Saqico Battery Pack for Oculus Quest 2, 5000mAh Head Strap Battery Pack Compatible with Oculus/Meta Quest 2 Lightweight and Portable VR Extend Power Accessories for Extra 2-4H Playtime

So far it works great. It lasts just about as long as the standard battery life of the headset, but I found it doesn't take quite as long to charge. It fits great and doesn't feel like it's going to fall off, and while you can definitely feel the weight of it, it's not so annoying so long as the headset is firm in place on your head.

This has been a game changer! This little guy has added about 4 hours of play time to my son's VR secondary to the amazing battery life! It is a perfect fit and is so easy to install and remove. I have been very impressed with the quality especially for the price!

I’m going to be honest with you, I would give this a 5 star if they would have lasted just a little bit longer.I have loved these battery packs and for the price, definitely worth it rather than being hooked to a cord. They stay in well at the beginning, along with have EXCELLENT battery life. They kept my headset charged for like 3 hours before having to switch them out. CRAZY.Slowly over time, the battery packs started to loosen inside the headset whenever I plugged them in. They literally are a simple plug in on the side of the headset where you charge it. But, after they started to loosen, they would fall out at times and whatnot, but the charger itself would stay in.There was also the fact that they don’t charge anymore when I put them on the charger. One of them, the little charging thing on the inside went INTO the battery pack and wasn’t seated in the pack anymore. So I had to throw that one out.I still have one of them, but I have to do the one maneuver where I have to wrap the cord I charge it with around the battery pack like, 5 times to keep it charging. And it takes FOREVER to charge now.I would say, all together this item is good at first, but over time, like most things, it wears out.

Very durable! My son uses it daily with his VR headset. It gives the device extra life & keeps him in the game longer! Give it a charge at night & you’re ready for the next day. Portable for his Nintendo switch too!

Works great! It’s easy to use, you just plug it right in on the side. Battery life lasts a lot longer no need to run wires! The design it great, it’s sleek and fits nicely on the vr.

Lasts an extra hour of charge for your quest.

Great battery!!! The battery pack last so much longer than the oculus’ battery. Easy to install and use and it’s not heavy at all! Fits perfectly and the white color blends in with the oculus.

If I had known I was buying a potential fire hazard, I would have saved my money and my skin—literally. This Saqico battery pack for the Oculus Quest 2 isn’t just bad, it’s downright dangerous.First off, let’s talk about the heat. Within minutes of use, this thing gets alarmingly hot—and I don’t mean just “a little warm.” I mean hot enough to burn my skin. If a battery pack is literally painful to touch, something is very, very wrong. I don’t care how much power it claims to have; no accessory should feel like it’s about to melt through the back of my head.And considering how hot it gets, I can’t shake the worry that it might just explode one day. If it’s reaching these temperatures after minimal use, what happens if I actually try to run a long gaming session? I’m not about to find out, because I’d rather not risk a VR headset turning into a live grenade.To be fair, it’s not super heavy, which is probably the only reason I even gave it a chance in the first place. But what’s the point of a lightweight battery pack if it’s a ticking time bomb strapped to my head?Bottom line: this thing is a massive safety concern. A battery that gets this hot is poorly designed at best, outright dangerous at worst. I refuse to risk my safety over a cheap power pack when there are far better options out there. Avoid this like your life depends on it—because it just might.Final Verdict: If you enjoy the thrill of possibly catching fire while playing VR, go ahead. Otherwise, do yourself a favor and throw this potential explosion-in-waiting straight in the trash.