery strap on Q2 and Q3. Meta decreased the battery size in the Q3 strap and not sure why. I have to keep an Anker 45w adapter with long USB cable to charge it while wearing it on long sessions. It charges both the strap and internal headset battery. But all these third parties don't have high power batteries for Q3. You need at least 18w+ and 3A or 5A for it to work properly.
Meta replaced my faulty extended headstrap with one that works. I I have the Bobo M2 for my quest 2 which I enjoy. I do agree the Meta headstrap is more comfortable than my Bobo M2 and would be interested in daisy chaining something like the Anker 45 w adapter with long USB cable... can you share the link where you purchased it?
I far prefer the comfort of the BoboVr strap to the Elite strap which I sent back. I never liked the uncomfortable slightly painful pressure on my face that the Elite strap created. Beside that, it felt cheap and looked like it would eventually break. You are right, there is no fan inside the BoboVR battery packs. What is making the high pitched noise is solid state circuitry that acts to convert voltage from one level to another. I'm very happy with the quality and fit of the BoboVR strap. The only official Meta accessories I have are the silicon facial interface and the handstraps but I thought that their prices were a rip-off. But the biggest rip-off for a Meta accessory in my opinion, is the completely unneccessary charging dock they sell which costs an outrageous 175 dollars in Canada. Why should I spend any money on it when I can simply plug in a usb power cable into the headset ? The inexpensive rechargable batteries I use for the controllers don't need charging for weeks so that part of their charging dock is useless. If you do use their dock and the provided rechargable batteries inside the controllers eventually die, Meta will charge you 100 dollars to replace them............. an outrageous money-grab.
I want a head strap like this, with the halo-style head support, but WITHOUT the battery. I don't do any standalone or wireless gaming, so I don't need or want the battery. Any suggestions for a head strap like that?
Hey Darren, sorry for this late reply but you can use this specific strap with the battery removed, or with the battery on but empty. I’m sure you can find non-battery halo straps as well, but having the empty battery on may help act as a counterweight and make you more comfortable. Hope I could help!
Received my mount today. The Bobo battery also makes an annoying noise. But only when my helmet is charged more than 70% Try playing in the 45-65% range Then absolutely no noise!
Hows the FOV on the quest 3 with this headset? With this setup the headset is not pressed against your face like with the elite strap or other types of straps, which gives you massive gains on your FOV even when we're talking about millimiters.
The way I wear it it's still pretty tight on my face as that's what I prefer. FoV seems fine to me but I'm not that picky and have no way to give you a measurement or comparison to other headsets. I prefer elite style straps tho
@@ChrisBTechI just set mine up yesterday, did you push the arms further than the sticker advised to reduce wobble ? I've had to do it and wanted to check it's all OK to do so
Ordered my BoboVR M3 Pro on November 7th, and today is November 24th and finally received an email the item has been shipped. So probably another 10-15 days before I get it. I can’t believe the battery would last that long, but I hope it does. Great review!
The quest headstrap I got initially worked greatly for 3-4 days, then I got weirdness where the light on the strap would be orange permanently / not charge headset when powered on, and then the headset would be green. However, not sure if meta fixed something, but they now both charge fully as of a few days ago, and seem to work pretty good. Maybe a software update? Sorry to hear how meta treated you, they suck. Anyways, appreciate the review, might get the bobo. PS: Change your smoke alarm.
Nice video a very useful…..I already bought it but I change it again with the original one cause I want to use my Q3 connect with PC …..so why should I carry all this ?…..thank you again …
Have you tried any other halo straps beside the Bobo? Sadly, I don't think the elite straps will work for me. Tried a few, and I just get too much pressure on my face and cheekbones. I'd give the M3 a shot, but it's clear Bobo screwed up by putting an underpowered battery in it. TBH, I don't really need a battery strap as I'd rather not spend hours on end in VR. The battery dying forces me to take breaks =) Anyway, if you have suggestions for other good halo straps, I'd love to hear them. I'm about to try the Destek QH3, but we'll see. I've seen good and bad reviews of that one. For now, I'm making do with the stock "jock strap", but it just ain't comfy!
