ZyberVR

ZyberVR
Information
Type	Private
Industry	Virtual reality accessories
Headquarters	Beijing, China
Products	VR headset accessories (head straps, controller grips, charging docks, power banks, cases, prescription lenses)
Website	https://zybervr.com

ZyberVR is a Chinese consumer electronics brand that designs and sells third-party accessories for Virtual Reality headsets. Its catalog covers comfort upgrades such as replacement head straps and face covers, controller grips and game extensions, charging docks, power banks and cables, carrying cases, and prescription lens inserts, aimed mainly at standalone headsets including the Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest 3S, Meta Quest Pro, PICO 4, and Sony's PlayStation VR2. The company markets itself under the slogan "VR Accessories Going Pro" and describes itself as "a group of enthusiasts who love VR hardware" working to build a full-category VR accessory brand.

The brand is operated by Beijing Weikuai Technology Co., Ltd., a company based in the Haidian District of Beijing, which is also the listed applicant for the ZYBERVR trademark in the United States. ZyberVR products are sold through the company's own online store and through resellers and marketplaces such as Amazon, and the company runs a trade partner program for retailers and distributors.

History

ZyberVR emerged as part of the wave of third-party accessory makers that grew up around Meta's standalone Quest headsets. The brand was already active and shipping products by late 2022: a December 2022 hands-on review of its 3-in-1 fitness handles for the Meta Quest 2 reported that the company had at that point exported its accessories to more than 20 countries and served around 80,000 customers, with a lineup then covering the Quest 2, Meta Quest Pro, and PICO 4.

As new headsets launched, ZyberVR expanded its range to match them. By 2023 the company was selling comfort kits, battery packs, and tracking lights for the PICO 4, and after the Meta Quest 3 arrived in late 2023 it released a set of Quest 3 specific straps, grips, and docks. Reviewers noted that the brand "jumped into action quickly" to produce Quest 3 accessories soon after the headset shipped. The company's self-reported scale grew accordingly: its corporate "About" page later cited exports to more than 30 countries and 100,000 customers, while its storefront described "over 500k happy users around the world."

Products

ZyberVR groups its catalog into broad categories: upgraded comfort (head straps, face covers, and grips), charging and cables (charging docks, power banks, and link cables), game extensions (controller grips, extension sticks, and infrared tracking lights), and cases and organizers. It also sells magnetic prescription lens inserts for users who wear glasses.

A recurring feature of the lineup is the modular controller "stick" or "handle," which attaches to a headset's motion controllers and can be reconfigured into multiple shapes: short grips, a single long handle for golf or tennis style swings, or a pair of extended rods for rhythm and fitness titles such as Beat Saber. The head straps are the brand's best-known products and are sold both as simple comfort replacements and as battery straps that add a rear cell to extend play time and rebalance the headset.

Product	Type	Supported headsets	Notes
3-in-1 Fitness Handles / Multipurpose Sticks	Controller grips / game extension	Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, PICO 4	Modular grips that lock onto the controllers and convert between short grip, long single-handle, and dual-stick modes for games like Beat Saber and golf titles; reviewed around 45 US dollars for the Quest 2 version
Elite Head Strap	Comfort head strap	Meta Quest 2, PICO 4	Replacement top and rear strap with foam padding and a rear adjustment dial; the PICO 4 kit was reviewed at 32.99 US dollars, and FullSync reviewed the Quest 2 battery version at 37.99 British pounds
ACE Quest 3 Elite Strap	Comfort head strap	Meta Quest 3	Padded over-the-top and behind-the-head bands with quick-dial knobs and a wire-routing clip; reviewed at 49.99 US dollars
ZERO Multi-Adjust Elite Strap	Comfort head strap	Meta Quest 3	Strap with side arms that flip up to about 60 degrees for easier wear and down about 10 degrees to fit different head shapes
Battery Head Strap	Comfort head strap with battery	Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3	Adds a rear-mounted battery to extend play time; the Quest 2 version reviewed by FullSync carried a 6,000 mAh cell that the company says doubles play time to roughly 6 to 8 hours per charge
Magnetic Battery Pack	Power	PICO 4 and others	5,000 mAh clip-on cell that magnetically attaches to the headset; reviewed at 23 US dollars for the PICO 4
Night IR Light	Tracking accessory	PICO 4 and others	11.3 g infrared light with 1.5 W and 3 W modes that improves controller and hand tracking in dim rooms; reviewed at 24.99 US dollars
Sky Tower Charging Dock	Charging dock	Meta Quest 3	Stand that charges the headset and controllers, with three ambient lighting modes
Streaming and Charging Cable	Cable	Meta Quest 2 and others	About 16 feet long with a 90-degree connector and a secondary port that allows charging while streaming to a PC
Prescription Lenses	Optical insert	Meta Quest 2 and others	Magnetic prescription inserts with an optional blue-light filter that snap into the headset and can be removed for sharing

Reception

ZyberVR's products are generally positioned as lower-cost alternatives to first-party accessories, and reviewers have tended to highlight their value. The Gadgeteer called the ACE Quest 3 Elite Strap "an easy recommendation" for a comfortable non-battery strap, noting it improved on Meta's standard strap while costing less than Meta's own Elite options. A FullSync review of the Quest 2 Elite Head Strap praised its weight distribution and rear adjustment dial and called it reasonably priced against comparable straps. Reviews of the modular controller sticks were more mixed: VR Voyaging found them well balanced and praised the company's customer service, while a Redbrick review rated them lower and pointed out the absence of trigger extenders.

Several outlets noted that ZyberVR supplies free review samples but does not review or approve coverage before publication. The brand's accessories have appeared in third-party "best Quest accessories" and "best PICO 4 accessories" roundups, reflecting its presence in the consumer VR accessory market.