APEXINNO Head Strap for PS VR 2 Accessories Soft Comfortable Anti-Slip Rear Pad Balanced Weight for Stable Fit

Hey, it’s strap for PS VR 2 this is most comfortable on the back of my head much better than the standard strap. Just attached to the psVR2 when you get it out of the box. Read more

i wear my PSVR2 for hours at a time, and after about 30-40 minutes, the back of my head where the pad contacts starts to hurt. with this replacement pad, i no longer feel pain back there after prolonged use. now, i notice other parts of my head hurting more (not due to this pad), like the front pad on my forehead. Read more

Easy to install Fits well Does not stop sliding with long hair but consistent adjustment is greatly reduced so a win Good feel Really great for the sale price of 20 or even 30 but cannot recommend for 40 Read more

This thing is great! I used to have a homemade belt-like strap looped around headset by my ears that would rest over the top of my head to help hold the headset up on my face and the back of my head would go numb and sore from needing it so tight to stay in place. Ever since I installed this, which was kind of easy I guess, it has made a huge difference, I dont need to keep the headset so tight to keep screens in position and even if I do tighten it up really tight, the back of my head does not go numb and stays comfortable. It is well worth the cheap price!! Read more

Pros: - includes tools needed to install and a manual - cushioned pad Cons: - installation was confusing tbh. Can't really tell which part you're suppose to use the pick to detach and exactly which screws to take out. I almost detached the wrong part and maybe damage my psvr2 . Glad there was a brief video of someone else that installed it to refer to. Consider: - I tried it for an hour and I couldn't really tell the difference it made... I'll try it again over next several days and update this review -not sure if $30 is worth it if I don't really feel a difference. Read more

I Love this product, it does all the right things. Comfort, stability and looks great as an addition to the psvr 2 headset. This is a must by if you want more comfort for your psvr 2 headset. P.S: if you have a 3rd party charging stand like I do it sits on it but can be knocked off easily because of the bottom plastic lip to the pad accessorie still a 5 out of 5 for me a must buy Read more

I was having extreme pain from the the Stock headstrap. It was seriously agonizing. I Was to the point where I didn't think I could play it. I tried wearing a beanie, a backwards cap, even a sweatband, but the pain was always there. Luckily I found this and it has been virtually painless there is still some residual soreness from the stock strap. It was easy to install with the supplied tools and instructions. I am very impressed with this product and highly recommend it for people who are having issues. Read more

The reviews for this have been pretty positive so far. And as far as comfort adjustments for the psvr2 (which I love, but undeniably is uncomfortable af) there isn’t very much out there. Leaving this upgraded back strap one of the best options. All went well, removing old pad was a breeze. But then came screwing on the new bracket.. oh boy. I saw in another review the mention of a magnetic screwdriver included. Thought awesome, that’ll be a big help. The screwdriver was not magnetized. Don’t know if I was just unlucky, but doubt it. This made things INCREDIBLY difficult to get the screws in. There’s these big gaps on either side of the screw hole. Fingers are too big to adequately set the screw in the hole, too small and awkward for tweezers. I was like wtf. After a good bit of frustration I had to fashion a little piece of cardboard to slide into the area around the screw holes as a barrier/guide, so that I could get the screw in place without it falling into the abyss every time (pictured). Once I did that, it was much simpler. But to have to do that? Kind of wild. So, the product and improvement in itself is great. I don’t review much at all if ever. But I couldn’t live with myself knowing I could’ve helped some other unsuspecting folks just trying to comfortably use their headset. - tldr: Make sure you have a magnetic micro screwdriver laying around. Read more