AMVR Upgraded Non-Slip Controller Grips with Battery Opening for Quest 3/3S

The AMVR Anti-Throwing Strap Grip Cover absolutely exceeded my expectations. For the price, I wasn’t expecting such a high-quality product, but I was seriously impressed the moment I took them out of the box. The materials feel premium and durable, with a great balance of grip and comfort that makes holding my controllers feel even better than stock. Installation was a breeze, took me less than two minutes to get everything set up and ready to go. No tools, no frustration, just a quick and easy process. Once installed, the grips fit perfectly and securely, and the adjustable straps give me peace of mind that I won’t accidentally fling a controller mid-game. They feel amazing in my hands, ergonomic, natural, and super comfortable even during long play sessions. If you're looking for a well-made accessory that upgrades your VR experience without breaking the bank, this is the one. Highly recommend!

I ordered these after a pair I was using for some time broke and left a very sharp edge behind. I saw the battery compartment on these and thought in kind of a gimmick. I liked the look and gave it a shot. I received them today and could not be happier. The fit is excellent and the feel on my hand is super comfortable. They were easy to install and everything fit together perfectly. It comes with a battery cover that replaces the controllers original cover. I thought to not use this piece and just go on as always when changing batteries. This however is not possible the opening on the handgrip has to fit onto the supplied battery cover. I was not happy at first until after putting the new cover on saw that part of that cover clicks into the handgrip and keeps it from coming disengaged when playing. The whole design and fit of these are well thought out and the execution is perfect. Highly recommend this product.

These were some of the first grips out for the Q3. Having used them for a few weeks, I can say they're great so far. I find them similar to the Kiwi grips I had for the Q2, which were so good that I couldn't bear using the naked Q3 controllers for long. They don't affect tracking at all -- they have holes where needed for the IR LEDS. The silicone knuckle straps feel sturdy and are adjustable via the velcro (it looks like you could easily fit anywhere from a child's hand to the larges hands in there). In general, these feel well-made. The silicone itself has a subtle grippy pattern -- just enough to prevent them from getting slippery while still feeling smooth and being easily cleanable. (Personally, I think kiwi and amvr should start putting this pattern on their silicone facial interfaces as well -- it might help with face sweat). The mounting mechanism is clever -- you get a separate rigid black plastic piece for each controller to replace the original battery slide cover, which functions both as a way to hold the silicone battery door closed and a way to hold the silicone grip on securely. The silicone grips have holes for the plastic pins on these rigid parts, so they don't slip around (as the rigid part is snapped to the battery compartment). They also include a ribbon to help remove the batteries (I have no idea why these aren't standard in the controllers themselves as removing the batteries normally is a challenge!). The installation was therefore a 2-step process that required removing the batteries, but still only took a few minutes at most. Overall, they're definutely better than the ones Meta sells, even though they're a little pricey for two pieces of silicone and two pieces of plastic. Definitely a must-have for active games, or any time you want to be able to open your hand without dropping your controller.

I just reviewed the AMVR headstrap and interface, the powered fan headstrap. It's super comfortable. The interface is perfect. I really like these grips. But I don't love them. I've been doing a lot of ADB logging of data using ChatGPT's agentic AI called Codex. My controller is bad, my right controller, and I have to replace it. There's this nagging question in the back of my head: is any of the tracking issues a result of this grip sliding around? This grip does move around underneath my hand when I'm playing Beat Saber, which I do every single night for cardio. I've been using this grip since the middle of December. It has served me very well. I am replacing the grips because I had to take the right one off for testing to find out if that was a culprit in my tracking issues. I don't think it is but now, having taken it off a couple of times, the grip slides off by itself while I'm swinging my hands around in Beat Saber. I have to get rid of it. I've used these grips for hundreds and hundreds of hours. They've served their purpose. The adjustability is pretty low. Get the pro version if you're going to get these. However I think if they offered a clear silicone version I would recommend that far more than I do this black one. First off it doesn't match the rest of the quest. I wish that it did. They should at least release a white one. Secondly the question of whether or not it interferes whatsoever with the IR tracking emitters inside of the controllers is enough to keep me from fully trusting these grips. The new ones I'm getting are going to be clear silicone. I hope they work and don't slide. A couple of little nags about this: the hand straps have a very, very narrow range of tightening on the $25 version. I think that's how much the cheaper one costs. Very narrow range, maybe half an inch to maybe three quarters of an inch. Not even that. I don't think... it's very, very small. I keep it all the way tightened to the Velcro. The way it works is the strap itself has the two sides of the Velcro and there's a space between them of about half an inch, like I said. You slide it through that little spot and attach the Velcro once you get it to where you want it. I keep mine tight to the Velcro, as tight as it will go, without the little buckle going onto the Velcro and making it feel weird and pinch funny. It does keep my hand in place but underneath my hand the silicone bubbles up and it's extremely distracting. I have to adjust it a bunch and play with it to keep it from doing that. That is my biggest gripe overall. That's been the most recurrent problem. However now that I've taken it off and it's sliding out, that's just disappointing. I can't say that this is less than a four-star product because I did get literally hundreds of hours of use out of it and so I absolutely would recommend it in that case. I hope that gives you what you're looking for. There are possibly better ones but this has definitely served me over the last nine months. I've had these grips for nine months on my quest controllers. That's pretty dang good. And I've played my Quest 3 every single night. I think I've missed a total of a week of use out of these. Very worth it.

