Lenovo GX40Q17230 15.6" laptop case T210 Blue
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Three interchangeable extension grips convert Meta Quest Pro controllers into realistic handles for sports and rhythm VR games
The BONAEVER VR Controller Extension Grips are a 3-in-1 accessory kit designed specifically for Meta Quest Pro controllers. They extend the original handles to simulate sports equipment such as golf clubs, baseball bats, or paddles for games like Beat Saber, Gorilla Tag, and VR golf. The kit targets Quest Pro owners who want physical feedback that matches in-game tools.
These grips fit only Meta Quest Pro controllers; they will not attach to Quest 2, Quest 3, or any other headset's controllers. Buyers with a different headset cannot use this kit.
The grips combine ABS plastic frames with soft silicone sleeves that resist sweat and slipping during long sessions. A winding-ring tether keeps each controller secured to its extension, preventing accidental release when swinging vigorously over extended play periods.
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