you just highlighted what life would be like if digital currency is enacted , and cash is no more they can turn it on and off just like your quest if you dont behave
So I'm I converted my m2 pro to the m3 with the retrofit kit. While the battery doesn't juice it up, I finished a 4 hour virtual desktop pcvr session with 64% on the actual headset remaining. Obviously that's PCVR and not standalone processing, but that number alone is more than enough for me. The comfort of course is ideal for me as well . Also it's interesting because myself and a lot of others actually like the ding on connection :/ Also can't say that I've ever heard a noise from it charging. Perhaps that's the quests inbuilt cooling you're hearing or maybe a faulty unit? Would be interesting to hear if other people have that issue
question: if the quest battery is dead can i still use the quest with ONLY the bobo battery or does it need to have a minimum charge to stay powered on?
Binbok is way !!! better unless you like the viser hanging off your forhead stlyle. + I get 3 hours with binbok 8kmah bats vs bobo 1 hour if that. Clown fight! Oh battery does whine a tiny bit on binbok but I use in ear headphones so not a problem.
@ChrisBTech I like to pull the headset in to get maximum field of view. So I didn't like the bobo. And it's really bulky, And the batteries are tiny. I couldn't find the bimbock anywhere. But I got it within a week or two from china, love it , But I could see how the battery wine would be a bit of a deal breaker....
that other material for the back cup is for people with hair the hair is cushion enough and default pad is likely to slip on lots of hair this is an oversight i would of never predicted in someones review the more you know
I think the elite strap is slightly more comfortable and I like the way it fixes the headset to your face vs the Bobo. But as I said this is personal preference
@@ChrisBTechI think I'm the same way. Consider the Kiwi battery elite strap that just released today. It seems people typically prefer that or the Bobo.
for me the battery on a full charge lasted me 2.5 hours... still love it since you can just swap the battery out with another and let the other battery charge and just keep doing it over and over until you're done with VR for the day.
Chris, you should tuck the battery cable in, like it shows on the product box. That way it won't snag on anything. But I agree that silicone rear cushion isn't needed. The battery beep doesn't bother me, it does a half beep when it powers down too, that one is more annoying. That cooling fan noise you are talking about has been documented by other RUclipsrs, it's not fan noise it's because the batteries were designed for the Quest 2 power requirements. BoboVR should have made new batteries for the Quest 3 and made them longer lasting. I feel the Elite strap is more secure on the head. The Bobo wobbles when you shake your head, no matter how tight it is and this could be an issue if you do fitness apps on your Quest. Here is a link about the battery noise issue: ruclips.net/video/IopdJ5faZJU/видео.html I will say one thing Chris, your mistake was buying product directly from the company. Your Elite strap could have been returned immediately had you bought it from Amazon.
It's funny that the next video in my suggested list is one that says this head strap is a waste of money. lol I swear, ask 100 different people, get 100 different answers.
Comfort is the best. Battery sucks! I see many people trying to justify the battery. No battery is mediocre. My cheap battery pack from microcenter that I got free is better. The company needs to fix this. If you decide to buy , understand that your buying for the comfort, you will need another battery pack for decide charging.
Dude it will last indefinitely. You will kill 4 of these batteries in a row before you need to use your quest battery, and by that time the first one will be recharged and oh you'll have been in VR for 10+ hours straight
I don’t like it. Something just not fitting right for me. I love it on my quest 2 but not on the 3. Also buzzing noise is annoying and they need to have a battery with the correct voltage. Just lame on the company.
You should make a complaint with your local 'consumer protection agency' about how META is handling this! Including how you had to do a credit card charge back before they even responded and then blocked your ability to purchase on the meta app store. Int the USA the consumer protection agencies take power player compans retaliation actions very seriously.
It's terrible. The mask is dangling with him. The battery is not powerful enough for the Quest 3. The mount is terrible and ruins the headset. And the mounting location looks like crap.
