Congratulations on your shiny newMeta Quest 3!This amazing VR system is ready to explore expansive virtual worlds straight out of the box. But to fully optimize your experience, consider enhancing your purchase with some handy accessories. For marathon gaming sessions, a comfortable headstrap with an extended battery can take you the distance.
Meta Quest 3 Carrying Case
Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX 11000
Or maybe you’d like a convenient charging dock designed for your Quest that’s going to keep the games flowing anywhere. Sound interesting? Well, we’ve got a lot more! Read on for some of our top-rated recommendations that are going to take your new headset to the next level.
Updated on June 08, 2025, by Sai Vsr:In this recent update, we’ve added the new Anker Prime Power Bank to our ever-expanding list of awesomeness. Check it out!
The Best Accessories For The Meta Quest 3
Anker Prime Power Bank
With a robust 200W output, fast charging technology, and an impressive 20,000mAh capacity, this compact powerhouse rapidly recharges itself and a wide range of devices.
You may be thinking… “What on earth does a power bank have to do with the Quest 3?” Well, there’s not many things out there that sting more than having your headset die on you in the middle of an epic session.
First off, can we talk about the insane capacity of this thing? 20,000mAh is no joke, it’s enough to keep your Quest 3 powered up and ready to go for hours on end. And with a total output of 200W across its USB-C and USB-A ports, you can charge your headset (and your other devices) at superfast speeds.
But the Anker Prime isn’t just about raw power… it’s also incredibly convenient. Its compact size makes it the perfect travel companion for your Quest 3. Plus, with the ability to recharge itself at speeds up to 100W, you can get this power bank back to full capacity in an hour or so. Definitely a great investment if you plan to go heavy on the usage.
Razer Hammerhead HyperSpeed Earbuds for Meta Quest 3
Experience the next level of VR audio with Razer Hammerhead HyperSpeed Earbuds for Meta Quest 3. These earbuds offer a 2.4GHz wireless connection, Active Noise Cancellation, and Bluetooth 5.2 compatibility, designed to enhance your virtual reality experience.
Let’s talk about the new Razer Hammerhead HyperSpeed Earbuds that just dropped for the Meta Quest 3. Right away, the standout feature on these bad boys is definitely the blazing-fast 2.4GHz wireless connection. By cutting way down on latency issues, it helps prevent even tiny lags between what we see and what we hear in the headset. That makes a huge difference in fast-action games where timing is everything for nailing those audio cues.
Another brilliant thing that you get here is the Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) technology, which is a key aspect, cause you definitely don’t want external noise coming in while you’re engaged in gameplay.
Worried this is just for the Meta Quest 3? While they’re primed for our shiny new Meta Quest 3, the earbuds still sync up with other Bluetooth gizmos via 5.2. So they make a solid crossover companion for our phones, tablets, all that good stuff when we’re kicking back.
Overall, we’d say that the Razer Hammerhead HyperSpeed Earbuds for Meta Quest 3 are a technically impressive choice for VR enthusiasts seeking high-quality, immersive audio with the convenience of wireless connectivity and noise cancelation. Just prepare yourself to shell out some dough. These babies don’t come cheap.
Meta Quest Touch Pro Controllers
The Meta Quest Touch Pro Controllers use self-tracking cameras, advanced haptics and precision controls to enable remarkably intuitive, natural hand interactions in virtual reality.
The new Meta Quest Touch Controllers represent a big leap in immersion and natural interaction for VR. Features like advanced haptics and intuitive hand tracking transform the way you engage with virtual worlds. Now, you may be wondering “Why would I need new controllers if my headset already came with a pair of them?” To which we say, fair enough.
However, the Meta Quest 3 comes with the Touch Plus controllers, which offer a great performance, but not as good as the Pros. The Touch Pro controllers use external tracking cameras rather than internal ones for more precise, responsive tracking of fast movements. The Pro design is also more ergonomic and generally more comfortable for extended use. Not only that, the rear handle allows different grips.
Things like precision pinch control, better thumbstick design, and a great stylus tip give you intricate control over detailed actions like writing or drawing, making this model more viable than the Touch Plus. The included charging dock also provides convenient standalone charging. If you don’t mind shelling out a few bucks, then the Touch Pro can make a great replacement for your out-of-the-box controllers. And hey, you now have a spare set of controllers if you lose the Pros.
Meta Quest Link Cable
The official Oculus Link cable enables wired connection from Oculus Quest headsets to gaming PCs, providing smooth, low-latency access to top Oculus Rift and SteamVR titles and unlimited VR gaming.
The official Meta Quest Link Cable unlocks the full potential of the Quest 3 headset, providing a wired connection to your gaming PC for accessing the massive Oculus Rift library. This 16-foot USB 3.2 Gen cable gives you ample room to move in roomscale VR, making it a must-have for those looking to get into active games.
Once plugged into your compatible gaming PC, the Link Cable provides a smooth 5Gbps connection for playing high fidelity Rift games not available natively on the Quest 3. And despite the length, the fiber optic core keeps the cable lightweight and flexible, allowing for ease of use. Worried about power drain? The Link Cable also charges your headset while playing. Pretty, cool, right?
Granted, it is a bit pricey just for a USB cable, but you also have to consider the fact that there are no comparable third party options for the Quest 3 that can reliably handle the data output and charging required. In case you’d like to learn more,here’s a guidethat touches on how you’re able to use the Link Cable to play PC games on your headset.