As a seasoned VR gamer, I prioritize both immersion and practicality. AMVR's Upgraded Controller Grips for the Meta/Oculus Quest 3 tick all the boxes, offering a significant upgrade over the stock controllers. Here's a deep dive into their key features: Enhanced Grip and Control: The soft, textured silicone feels grippy and comfortable, even during intense Beat Saber sessions. The textured pattern effectively wicks away sweat, minimizing slippage. My controllers feel like extensions of my hands, not a potential projectile waiting to happen. Improved Ergonomics: The ergonomic design cradles my palms naturally, reducing fatigue and hand cramping during longer VR journeys. The strategically placed ridges provide additional support for the fingers, further enhancing control. Battery Access Hatch: A well-implemented hatch on the back allows quick battery changes without removing the entire grip. This small detail is a game-changer, saving precious seconds and minimizing VR immersion breaks. Knuckle Strap Security: The secure knuckle straps, with their adjustable velcro closures, provide peace of mind, knowing my controllers are firmly attached even during vigorous gameplay: no more accidental throws, just pure VR bliss. Minor Nitpicks: While near-perfect, there are some little points to consider. Firstly, the grips need to fit the official charging dock. This isn't a deal-breaker, but it's worth noting. Secondly, the battery hatch can be stiff to open initially, though it loosens up with use. Overall: AMVR's Upgraded Controller Grips are a must-have for any severe Quest 3 user. They elevate the VR experience with superior comfort, control, and convenience. Highly recommended!

I love these grips, they're amazing for the strap and textured grip alone but also the quick easy access to the battery, and the fact that when you start sweating and getting into the game these are PERFECT for your sweaty greasy gamer hands since they wont slip or fly out of your hands and are still comfortable to hold the whole time! They're also really easy to install and take on and off for cleaning or whatever you need and they're absolutely great quality for the price and definitely durable enough to last as long as I have the Quest 3! I absolutely recommend these!

These work great

If you use your headset for fast-paced rhythm games or active VR fitness routines, the stock wrist straps don't cut it. When your hands get sweaty, the plastic gets slick, and you constantly feel like you're going to drop a controller. I picked these up specifically to get a better hold on things during intense sessions of Beat Saber and cardio workout apps, and they do exactly what they're supposed to do. Sliding them on was straightforward. The silicone went over the controllers easily without any frustrating stretching, and the fit is tight. The textured surface adds a lot of traction. It feels solid in the hand, and the material gives you a much better grip when you're moving fast. The best feature is the battery door. With a lot of other covers, you have to strip the entire silicone sleeve off the controller just to change a dead AA battery, which gets annoying if you play daily. With this design, the cutout and the plastic pull-tab let you swap the battery out in seconds without messing with the actual grip. It saves a lot of hassle. The only real adjustment period is getting used to the knuckle-strap style. If you have always used the standard dangling wrist loops, having a strap wrap completely over the back of your hand feels a bit strange at first. The Velcro can be a little stiff and finicky to tighten down perfectly, and I still have to stop and readjust the tightness occasionally to keep them fitting right. Even with having to tweak the straps now and then, the security they provide is excellent. The controllers stay firmly attached to your hands even if you completely relax your fingers. For anyone doing high-movement gaming, these feel way more reliable than the basic factory wrist straps.

They arrived very quickly, were easy to set up and the best bit is the ease that I can access the batteries from now on. I also love the tiniest of detail with the small clip at the top near the trigger as it it holds it in place and prevents the rubber slipping and impacting on the buttons. Something that was annoying with my other grips. A great product and well worth the money.

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This one has a small plastic band that helps you get out the batteries that are very hard to get out usually. Works good for my son who is not so carful with the controllers.

Bueno, no se que le pasó a mi paquete pero resistieron un buen el castigo del repartidor, y se siente de buena calidad, y si aguantaron eso entonces valió la pena comprar esas fundas para proteger mis mandos xd

Comprei esses grips para usar no Quest 3 e a diferença no uso diário é bem perceptível. Eles deixam o controle mais confortável na mão, principalmente em sessões mais longas, e ajudam bastante a evitar que escorregue por causa do suor. O encaixe é firme e, depois de instalados, não atrapalham o uso dos botões ou sensores. A textura melhora a pegada e passa uma sensação de mais controle durante os jogos. Também oferecem uma proteção extra para os controles, o que ajuda a evitar desgaste com o tempo. A instalação é simples e rápida. O único ponto menos positivo é o preço, que achei um pouco elevado para o tipo de acessório. Mesmo assim, pela qualidade e pelo conforto que entregam, ainda considero uma boa compra. No geral, é um produto que realmente melhora a experiência com o Quest 3, principalmente para quem joga com frequência e quer mais segurança e conforto.