Sanlaki VR Table Tennis Paddle Accessory, Compatible with Quest 3, Right Handed Version

The Sanlaki table tennis adapter was super easy to put together, and it comes with a card that shows you step by step how to install the controller so there’s no guessing. I did have a little trouble at first, but it turned out it was just how I was holding it, once I used the proper grip the issue was instantly gone. The preset makes lining everything up easy and it feels great with a shakehand grip.

Experienced Table Tennis player here! Somehow, these dramatically improve your paddle control!!! They have some added weight, which I truly thought would be a detriment. I JUMPED, in AI difficulty on my table tennis VR immediately, upon using these. Takes a couple minutes to get used to it, and you will have to "tell" your VR what handle you're using. Then that's it, start beating the heck out of the AI player!!

To the guy who made this you are awesome. How you came up with the design i don't know but it feels like you're holding a Ping-Pong paddle. If you play alot of Ping-Pong this is 100% worth it. Im very very impressed and well done. I did have to modify it to my liking adding some grip tape and a and Velcro strap for my finger. The finger strap is a good safety net and really helped control the paddle. I lost the nut so i had to run to the hardware store for a replacement and i found one. Its a nut that locks for extra security. Not sure if the original had it but tit works like a charm. Well done and a very fair price. Also the pre setting works like a charm.

When you put the controller on this device it feels way to heavy. Half way through my first online game against an opponent I quickly took it off and used controller like normal. It feels way to clunky and heavy for me.

It's feels very 3D printed, but in the middle of a table tennis match, I tend to forget that. The balance seems slightly top heavy compared to a real table tennis bat, but there isn't much you can do here. It's much easier to control with this adapter than simply the Quest 3 remote. The grip feels a bit odd and sanded, but you could reasonably buy some sort of table tennis grip if it's that big of an issue. As for durability, it may or may not have had some occasional drops, and it's seemed to hold up pretty well so far. Would recommend, especially over playing with just a Quest 3 remote.

Ease of use, generally confortable to use, but the material is too week, it breaks too easily, lifetime is about only 2 month. Sadly there is no other alternative product on Amazon, I hope the product can be improved. The attached image shows it it breaks, two of my Paddle break in the same way so I think it is definetly a design flow

It's a little weird getting the controller installed at first. But once it's in there, it's great. The balance feels good, and I really like the overall feel. I think it's way better than using the controller without it. There's a calibration profile already loaded in the game, so setup is super easy.

After playing with the settings, all is good and I’ve updated the rating. Easy to setup and comfortable. It felt heavy at first but got used to it after awhile. This makes the game play like the real experience.