Meta Quest 3 Elite Strap with Battery
The Meta Quest 3 Elite Strap with Battery enhances comfort, playtime and durability with up to 2 extra hours of VR gameplay from its built-in extended battery.
The Elite Strap with Battery is a comfortable, convenient upgrade for Meta Quest 3 that makes your VR experience a little more pleasant. The headstrap adds structured support to more evenly distribute the headset’s weight and reduce facial pressure. Adjustments are pretty easy too, all you need to do is twist the dial to get a custom fit. And the soft, flexible rear silicone cradle cushions the back of your head for an added layer of comfort.
The coolest thing about this strap is that you get a built-in extended battery that provides up to two extra hours of untethered gameplay time. You can charge both the headset and strap simultaneously using the included charging cable, which is super convenient for minimized downtime. A commendable factor here is that despite adding a battery, the Elite Strap still maintains a lightweight and compact form factor.
It also looks like Meta has put some thought into the durability as we see some improvements based on the previous Elite Strap model for the Quest 2. At a relatively affordable price, this unit is a worthwhile investment to get the most out of your Meta Quest 3, especially if you are someone who uses the headset for hours on end.
Meta Quest 3 Charging Dock
The Meta Quest 3 Charging Dock delivers integrated, wireless charging and organized storage for the Quest 3 headset and Touch controllers all in a compact dock.
The official Meta Quest 3 Charging Dock provides a pretty awesome, all-in-one solution for powering up your headset and controllers. Simply drop in your Quest 3 and Touch controllers and the charging begins automatically. LED indicators let you check charging status at a glance. The charging dock also has a compact footprint that neatly stores your headset and controllers while charging.
Coming to the build factor, you get a clean design that saves desk space and keeps your gear organized right at your fingertips. Also included are two rechargeable lithium-ion batteries for the Touch controllers. Apart from the ergonomics and compact charging solutions that are at play, there aren’t any other features in this charging dock, which can make the price tag feel a little steep. However, it is the official dock from Meta, so you can rest assured about its seamless compatibility and safe charging for your Quest 3 and controllers.
The Meta Quest 3 Carrying Case provides customized protection for transporting your Quest 3 headset, Touch controllers, cables and accessories with its felt exterior and molded inner compartments.
Transporting your Meta Quest 3 VR headset and accessories just got easier with the official Quest 3 Carrying Case. This lightweight case is specifically designed to hold the Quest 3, Touch controllers, charging cable, power adapter, headstrap and other accessories. A felt exterior and plush interior provide protection while the molded compartments neatly organize your components.
Meta has also worked on a redesigned zipper that opens more smoothly for quicker access. At the same time, the soft inner lining keeps everything secure during transport without scratching. Unlike the other accessories from Meta, their carrying case is pretty reasonably priced, while maintaining quality construction and custom fit. However, we do advise you to be careful with the case since the outer felt material could get dirty over time.
The ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro WiFi 6 gaming router delivers extreme speeds up to 11,000Mbps, expanded range, triple level gaming acceleration and a menacing angular design.
Having an ultra-fast Wi-Fi router can bring about huge improvements for wireless VR gaming and streaming, especially if you are connecting PC games to your Quest 3 using Air Link. Well check out this insanely cool router from Asus that features Wi-Fi 6 and delivers speeds up to 11,000Mbps!
The quad-core 2GHz CPU gives the processing power required for managing multiple Quest 3s and high bandwidth 4K VR streams around the home smoothly. Connectivity issues are no longer a problem, thanks to the two LAN ports with 2.5Gbit and 10Gbit configurations, allowing versatility for linking your powerful gaming PCs to the headset.
Triple level gaming traffic prioritization reduces latency critical for VR gaming, giving your Meta Quest 3’s packets preferential treatment for responsive head tracking and controller input. At the same time, you get eight antennas to expand the coverage area and avoid VR dead zones.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I reduce motion sickness in VR on the Meta Quest 3?
Motion sickness in VR can be quite annoying to deal with. But hey, you can always follow a few tips to stay ahead of this stuff. If you’re new to VR, start with short five to ten-minute sessions and gradually increase the time limit to acclimate yourself. This one may sound a little weird but setting up a fan to blow gentle air on your face and neck can help since it gives off orientation cues to your brain. Wristbands that apply gentle pressure to nausea pressure points are another option. Most importantly, remember to stay hydrated and avoid intense artificial locomotion or jerky head movements to avoid feeling sick.
What accessories are recommended for recording or streaming VR gameplay?
Oh boy, capturing high quality VR gameplay requires a lot of specialized gear. For clear voice capture, using a broadcast-grade XLR microphone like the HyperX QuadCast is recommended over the built-in mics you get on devices. Wanna look cool? A green screen setup behind you works great for a mixed reality effect. If you’re going for direct feed gameplay capture, an external video capture card like the Elgato Cam Link Pro or HD60 X with VR support is ideal. For the highest quality pass-through, output the VR video feed via a USB-C cable from the Quest to a powerful PC.
How can I voice chat with teammates in multiplayer VR games?
For team communication, a gaming-grade headset with an integrated mic like the SteelSeries Arctis 9X works quite decent. For more natural voice capture, consider attaching a clip-on lavalier mic to the Quest headset (good quality ones though, none of that generic stuff) For voice isolation, try getting one of those over-ear headphones with an external boom mic, so you may lower ambient sound pickup.
