Two of my favorite Quest 3 accessories are on deep discount for Black Friday

A Yoges Elite Strap with battery and a Yoges adjustable golf club accessory for the Meta Quest 3 and 3S
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Any Meta Quest 3 or Quest 3S owner will tell you that although these headsets are amazing in their own right, they lack two things out of the box: long-term comfort and battery life. Thankfully, the Yoges battery headstrap fixes both of those problems in one fell swoop, and now discounted to $36.09, making it $100 less than the official Meta Elite battery headstrap.

If you've only used the default cloth headstrap this entire time, you have no idea what you're missing. Not only does this Elite-style strap add a substantial amount of comfort due to its rigid construction and supple padding around the top and back of your head, but it's also unbelievably easy to adjust thanks to an ergonomic wheel at the back that loosens and tightens the strap with just a turn.

Yoges 10000mAh battery headstrap: $59.99$36.09 at Amazon
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Yoges 10000mAh battery headstrap: $59.99 $36.09 at Amazon

When it comes to Elite-style straps, you won't find one better than this Yoges battery headstrap. Not only does it feature supple, comfortable pads for your entire head along with an easily adjustable sizing wheel on the back, but a generous 10,000mAh battery pack magnetically attaches to the back, providing even weight distribution on your head and hours of additional play time for your Quest or Quest 3S.

Price comparison: Yoges store - $59.99

✅Recommended if: You find the Meta Quest to be uncomfortable to wear for any amount of time, or you regularly find your headset running out of battery before you're done playing.

❌Skip this deal if: You prefer halo-style straps that move the weight to your forehead rather than your face. This Elite-style strap is a compression strap that's best for active gaming and tends to run tighter than halo-style straps.

Elite-style straps like this are the kind that distribute weight evenly on the top of your head, as well as your face and the back of the skull. Since this is a compression-style fit, it's best for active games like Beat Saber or Forefront, where you might be whipping your head around at high speeds to keep track of the action.

If you'd rather have a halo-style strap — the kind that distributes all the weight evenly across your forehead and the back of your head — grab this BoboVR M3 Pro strap for a discount of $39.99 instead.

Yoges adjustable length golf club: $29.99$23.99 at Amazon
Lowest price ever!

Yoges adjustable length golf club: $29.99 $23.99 at Amazon

Love playing Walkabout Mini Golf, Golf+, or one of the other amazing golfing games on the Meta Quest? This adjustable-length golf club fits any player's height or swing style with an easy twist-to-adjust mechanism and rubber grips and weight that make it feel like the real thing.

Price comparison: Yoges store - $35.99

I'm a huge fan of VR golf games, and while they're good on their own, it feels so much more authentic when you add a golf club accessory to the mix. The Yoges adjustable golf club is the best option on the market today, and this excellent sale drops it to the lowest price I've ever seen.

If you haven't used a club like this before, you'll be immediately impressed with how it feels. The rubber grip looks and feels exactly like a real club, and the metal shaft continues the authenticity right down to the end where the controller attaches. This particular club connects to the built-in controller wrist straps to keep the controller from flying away when you swing, giving you confidence that you can hit without worry.

I recommend pairing it with an open facial interface (Quest 3 version or Quest 3S version) when you play, as these face pads give you an open periphery to see the room around you, helping prevent accidental collisions with furniture or other objects in your room.

Nicholas Sutrich
Senior Content Producer — Smartphones & VR
Nick started with DOS and NES and uses those fond memories of floppy disks and cartridges to fuel his opinions on modern tech. Whether it's VR, smart home gadgets, or something else that beeps and boops, he's been writing about it since 2011. Reach him on Twitter or Instagram @Gwanatu

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