AMVR VR Stand,Headset Display Holder for Oculus Quest or Quest 2, Rift or Rift S Headset and Touch Controller

If you want a decently priced stand that does the job, this is it. Easy to assemble and has quite a nice visual effect - it is stable but not that rugged. I can see children breaking this fairly easily and it isnt weighted, so it wouldn't take much to topple it.Overall though, if you are an adult and have it out of the way of children and inquisitive pets, its good value for money and much better than just leaving an expensive headset laying around.

It's good got it like 12 months ago but very cheap plastic worth about £10

This is a fairly lightweight and compact stand for the Oculus Rift with touch controllers, but it's well balanced so there are no issues with it toppling over, as some of the head shapes stands do. It comes in pieces which took me a few minutes to assemble and the instructions on how to do so were clear, unlike some products. While designed for the Oculus Rift, this also fits the headset of the HTC Vive and PSVR without any issues.It can be assembled with or without holders for the Oculus touch controllers. The holding parts are 3D printed, but I don't see any issue with their strength and the Oculus Touch controllers hang on them perfectly. While not ideal, if using this for a Vive, you can prop up the controllers against the holders. The PSVR move controllers won't fit.It sits nicely on my desk and looks good while doing it. It's perfect for the Oculus Rift with touch controllers and works just as well for other VR headsets I've tried, minus the controllers.

The media could not be loaded. Wanted to get a stand for the Rift, I'd seen a few available all really highly priced. This one was exactly what I wanted, decent price, easy to put together and does the job. Holds the Rift and both touch controllers.The only thing to watch out for is when moving it, it doesn't lock together so unless you've glued it when you pick it up it can fall apart, but seeing as I leave it sitting in the same spot this isn't an issue for me.

Yeah it was 20 odd quid - and after reading previous comments, why are you moaning about 20-30 quid when you just spent 300 odd on the headset!??Does the job extremely well. Assembled in minutes. Looks very stylish and it will keep your precious VR from harm.Recommended.

I want to give this a 5 star but simply can't. It arrived on time and was as described by the seller so top marks there but as for the item itself it's overpriced. What do you get for £27.99 (at the time of writing) is a smallish box with item inside flat packed so some assembly is required.Pros- Quick and simple to Assembly.- Instructions Supplied (not necessary but welcome)- Supports the Oculus Rift and it's controllers nicely.Cons- Overpriced for what it is- Base is not weighted (could be tipped or knocked over easily if you're not careful)ConclusionIf this were £15 I'd say it's a bargain but being close to double that and it's a tough sell. Don't get me wrong I like it and it certainly gives your VR setup some added tlc but the choice of using thinner plastics and no weighted base hurt it. If this used thicker plastics to give it more rigidity and a metal base then the price could be justified. For those who can't afford the more elaborate and expensive VR stands I'd recommend it buying it but if you can spring for something better I'd say go for that instead.

It does what it says on the tin. Perfect for my Meta Quest 2, at a reasonable price.

Absolute waste of money, FOR ME!!Looks great and holds headset and controllers well.MY 12 year old still shoves the headset on floor when finished.Only ever used if I tidy the room!!