Officially Licensed Sony PlayStation VR Headset and Accessories Carrying Case – Protective Deluxe Travel Case with Black Exterior

Great quality. The top fits the processing unit, while the bottom fits the PSVR HMD. The bottom also has space for the AC adapter, as well as the headset controls. Included, is a bag to store the rest of the lose wires. Everything fits nice and snug, with the rubber foam providing great cushion. The outside of the bag is nice and sturdy. It should protect the PSVR well, but I wouldn't drop a boulder on it. The handle seems like it would hold the weight of the PSVR while carrying.Only downside is there was no allocated space for the PS camera. I was able to make it fit, but it will cause the case to seem very cramped. Another downside, is the smell of the rubber. I would suggest airing out before use.Overall an awesome way to store and carry the PSVR.

I bought this used in very good condition as I didn’t really care what it looked like. This case is for transporting the VR safely and nothing else. The case is solid, sturdy and the zipper was good. It is well-built and protects the PSVR well, fitting all components in nicely. I have nothing but good to say about the quality of the product. The interior is perfect, clean with no visible problems to be seen. The bag for the cords is clean with no holes or damage either. The interior looks brand new. With that said, the reason I am giving this a 4-star instead of a 5-star rating is because of the 3 sizable scrapes along the outside of the case. I will post a picture of the one on the face so you can determine if it matters to you. This is a silly complaint (not even a complaint really) because it is used, but the scrapes are so obvious and would bother someone who wants a perfect case.The bottom line is that this is a great product and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to protect their VR, or take it traveling with them. If you want it to look pretty though, I would suggest buying new. If you only care that it protects the VR, then the used is a good way to go, at least in my experience.

I don't really travel with my PS VR, though the case seems very sturdy and rugged. I'm sure it would be great for traveling, but I use this case for storage for my PS VR. I didn't want it sitting on a shelf collecting dust, and I don't really want a stand that displays it... didn't leave me with many options. After endlessly searching, this seemed to be a decent option. I am pleasantly surprised at home well everything fits and how there is a pocket or cutout for everything. If you need somewhere to safely store your PS VR, you can't go wrong.

Please note: This Deluxe Travel Case does not claim to hold the PS Camera and that is because it doesn't! Please know what you're getting before expecting more.This thing fits my PSVR headset and all connectors including the processor nice and snug with molding that is incredibly soft while still holding firm; it feels very well made. The outside feels like it should keep my headset safe from any impact all the while sporting a comfortable handle and looking very sleek.

It works really well. I keep my PSVR in this while it's not in use and it's a perfect fit. I only wish there was some velcro on the top of the case to hold the cord pouch because that just floats freely in there. It also looks really good with the button symbol patches on it.

I like this case overall. It is nicely designed, appears sturdy, and everything fits nicely into compartments...except the processor unit. This case was designed for a model 1 psvr, which has a larger processing unit than the model 2. As a result, the processor falls out of the compartment almost as soon as I close the case. It feels kind of snug when I put it in, but because it doesn't fit the entire vacuform mold, it comes out at the first bump the case takes. So I assume this item works really well for a model 1 psvr, but the model 2 sadly didn't work out.Note: a model 1 unit has a processor that slides apart and the headset has the volume controls on a white box located on the chord. a model 2 has a processor that is square and does not slide, and the volume controls are built onto the headset visor.

It's a great case and fits everything perfectly, very sturdy and high quality material, only 4 stars because it doesn't come with instructions.

When you spend $350-$499 on your new PSVR headset/bundle, it's important to consider where it will live when it's not being actively used.This case is well built with a wide, rugged and smooth zipper all the way around the case for easy access to your headset. Unlike many of the other cases out there, this one is molded inside to also hold the other bits you'll need to use the PSVR, like the external processing unit and the many cables. They've even included a nice mesh pocket (removable) that you can use to hold some of the cords when not in use.I like that the headset sits in the case in such a way that the lenses you see into when in use are protected and cannot be scraped against the cord ends or fingers during removal or placement.This is a well designed and quite rugged case that Sony should have included in the premium bundle - after all it is an officially licensed product! It's a must have, wether you intend to travel about with the PSVR or just want to keep it safe when not in use from pets, kids or that pesky uncle Bob that touches everything. As an added bonus, I haven't had to clean the lenses as often due to random dust particles floating about and finding their way to the lens area when not being used.Highly recommended to all PSVR owners!!