I LOVE the silicone hexagon fitness pads! Maybe they're not comfortable for you because you don't have hair, but they help provide extra grip and stability during extreme movement like dancing. It's nice they give you the option, nobody else does.
The honeycomb pads are for people with you know... hair on their head.
They have better grip so they actually stay in place instead of sliding around your head and riding your hair all the way to the top of your head, like the faux-leather one does.
LOL thats what I was saying in my head when he said it in the video
That gooey thing you were waiving around called a honeycomb accessory is used to grip the back of your head better for your jerky sudden head turns! Useful for very sporadic physical VR experiences. Not for comfort, but for performance.
I just got the quest 3. Looking at the bovo m3 pro. Ppl complain about its not powerful enough to keep the quest 3 charge. If its able to keep the quest 3 at same charge, then having 2-3 should keep it from losing battery on the headset.
The fact that they banned you because you filed a charge-back due to faulty product + lack of customer service is insane lol
It's not like there's anything else you could've done...if they just straight up ignored you...
I use the other back pad and love it. Might be better for those of us with Hair? It feels like it moves around less for me when I use that instead of the pleather pad
I actually liked the sound when I put the battery on. Guess I’m weird haha
I agree with the review, my BoboVR M3 Pro is super comfy, feels really nicely cushioned front and back. Mine took three weeks to arrive from China, so yeah, it took a while! I've also found that the Bobo B2 battery is excellent contrary to people saying it's no good. There's four lights on the battery that gradually extinguish and by the time mine was on the last light I'd used the Quest 3 for just under 2 hours and then I switched off while that light was still on. So I think I could have gotten over 2 hours on it. And my Quest 3 battery was still on 100%. I think I'll order a second battery as well so I can hotswap and put the dead one on charge. Given that it takes about two hours to charge, in theory I shouldn't run out of battery. I must admit, I haven't noticed any buzzing but I'll listen out for it now.
what types of games/experiences were you doing on your Quest 3? if pass-thru was on, might this change how long the battery lasts? I've heard things about buzzing and about the batteries not being anywhere near the 20W or so max draw on the Quest - though no doubt, you can at least slow down the discharge on the main battery if not actually charging it. It sounds like maybe you were not taxing the Quest very much is all..
@@joshkar24 To be fair, I've not been playing action games. I've got Resident Evil 4 and when I start that game I'll see how long the battery lasts. I've been playing The Room: A Dark Matter and got two hours out off the Bobo battery but yeah, I guess it's not a particularly battery taxing game.
You look like a Doc Brown experiment when you put the headstrap on without the Quest! 😂
I actually wanted an extra ding from the strap. The battery dies without alerting the user about exchanging it. Curious that it dings when you connect, which isn't super useful, but won't ding when you need to replace it, which you will only know about if you go check if it's still charging the device.
Mine does ding, when the battery on the back dies? Strange behavior on your side though...
We should do a community SpaceX launch stream in BigScreen VR
That'd be awesome
I like the ding. It's a high ding, but it sounds pleasant to me!
Also, it dings when the battery dies!
I was able to RMA my Elite Strap w/Battery. It took several emails back and forth and I had to sign up for a FedEx account. We’ll see how long it takes for a replacement to arrive and whether it craps out like my first one. Based on this review, I just ordered a Bobo since I have no faith in Meta and the rubber band head strap I am using now is a torture device on my head.
I did not realise you also had this channel!
Welcome
I see Sony worked nicely on that design,this is almost a carbon copy of the ps vr strap.
I love the bobovr straps
I got my bobovr m3 strap and it was horrendous, i got headaches from using it, it kept sliding down my face, and just didnt feel right, i'll probably have to return it
Wow very surprised to hear that. Where does it hurt? What strap do you use that feels good?
@@ChrisBTech It hurts mostly at the front part of the strap, and right now i dont have any comfort straps and the sad thing is that it costs 50 bucks to send my bobovr headset back
@@Zeraceyyou should have just kept it then? The headset costs 65 dollars ? 😂
9:25 The noise is due to the battery not enough watts/amps to keep up with Quest3. That's been explained on several other videos. I haven't tried BoboVR yet. I have the Meta Elite with Battery strap on Q2 and Q3. Meta decreased the battery size in the Q3 strap and not sure why. I have to keep an Anker 45w adapter with long USB cable to charge it while wearing it on long sessions. It charges both the strap and internal headset battery. But all these third parties don't have high power batteries for Q3. You need at least 18w+ and 3A or 5A for it to work properly.
