Hard Carrying Case Compatible with Meta Quest 3 / Quest 2 / Vision Pro, VR Gaming Headset and Touch Controllers Travel Case with Lens Cover for Oculus Quest 3/2/ Vision Pro Accessories
[Patented Design Case for Meta Quest 3 / Quest 2 / Vision Pro] - EUCARLOS tight hard carrying case specially designed for Meta Quest 3, Quest2 and Vision Pro, NOT for Elite Strap or any other 3rd-party head trap with battery.
[Small Case but Perfect Size] -Everything can be assorted neatly in EUCARLOS case. Sufficient room to keep headset, 2 touch controllers, and VR accessories like charging cable, power adapter well-organized.
[Included Components] - Not only a black durable case, Package also come with extra lens cover and a bag for controllers. Lens cover protects VR Lens from direct sunlight, scratches and dust.
[Durable Material] - Protect your devices like a shell. EVA material make the case splash-resistant, dirt-resistant, and scratch-resistant. The exterior strap and zipper of the case is firm enough and not to came off. Thick hard case is sturdy enough for impact protection.
[Convenient Carrying Case] - Take it wherever and enjoy VR fun. This space-saving portable case is super easy to travel with, no matter taking in hand or putting in a suitcase. NOTE: If you have any problem about it, please contact us in time, we will solve it for you soon.
EUCARLOS case is designed for protecting your devices, and enhancing your VR using experience.
With interior pockets for storing the charger, charging cable, or other accessories, make your accessories an easy store. Easy to put headset and controller in your carrying case, easy to open and close the case, no assembly process.
Tips:
1. Cardboard is used to secure Quest 3 controllers, not for Quest2 controllers. You can put Quest2 controllers into case directly.
2. Please minimize the size of your quest headset strap, and then put it into case.
Carry it wherever. A perfect companion for those who prefer to travel with VR in style.
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