Virtual reality has come a long, long way since the days of Nintendo’s doomed Virtual Boy. Meta just unveiled its standalone Quest 3 headset, Sony continues to offer support for the PS VR2 and there’s plenty of PC-connected VR headsets available from HP, HTC, Vive and other companies. The industry’s growing at a rapid pace and picking up new converts in the process. If you’re an enthusiast, sifting through the sea of virtual reality accessories and add-ons can be tricky and overwhelming. That’s where we come in: here are the best VR accessories for folks tired of boring-old actual reality.
We tried to keep these picks as universal as possible, to suit the various VR ecosystems out there. However, some of the best VR accessories only work on certain platforms and we’ll note this stuff as we go. We also stayed away from experimental and expensive add-ons, like treadmills and force feedback clothing, to keep you from bankruptcy.
Meta Elite Strap With Battery
Meta Link Cable
Skywin VR Mat
AMVR Headset Holder
Casematix Hard Case
Kiwi Design 10,000 mAh Battery Pack
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 4
NexiGo VR Cable Management System
Ringside Weighted Exercise Gloves
DeadEyeVR DriVR Golf Club Handle
AMVR Fishing Rod
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