Best Oculus Quest 2 Controller Adapters 2022

The controllers of the Oculus Quest 2 are designed to work in every scenario. Realistically, they do a great job. Still, the universality of the design means that it isn’t perfect for everything. Thankfully, that’s what controller adapters are for, and there are quite a few to choose from.

The same adapter or adapters you want will be based on the games you play. For example, a gunstock is great for rifle-based shooter games but less ideal for golfing. Likewise, a handle extension can be great for Beat Saber and even work for golf games, but it won’t help if you’re playing an RPG. Just as the controller can’t be perfect for everything, no single adapter can be either.

To help you find some of the best adapters on the market, we’ve drawn up our list of the best Oculus Quest 2 controller adapters in 2022.

The AMVR Table Tennis Paddle Grip Handle is designed to be a table tennis/ping pong bat. One of the first things you’ll notice is the unusual controller angle. This is intended to help provide a realistic balance for the bat. However, it may not be compatible with some apps as they won’t offer a proper offset. It’s primarily designed for Eleven Table Tennis, which does provide a specific controller option for it. However, it may work in other games and other racket-based games like tennis.

It’s designed to be ambidextrous, with a marked left and right side and both controllers being compatible. While the controller is held securely, there is no wrist strap, so throwing the entire thing is a risk. This risk is further increased because the handle’s plastic is smooth rather than textured for better grip.

The X-Super Home VR Rifle Gunstock is a rifle stock for VR games. While it can work in any VR games that use rifles, it only really works in games that only use rifles. Suppose the game features sidearms, melee weapons, or pickup animations. In that case, you may run into some difficulties as you’d have to unmount at least one controller mid-game and later remount it again.

The strap is excellent, mounted at two points for stability, made of tough nylon, and adjustable. The front controller mount is magnetic, making it somewhat easy to remove and reattach. The rear controller is held in with screws and so can’t be easily removed or attached in-game. As with any multi-controller adapter, the alignment may not be supported in all games. The shipping is also low quality, with just plastic wrapping.

The AMVR Dual Handles Extension Grips is a two-pack of controller handle extensions designed primarily for Beat Saber use. With their shape, the handles can also work in golf games and for wielding swords, as long as they don’t need regular button presses. The controller is held securely with a Velcro strap, while the handle has a wrist strap to keep both securely attached to you.

The handle is made of plastic and has a sponge grip for comfort and sweat absorption, though that may also be somewhat hard to clean. One of the difficulties with many controller adapters is that they can make it more challenging to use the buttons. This is partially the case here, but the buttons are all accessible.

The X-Super Home Pistol Grips offer a more realistic experience in pistol games. The weight isn’t too high, so it’s not too heavy. But with the black color scheme, it can look realistic at first glance, which could cause some issues. The grips have a 112-degree angle designed to work best for both ergonomic purposes and in support of game settings.

The grip design doesn’t interfere with the default wrist strap; however, it isn’t compatible with silicone grips. It’s also not an excellent fit for the controller. Some users report it being a little loose, and others declare it was leaving scratches.

That was our roundup of the best Oculus Quest 2 controller adapters in 2022. Have you recently bought an Oculus Quest 2 controller adapter? What sold you on it, and what has your experience been with it so far? Let us know down below.