Extension Grips Accessories for Oculus Quest 2, VR Game Accessories for Meta Quest 2, RGB Lightsaber for Beat Saber, Suitable for Supernatural, Blade & Sorcery, Fruit Ninja

These are a fun novelty item that would probably make an great gift. My family loves them. Excellent value for the money! Pros: Good battery life, sturdy, easy to install/uninstall, lots of color options, enhances how fun it is to watch someone else play the game. Points to consider before buying: - Since they extend the length of your arm by about 1.5 feet, children or short adults (I’m guessing those under 5ft) may accidentally hit the floor with them while playing. - They’re lightweight (105g - roughly a quarter of a pound each), but the length causes resistance as you’re swinging. I sometimes play with two pound weights on my wrists, and this is more challenging than that because the emphasis is on your forearms. (Builds muscle so you’re even better at the game when you’re not using them!) - Not suitable for some Expert/Expert Plus songs. Quick hand crossovers will cause these to slam together and potentially break. - If you use the silicone hand grips that are popular on Amazon - they are compatible with this (it pinches the silicone a bit, but I haven’t seen any damage from that). I appreciate the combo because the added resistance of the length of these means your grip has to be that much better to hang on to these while playing!

Work great, easy to install. Have tons of fun with the lights. Very durable, fit the controllers very well. Not to short and not to long.

More realistic with the weight and the lights for saber style games or sword rpg games

Expert+ player here. Just got these and they are pretty cool to play around with in Beat Saber. They seem quite sturdy, and they don't interfere with the tracking between the headset and controllers, which is good. Three issues though. - First, although the physical sabers are perfectly aligned with the digital sabers in Beat Saber, the physical ones are not nearly as long as the digital sabers in Beat Saber. - Second, these are super top-heavy, so holding the controllers while flailing your arms about feels like you're going to lose grip of the controllers very easily. - Third, you absolutely cannot cross your sabers. When playing Hard/Expert/Expert+ levels, there are often arrow blocks that require you to cross your sabers in order to slice the blocks perfectly. While you can easily let your digital sabers in Beat Saber cross through each other, you cannot with your physical ones, so you need to awkwardly hit one block after the other while avoiding smashing your physical sabers together. This is almost impossible to avoid during Expert+ levels, and constantly hitting the physical sabers accidentally can lead to them breaking very quickly. So, while these are very fun to use on normal difficulty (and especially cool for people who are watching somebody play Beat Saber with these physical sabers attached), playing Expert/Expert+ levels with these physical sabers attached is very difficult and not worth anyone's time.

No reviews said how heavy these are, they are cool and fun make things like a party and they will help you add some muscle if you’re just starting out playing.

Yes, I’m a 48 year old bored nerd 😂 I love playing beat sabor and these make it a better arm workout.

Beat Saber is my absolute favorite game. Too cool now to have the controllers show that. Also the weight added makes playing somehow easier too.

Awesome addition to the fun.