Universal Battery Kit - Battery Holder Clips for Mounting Battery Power Pack Bank to Headstrap for The Vision Pro

When it first came I was like, omg it’s unassembled? I bet it said that in the description and I didn’t read that part, so that’s my own fault. Anyway, it turns out assembly is super easy when you watch YouTube video (link is on the card that came with). And since the elite strap is ALWAYS sold out, this is a great option. I really like the fact that the parts are 3D printed so this is basically someone’s cool art project. It works perfectly and it even came with a cord to hold up my phone’s battery bank to it. See pic attached. Don’t be intimidated by the assembly required aspect, if I can do it anyone can. Took me 5 min Max and saved me hundreds.

Have a BoboM2 "elite strap". This fits over the adjustment knob and still allows you to adjust. I have a large 30,000mah and a small 10,000mah battery. The small one needed some tweaking because it was too small for the strap but with an extra wrap around it works fine. I see people whining about 3D printed stuff or whatever but the straps work great however they were made. I'm happy.

My second purchase from this company. The first were some simple molded pieces used for the same purpose. That was a year ago. With these, I feel you are getting so much more with so much less material. I was originally concerned when receiving the product. The instructions were a little bit difficult to read, and the parts felt like they were left over from a cosplay build BUT!!!! when you assemble everything properly and you put them on your rig, they are AMAZING!!! So much better then my original purchase, which was great to begin with, but this seems like it was designed to really adjust for all sorts of batteries. AND they provide a small connector to boot!!! One last note.... you WILL be left with one small piece of Velcro with no apparent use. DO NOT throw it away!!! It is to be used to wrap the cord to your headset... I threw mine away and THEN i noticed a photo which showed the parts use.ANYWAYS!!! 6 out of 5... Worth it.

I had high hopes for this product, but unfortunately, it turned out to be nothing but a disappointment. It was clear that quality control was seriously lacking, the flimsy 3D printing slots were marred by filament residue, obstructing the installation of the straps. It's imperative to remove this residue before attempting installation, as it poses a significant obstacle.

Ok let me start by saying I should have read the reviews ( my fault ). I was expecting a decent package so when it arrived it was the tinyest thing. I open it up and I’m greeted with lots of Velcro and a few 3D printed clips. I’m like this is what I get for 17$? I said fine I guess so long as it works ( which is debatable ) I had to find a YouTube video on how to put it together because the instructions are very vague because the Velcro comes in different sizes and none are specifically labeled other than “medium size, larger size” you get the picture. Well anyways after following the YouTube install guide it was simple to put together. Other than having to keep reversing Velcro because it was put in backwards multiple times on different occasions ( my fault ) anyways. Having put it together I realized something. This Velcro is too small. Like al of it is small, it’s designed for slim portable chargers. I don’t do anal chargers, if I’m going to game I need to do it for long periods of time and the oculus dies way to quickly to benefit from a regular portable charger. I had a big daddy charger (40,000MaH) and this sucker is thick, long and huge. Pun intended. Anywho, I tried to skip big daddy into the Velcro slot and behold, it did not fit. No surprise. It’s not too much larger than other chargers it fits in ones hand or pocket but the Velcro supplied is just too small for it. So I had to settle for my much smaller 23,000MaH battery pack. Which is something I didn’t want to use because I consider it to be unreliable for both its size and power. But I digress. It fit that battery perfectly but it flips because of the weight of the battery when removing it from ones head. So I used the extra Velcro to counter balance the strap so it held up properly. Now it fits just fine and doesn’t flop right after taking it off, causing the battery to hit the back of ones head. It holds sturdy with the excess Velcro. Quite honestly it looks like a huge mess but at the same time it works decently well. I couldent justify the price because the Velcro is extremely cheap to get, and the clips are 3D printed. The only justification it has is the charger cable it came with. It’s short and fits perfectly between the pack and the headset without too much slack laying around. All in all it’s a 6/10 for convenience, and ease of use but it looks super cheap. Quite literally nothing holding someone back from plugging a charger cable into their battery pack and putting it in your pocket while you play. Excess slack of the cable can just be rolled up and placed in your pocket, or invest in a small amount of Velcro straps in make one of these yourself. Clips do little to nothing other than hold it in place. That’s the reason for the rating. Had I looked a little more I coulda got a better item for a few dollars more but I was too lazy to keep looking ( also my fault )

This product was shipped to me faster than I expected, I had no trouble following the assembly instructions but if I wasn’t such a visual thinker I could have seen myself having a little trouble understanding step 4. The connector pieces are 3D printed, which is better for the environment than regular plastic, and more sturdy in a lot of instances! My power brick fits very nicely and is held very well, I don’t see it having any chance of coming loose. I haven’t gotten my headset in the mail yet so I haven’t gotten the chance to actually connect it yet but it feels like it will be very sturdy and a good counterbalance. Overall very satisfied with my purchase!

I'll be honest. It's a clever idea. The sad truth is. Unless you get a small battery pack to go with this. It just adds a clunky weight to the headset. It didn't work for me. I got a battery to wide I guess so it was not long enough. Even so, it is much easier to just put the battery pack in your pocket rather then buy this

I mounted this on my Quest 2 elite strap for a 13000 mAh power pack. Easily mounted and works as advertised. Some complain about the 3D printer constructed parts. But to me, it is just another way to make them. And these parts a solid and work just fine. I can't ask for more. BTW, by mounting the power pack on the back of the strap, it makes a great counter weight to the goggles and feels very comfortable.

The media could not be loaded. I thought this universal battery mount was going to be a great way to get counterweight on the back of my headset, while charging it up during gameplay. Unfortunately, trying to assemble it. The main strap broke. Rendering it completely useless.

Vraiment beaucoup trop cher il n'y a même pas de batterie avec. Seulement des strap velcro même pas assemblée. C pomale ordinaire.