AMVR Noise Isolating Earbuds Earphones Custom Made for Quest 2 VR Headset, with 3D 360 Degree Sound In-Ear Headphones and Earphone Silicone Holders (White)

Most reviews on here and even friends I've talked to recomend these as massive improvements on the built in audio, and I don't really see it that way. While I recomend giving them a try since everyone else disagrees and they're real cheap and quite an elegant solution, here's my hangups:- The audio is different but not really better. It sounds a little empty. They're perhaps clearer in audio but if you're after any impactful bass, you're not going to get them here. Beat Saber songs sound not a whole lot better than the built in audio. The only way I've found to make the audio meaningfully better is just to deal with the awkward management of a pair of over-ear headphones.For now that's exactly what I'll do. Stick to the Quest 2 audio except with certain games where I'll go through that extra effort to use my nice over-ear ones, tucking the cable down my shirt or whatever.But there is ONE KEY WAY that Quest 2's onboard audio is better than both of these, and it's in super specific audio positioning. This isn't something you notice in many games, but just try loading up SUPERHOT with the on board audio, let a bullet narrowly pass by your head. Then try that again with headphones. What's missing with headphones is an accurate sense of where that bullet is relative to your head. With the onboard audio you get a real sense of danger and presence as it narrowly misses your ear and you can even make positional decisions by it.It's for this reason I'm going to throw these in a drawer rather than keep them on the Quest 2. While they're cheap and elegant, the audio gains over what they replace just aren't that steep to me, and coupled with losing that occasionally excellent positional audio, I think I'd rather just switch between onboard and premium over-ears depending on what game I'm playing.

This review if for the AMVR On-ear headphones (the listing for these and the earbuds are mixed together which makes it very difficult to filter out the relevant reviews - I am knocking a * off for this).Although the headphones appear to be very well made and the sound quality isn't as bad as some that I have tried, there is massive room for improvement and the drivers/sound quality could be greatly enhanced (I would be willing to pay more if the quality of sound matched something like the DAS/Hi-Fix).

Very good for the money. I don't mind the quest 2's standard speakers that are built-in, but these headphones add some very welcome low-end, without being overpowering. The cables are also long enough to comfortably reach my ears, but short enough not to dangle. Very usefully, they also come with some silicon straps that are very useful to store them in whilst not in use, so you can leave them on your headset. 5/5 stars for a reason - look no further!

These are nearly perfect for the quest 2, the cord length makes a huge difference which I cannot overstate. The straps to "store" the earbuds to the straps are genius. My ONLY suggestion would be something to hold the long ear firm to the top of the headset (double sided tape?) to prevent it from flapping about. Good purchase

Like the holders but thats it leary basic headphones. Disapointed with sound quality. I would say should be cheaper.

Good quality headphones, but not high quality sound. It’s about the same as the built in headphones on the quest 2. So I would only get these if you want don’t want any external sound when playing or any of your game sound heard by anyone else.

I leave these plugged in to my quest all the time and the headphone holders make is very easy to put them in my ears after putting the headset on and store them when I'm finished. The sound quality is so much better than the inbuilt speakers making VR so much more immersive.

I've been using these hadphones for a while now, and just went back and forward between the built in speakers and the AMVR on ear speakers, and I can honestly say that you get more volume from the built in ones... The AMVR do give you a bit more punchy sounds, but that is useless with no volume.. The clip is good, but it depends on how many times the plastic will bend.