Fan for Oculus Quest 2, Fitness Facial Interface Foam with Silicone Face Pad, Anti-fogging Cooling Air Circulation, Compatible with VR Accessories

The media could not be loaded.  The weight on this thing, feels no different than the stock quest 2 headset weight, even though this is not remotely true, thats how it feels to me. Does not feel overbearing what so ever. Not weird, or annoying at all, and it does not obstruct my gameplay or movement. Probably a big deal with all the attachments that i mentioned with this given it seems like alot of weight but it really isnt. Realisitically adds like a pound in a half, but i dont at all notice the weight what so ever, nor does it impact me, and the pressure on my face doesn't exist, thats why i ended up using BINBOKs head support and facial attachment from the two separate products. Their superior. lolAll this said, get it, the fact is, i dont have facial sweat anymore (i never noticed it until it starts dripping from my face), but now i definitely dont get it thanks to this, not in a 8hr gaming session, not at all in the testing done. Worth mentioning the fans seem like they absolutely suck, when in actually its perfect for what its designed for, which is force feeding air into the face mask enough to cool you down. Setting 1 is enough for me, where i barely feel or notice it at all, but it also keeps fog from ever happening. Never had fog until after 6-7hrs and strenous gaming activity, BUT with this, it doesnt happen. On setting 2 for the fan, you can slightly hear it but not by much. Good example is, Big screen VR, and in a empty room with no sound, you ever so slightly hear this, with audio like 3+ or more notches in screen or any game you really dont hear it, unless you got some seriously good/pinpointed hearing.Edit:Worth mentioning the products showcased are all together and individually shown in the video for power draw breakdown. Added a 1min 22sec video since i couldnt attach broken down segments of the power draw, and connected add ons mentioned.AHIO smart watt cableURVNS GaN 65W USB C Smart chargerNexiGo Type-C Adapter for Oculus Quest 2ZYBER Ir Light for Meta Quest 2BINBOK VR Fan for Oculus Quest 2

My son absolutely loves this mod on his Quest 2. As a parent, I try to limit his screen time, so when he does get to play, this helps him not become a sweaty mess after some Gorilla Tag.Quality seems decent and my son has been not kind to this fan and it is still kicking.The run time seems to keep up with the run time of the Quest, so that’s also a bonus.Overall, for gamers that need a little comfort during a session, this isn’t a bad idea or product.

Doesn’t clear up fog, barely stick to my oculus quest 2, fan makes scratching like noises, no airflow, useless WASTE OF MONEY.

Pros:- Build quality- 2 fan modes- Lightweight- Silicone facial interface was nice bonus, comfortable and easy to cleanCons (room for improvement):- Noticeable vibration noise - I used this on both the Deluxe Audio Strap (DAS) and Kiwi Design on-ear audio head strap. I'm finding that with the Kiwi Design, im hearing the fan vibration through the on-ear speakers. This is only noticeable when in-game music is muted or off , otherwise the fan noise is not noticeable. I didnt have any issues when using with the DAS as the speakers are free floating.The vibration noise mentioned is not a true con as its set up specific. If your going to use with default or non-audio elite head strap, then you should have zero issues with this.Overall great cooling fan, that's able to keep my face cool and prevent the lens from fogging up during light to moderately active (beat saber) gaming sessions. Definitely a great purchase!

I used it for my meta quest headset. I like the idea of what it was meant for, but it was noisy.

I have been using this fan for the last 6 weeks. I also tried the BoboVR F2 for 3 weeks. That is the only other circulating fan I have tried to compare with. Short of it though is that I'm keeping this Binbok version. If you want a fan that can keep up with you and not make you cut your session short because sweat is running into your eyes, than this is the one.Pros:- Binbok just moves more air, even on low setting. I can play for hours in active Quest games without lenses fogging and it helps keep my eyes/face area less sweaty. Also the air moves across eye/face without drying my eyes out. The BoboVR just couldn't keep the fog away after 45 minutes of heavy cardio and I would still get sweat in my eyes.- Light weight. Even though larger than the BoboVR, the materials are pretty light and the weight didn't bother me.- Super simple to add/remove from headset. It has magnets that help it snap into place. I could take it on or off while wearing headset. BoboVR was more of a mechanical snap that required fiddling with it, even when I wasn't wearing the headset.- The Velcro (hooks and loop) on the Binbok facial interface makes it easy to swap to other foams to fit your preference.- Battery life seems good, I didn't do time tests, but always lasted longer than even 2-3 hour sessions.- No real light leakage with nose flaps and good seal all around.Cons:- A little louder than the BoboVR. This didn't bother me as I only use the fan during workout games and not more relaxed games/experiences.- Not compatible with the Deluxe Audio Strap strap adapter I have. Not Binbok's fault, but top strap adapter I have doesn't fit with this fan (see images). I just plan to find another adapter to allow it to fit with DAS. But it works great with the BoboVR M2 Pro headstrap (again see image).

I'm going to keep this short and simple. I've used a few of these and none are really any better or worse. They all work to keep the lenses fog free. This does that well. As far as cooling, I've been looking for something that would help with sweating, and this isn't it. I just feel like it could move a ton more air, and it doesn't. You'll notice it a little, but during intense play, it does nothing.So pick this one, pick another brand....different shapes, different sizes, same thing.