Thanks. Just got the binbok and it's doing the same, although I like binbok design better (personal preference)
Meta replaced my faulty extended headstrap with one that works. I I have the Bobo M2 for my quest 2 which I enjoy. I do agree the Meta headstrap is more comfortable than my Bobo M2 and would be interested in daisy chaining something like the Anker 45 w adapter with long USB cable... can you share the link where you purchased it?
Those two top pieces come off
I far prefer the comfort of the BoboVr strap to the Elite strap which I sent back. I never liked the uncomfortable slightly painful pressure on my face that the Elite strap created. Beside that, it felt cheap and looked like it would eventually break. You are right, there is no fan inside the BoboVR battery packs. What is making the high pitched noise is solid state circuitry that acts to convert voltage from one level to another. I'm very happy with the quality and fit of the BoboVR strap. The only official Meta accessories I have are the silicon facial interface and the handstraps but I thought that their prices were a rip-off. But the biggest rip-off for a Meta accessory in my opinion, is the completely unneccessary charging dock they sell which costs an outrageous 175 dollars in Canada. Why should I spend any money on it when I can simply plug in a usb power cable into the headset ? The inexpensive rechargable batteries I use for the controllers don't need charging for weeks so that part of their charging dock is useless. If you do use their dock and the provided rechargable batteries inside the controllers eventually die, Meta will charge you 100 dollars to replace them............. an outrageous money-grab.
The charging dock is just awful
I want a head strap like this, with the halo-style head support, but WITHOUT the battery. I don't do any standalone or wireless gaming, so I don't need or want the battery. Any suggestions for a head strap like that?
Hey Darren, sorry for this late reply but you can use this specific strap with the battery removed, or with the battery on but empty. I’m sure you can find non-battery halo straps as well, but having the empty battery on may help act as a counterweight and make you more comfortable. Hope I could help!
Received my mount today. The Bobo battery also makes an annoying noise. But only when my helmet is charged more than 70% Try playing in the 45-65% range Then absolutely no noise!
Was that case you talked about a medium or a large? I just bought the large and the bobo and I'm hoping it fits the case. Thanks for the review!
Hows the FOV on the quest 3 with this headset? With this setup the headset is not pressed against your face like with the elite strap or other types of straps, which gives you massive gains on your FOV even when we're talking about millimiters.
The way I wear it it's still pretty tight on my face as that's what I prefer. FoV seems fine to me but I'm not that picky and have no way to give you a measurement or comparison to other headsets. I prefer elite style straps tho
@@ChrisBTechI just set mine up yesterday, did you push the arms further than the sticker advised to reduce wobble ? I've had to do it and wanted to check it's all OK to do so
The honeycomb pads are great for long hair. 😉👍
Ordered my BoboVR M3 Pro on November 7th, and today is November 24th and finally received an email the item has been shipped. So probably another 10-15 days before I get it. I can’t believe the battery would last that long, but I hope it does. Great review!
Some others in the comments have disagreed with me, but it's been insanely good
The quest headstrap I got initially worked greatly for 3-4 days, then I got weirdness where the light on the strap would be orange permanently / not charge headset when powered on, and then the headset would be green. However, not sure if meta fixed something, but they now both charge fully as of a few days ago, and seem to work pretty good. Maybe a software update? Sorry to hear how meta treated you, they suck.
Anyways, appreciate the review, might get the bobo. PS: Change your smoke alarm.
😂 it's the Bobo making that noise!
😂😂
Meta fucked up and finally do something. Please keep uploading updates for working battery straps. thank you!
