Comfortable Kit Compatible with Meta Quest Pro-Soft and Bigger Forehead Pads and Rear Pads with Top Strap Added

Worth every penny, and must buy for anyone with a Quest Pro. Larger fabric pads are easy to launder in a delicates bag. Forehead pad is like twice as big and REALLY helps spread out the weight.Cushiony top strap lets you wear the Quest Pro much 'looser' than with the pads it came with while keeping it steady on your head. Feels like wearing a quality motorcycle helmet, hardhat, etc.You know, you forget it's there after a few minutes.Some very minor changes to the base Meta design and it reminds me of a cross between the Quest One Head strap with a cushion, HTC's deluxe audio headstrap, and Bobo VR's Quest 2 halo strap.Top strap loops also made it easy to zip tie a smol cinch bag for a basic battery bank (I'll probably design a 3D print mount at some point)If you picked up a Quest Pro and had headache/comfort issues after an hour of use, consider Globular Cluster's kit.Meta 'almost' nailed the balanced and weight distribution. Slightly bigger cushions and a top strap would have made the Pro in line with the Index when it comes to comfort.Seeing people 'trying' to attach the Apple Vision Pro battery to the back of the strap as a counter weight just proves that Meta had the right idea.Thank you Globular Cluster for taking the time to provide the world with an alternative for a now niche VR headset.

I can believe i was without it for 2 years. Now I really enjoy Quest pro, no more pain

I have a QuestPro with a tracker on the forehead.To withstand the forward weight, I had to tighten the dials.That caused chronic headaches...A single belt eliminated all pressure! It is worth the $40.The cloth forehead pad is breathable and cool. Very comfortable.I opted for the rubber pads because I needed the grip against forward Tracker's weight.The only major issue is that the holes in the forehead pad are little loose.It takes very little force to dislodge the pad.While in use, it does not fall out because of the forward pressure, but when carrying the HMD with the parietal belt, I worry that it will fall out.Please make the hole a little tighter.Postscript:The forehead pad keeps falling off!I followed the instructions in the introduction video, but the plastic claws are not well secured, and when I hold the headband and move it, it easily falls off and drops the HMD.I am now using adhesive tape to hold the forehead pad in place, but it seems to eventually fall off unless I use glue.PS.v2 is now available!!In v2, the forehead pad has been improved, so that it is less likely to fall off! (A great improvement!).Also, a cushion strap and a non-slip silicone cover for the back head has been added!(Need to search for Globular Cluster on Facebook and join their Discord)With the v2 upgrade, this strap has become my favorite product.I hope they continue to make attractive accessories in the future.PS.PS.I bought replacement forehead pads because they had become soiled with sweat.You can request the purchase of paid replacement forehead pads on the official Discord.(if they are in stock).

I originally bought a left-to-right cross strap for my Quest Pro because I thought this kit was too expensive. It worked well, but the Globular Cluster is more comfortable than the cross strap, and gives you something most other kits don't - OPTIONS!I prefer the cloth, which is similar to the Valve Index headset, but the set includes both cloth and pleather. The size of the rear piece provides better stability, and can be flipped top-to-bottom to provide better FOV.Compared to stock, it's a huge improvement. If you have that sore forehead problem when you use the Quest Pro like I did with the stock setup, this helps solve that. Highly recommended. The only small issue I had was that the front pad slipped out once when I was carrying the QPro. It only happened once, and after pressing it in firmly, it's been hanging in my version of a charging dock for a couple months now.

I have a very early (dev kit) model of the Quest Pro. The holes on the rear pad are not as far apart as those in the rear pad from Globular Cluster and this will not fit.Miraculously, someone has posted an adapter if you have a 3d printer. I have a 3d printer and will try this out. It's on printables: 401811-quest-pro-rear-pad-offset-bracketsUpdate: I was able to modify the 3d model to make an adapter. It snaps on securely, though with a tad less clearance from front to back. Luckily my head isn't very big and it's not a problem. This kit is much more comfortable than the original.

If you’re not sure whether to get — just get it.I just got out of my first session using the new pads and head strap. I wore my quest pro for 2 hours straight in total comfort, whereas before I would start to get sore and uncomfortable after 30 minutes.High quality, thoughtful construction, easy and clear instructions, multiple options for the different parts! I settled on the cloth forehead pad, leather head pad and padded strap.Literally game changing. Extremely worth the price, would buy it again in a second.

It makes a very good difference in terms of comfort.It's great that you include both types of materials. It makes it so that in any case we find the material that is most suitable for us. I preferred the material that is sort of fabric and looks like the index valve. I also like that we can choose between the types of installations. We can choose to install or not the front or back plates.The strap distributes the weight well and allows us to feel less pressure on the forehead which I normally feel after playing for a few hours. Thanks to this kit I was able to extend my gaming sessions .As for the parts, I felt that they were of good quality. In summary I love this kit and I could not do without it. Reduced forehead pressure and extended gaming sessions with this one.