VR Stand,Holder Compatible with Quest 3/Quest 2/Pico 4/Vision Pro/for PSVR 2 , Universal VR headset display base,(Black) Easy Assembly
$39.99
Price: $39.99
(as of Jan 02, 2025 02:49:41 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Versatile Compatibility: Designed to perfectly fit Oculus Quest 3, Quest 2, and Meta Quest headsets, this premium VR headset stand provides a secure and organized storage solution for your virtual reality gear.
Sturdy and Stylish: Crafted with high-quality materials, this VR stand offers both durability and aesthetic appeal, making it a sleek addition to any gaming setup or display area.
Neat and Tidy Organization: Say goodbye to tangled cables and messy desks. The VR stand provides a dedicated place to store your VR headset, controllers, and cables, keeping them within easy reach and neatly organized.
Enhanced Stability: The stable base of the stand ensures that your VR headset remains safely in place, preventing accidental falls or damage. Enjoy peace of mind knowing your valuable equipment is securely stored.
Easy to Use: With its simple yet functional design, this VR stand allows for easy docking and undocking of your VR headset. Setup is quick and hassle-free, allowing you to focus on your virtual reality adventures.
7 reviews for VR Stand,Holder Compatible with Quest 3/Quest 2/Pico 4/Vision Pro/for PSVR 2 , Universal VR headset display base,(Black) Easy Assembly
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john a medina –
Stand
Its a stand, it stands
Time Lord Stu –
Nice
This is a very nice unit but the assembly was not easy as the directions were confusing.
Spencey –
Bad fit for Meta Quest 3 â not exactly the best.
I really wanted to like this FUSLITE VR stand; I really did, but I do not care much for the design. First of all, you have to assemble it yourself. The instructions were a little confusing, but it is nice that it comes with a screwdriver for assembly. The quality of the materials is good, they remind me of “build it yourself” furniture. But for my Meta Quest 3, with any kind of elite strap or fabric strap, I felt like my headset was not properly secure, like it could fall over at any given moment. I was intending to build a VR shelf with this stand in mind, but since it’s not something I feel safe using my Quest with, I will be continuing my search for a quality stand. It might be great with bulkier headsets from different makers, but it is not a good choice for my headset. I’m scared it could scratch my lenses if the headset shifted slightly. Just my personal observation, your mileage may vary.
H. V. –
It will fit other head set like Rift-S
Order this unit just to see if this will fit other headset than APPLE one which was shown in stock photos. Well I was happily surprised when I put the stand together and it fit my Rift-S. When it comes to the stand its basic , the instruction seems to be OK but I didn’t used it since its very basic stand. Stand is simple and look very good. Hardware contain extra bolt and extra nut. Now few tips.#1: Do not use the provided tools, yes they will work but you can easily scratch the surface if the slip off so i used two 7mm sockets#2: Do not over tight the nuts. The studs are slightly longer and if you tight the nuts too much you will separate the nut from the top as you can see in the picture, luckily there was extra :-)#3: Rubber piece for nose part is big enough that can slightly about 1mm overhang on each side. You can trim it or just leave it for extra protection.#4: Make sure you assemble it correctly as I seen some pictures that looked it was not put together correctly. The metal tripod sits flat on the base while the bolts supposed to sink in to the holes on the other side. In other words If your tripod is tilted you got it wrong. And yes the etched name on the base plate which I’m sure was intended to be on top visible will be on the bottom :-)Other than that packing was OK it should survive harsh handling, stand is simple and look good as well. Overall happy with the product.
Kevin S. Trowbridge –
Canât get over the droopy back
Update: I ended up hating the way the stand failed to support my Vision Pro, so I put it in the rummage sale pile and ordered a different product thatâs made for the AVP. After sorting out all the pieces from the plastic and styrofoam packing materials, assembly was easy with clear instructions. Iâm glad they included a couple of extra supplies since one of the screw caps broke as I was putting it together. I was excited to place my Apple Vision Pro on its new stand. But I was disappointed by the poor fit for the solo band. It doesnât look like the product images, but Iâm hopeful it will do the job and not make a permanent crease in my band. Overall itâs a decent proud and Iâm not returning it. But I wouldnât buy it again not that I realize itâs not a Great fit for the AVP.
Philip Florio –
A solid piece, but it does require a surprising amount of putting together
I was surprised when I opened this box up and saw what all the things you would expect to find when building a piece of furniture, including a bunch of different types of screws and bolts, as well as a little mini wrench and my old nemesis, the allen key. I figured there would be some assembly required, especially after I saw the narrow package it came in, but for such a small piece this seemed a bit much. At least it all came together quickly, but if you’re hoping to pick up a VR display stand that you can just set down and use, this isn’t it.Once it is together, it does it job pretty well, although it is definitely designed more for headsets like the Vision Pro where the whole bottom-front is rounded. I got this to have something to put my PSVR2 on, but it has a completely flat bottom, so it doesn’t perfectly sit on it. So a little less ‘universal’ than advertised. But I can get it to sit on top with just a little balancing. The whole thing is pretty sturdy, and the little anti-slip pads on the bottom work pretty well, so you don’t have to worry about it breaking or falling and taking your expensive headset down with it.
john kim –
Perfect size for HP Reverb G2
Finally a heavy VR headset stand. The material for this stand is metal and wood with no cheap plastic anywhere. My previous stand was made of light flimsy plastic and my headset would tip over every time I would brush up against the cable with my arm. The wood base for this stand is substantially heavier than the metal tubes that cradle the headset giving it a nice, low center of gravity. The build quality and design is very nice and looks good. It wont cheapen the look of your desk space like most of the plastic ones.