Got one more coming
Nice video a very useful…..I already bought it but I change it again with the original one cause I want to use my Q3 connect with PC …..so why should I carry all this ?…..thank you again …
You can still connect to PC with this headset. Just need to unplug the cable. And when plugged into PC, battery isn't as important
Thats why i have the bobovr bag, so you ccan place the comlette headset inside.
Solid headstrap but good luck fitting the Velcro in!
Have you tried any other halo straps beside the Bobo? Sadly, I don't think the elite straps will work for me. Tried a few, and I just get too much pressure on my face and cheekbones. I'd give the M3 a shot, but it's clear Bobo screwed up by putting an underpowered battery in it. TBH, I don't really need a battery strap as I'd rather not spend hours on end in VR. The battery dying forces me to take breaks =) Anyway, if you have suggestions for other good halo straps, I'd love to hear them. I'm about to try the Destek QH3, but we'll see. I've seen good and bad reviews of that one. For now, I'm making do with the stock "jock strap", but it just ain't comfy!
Those to short arms can be bent. It won't snap. Feels way better.
Not sure if I believe you 🤔🤔 😂
@@ChrisBTech you can go light if you are scared. I went hard and all good.
oh man, mine doesn't arrive for another 2 weeks
How would you think this fits a smaller kid’s head? Like a 6-7yo?
Probably not great, none of this stuff is designed for kids that young.
It just fits my 9 year old daughter who has a tiny head, almost down to thr last click
you just highlighted what life would be like if digital currency is enacted , and cash is no more they can turn it on and off just like your quest if you dont behave
The links in the description made me realize that you can hold down a link to copy it on mobile
Meta has stopped selling the new Elite Battery strap.....if that tells you anything.
Ha yeah not surprised to hear that.
Big yikes. This is like the Q2 elite strap all over again
So I'm I converted my m2 pro to the m3 with the retrofit kit. While the battery doesn't juice it up, I finished a 4 hour virtual desktop pcvr session with 64% on the actual headset remaining. Obviously that's PCVR and not standalone processing, but that number alone is more than enough for me. The comfort of course is ideal for me as well .
Also it's interesting because myself and a lot of others actually like the ding on connection :/ Also can't say that I've ever heard a noise from it charging. Perhaps that's the quests inbuilt cooling you're hearing or maybe a faulty unit? Would be interesting to hear if other people have that issue
The hum is definitely from the battery. If I take it off the noise stops. Maybe if the beep was quieter it'd be ok
Do a separate video on Meta blocking your account...this should be more known in community how is Meta screwing with customers.
I'm trying to get to the end of whatever happens and then I will
I need another update with your elite strap. I got ghosted again..
Working on it. Finally got my money back but it took over 2 months
question: if the quest battery is dead can i still use the quest with ONLY the bobo battery or does it need to have a minimum charge to stay powered on?
It most certainly needs a minimum charge to be used. You'd at least be waiting 15+ minutes to get some power in there
@@ChrisBTech Perfectly clear. Thank you
I liked to BoboVR for the Quest 2 but this does NOT keep the Quest 3 charged and the batteries last about an hour
I am surprised people were saying that the batteries were draining like crazy… something like 30min per battery.
Yeah not my experience at all. These things are working great
my bobo batterie (one piece) puts 2,5-3 hours more in to my quest3
30 min lol. Mine last 2-3 hours each.
Total rubbish
You should do a review on the binbok t3 I heard the hot swappable batteries actually keep the quest running. Looks nice too
I have the binbok already and then one more is coming!
Any update on the Binbok... do you plan on reviewing this?
Binbok is way !!! better unless you like the viser hanging off your forhead stlyle. + I get 3 hours with binbok 8kmah bats vs bobo 1 hour if that. Clown fight! Oh battery does whine a tiny bit on binbok but I use in ear headphones so not a problem.
Maybe I should try it and compare
@ChrisBTech I like to pull the headset in to get maximum field of view. So I didn't like the bobo. And it's really bulky, And the batteries are tiny. I couldn't find the bimbock anywhere. But I got it within a week or two from china, love it , But I could see how the battery wine would be a bit of a deal breaker....
Can I use this head strap without battery, do not care about more battery life
If you don't need more battery life, you can use it without battery, but then there are many other strap options you could look to
that other material for the back cup is for people with hair
the hair is cushion enough and default pad is likely to slip on lots of hair
this is an oversight i would of never predicted in someones review
the more you know
😂
Why do you like the elite strap style better than the Bobo halo style, since you said the Bobo was extremely comfortable?
I think the elite strap is slightly more comfortable and I like the way it fixes the headset to your face vs the Bobo. But as I said this is personal preference
@@ChrisBTechI think I'm the same way. Consider the Kiwi battery elite strap that just released today. It seems people typically prefer that or the Bobo.
3-4 hours? Never... They are lasting like 1.5 hours on my quest 2.
for me the battery on a full charge lasted me 2.5 hours... still love it since you can just swap the battery out with another and let the other battery charge and just keep doing it over and over until you're done with VR for the day.
But now they just released the bobo s3 pro
My Elite Strap just stop working immadiataly got the Bobo lol I should have learned dam you meta dam you
:(
Chris, you should tuck the battery cable in, like it shows on the product box. That way it won't snag on anything. But I agree that silicone rear cushion isn't needed. The battery beep doesn't bother me, it does a half beep when it powers down too, that one is more annoying. That cooling fan noise you are talking about has been documented by other RUclipsrs, it's not fan noise it's because the batteries were designed for the Quest 2 power requirements. BoboVR should have made new batteries for the Quest 3 and made them longer lasting. I feel the Elite strap is more secure on the head. The Bobo wobbles when you shake your head, no matter how tight it is and this could be an issue if you do fitness apps on your Quest.
Here is a link about the battery noise issue:
ruclips.net/video/IopdJ5faZJU/видео.html
I will say one thing Chris, your mistake was buying product directly from the company. Your Elite strap could have been returned immediately had you bought it from Amazon.
It's funny that the next video in my suggested list is one that says this head strap is a waste of money. lol I swear, ask 100 different people, get 100 different answers.
It's definitely not a waste of money lol it works well but ppl my prefer other styles (I do myself actually)
Let headset battery drain to 40% and then use bobo battery wont buzz its the conversion of trickle charge
You can also start using it with
These batteries only last 20 min for me running pcvr
The Quest 3 needs at least two extra batteries.
Comfort is the best. Battery sucks! I see many people trying to justify the battery. No battery is mediocre. My cheap battery pack from microcenter that I got free is better. The company needs to fix this. If you decide to buy , understand that your buying for the comfort, you will need another battery pack for decide charging.
And for video like this youtube try to force me to pay
yeah its so good the battery doesnt even keep it charged... come on dude stop shilling bad products you're just killing your channel.
Dude it will last indefinitely. You will kill 4 of these batteries in a row before you need to use your quest battery, and by that time the first one will be recharged and oh you'll have been in VR for 10+ hours straight
All russians owners of quests knows what you feel about baning from buying apps ) But for us it may be forever ) and THAT is realy lame (
I don’t like it. Something just not fitting right for me. I love it on my quest 2 but not on the 3. Also buzzing noise is annoying and they need to have a battery with the correct voltage. Just lame on the company.
Its too huge. I want smaller VR headsets but with larger battery power. This BoboVR is huge for a headset.
dude! Have you been living under a rock lately? The buzzing is a known issue with several battery straps. All kinds of videos about that.
I guess I haven't watched enough VR videos, I didn't hear about that. Doesn't seem to be a deal breaker for me so far
What are you on about. Im very sensitive to electrical buzzing and have not had this issue with my BoboVR. Get better tech!
You should make a complaint with your local 'consumer protection agency' about how META is handling this! Including how you had to do a credit card charge back before they even responded and then blocked your ability to purchase on the meta app store. Int the USA the consumer protection agencies take power player compans retaliation actions very seriously.
No it isn't
Which is better? I'll try it out
It's terrible. The mask is dangling with him. The battery is not powerful enough for the Quest 3. The mount is terrible and ruins the headset. And the mounting location looks like crap.
No
No it isnt .It is very heavy and shite to be Frank .