Looking for a last-minute cheap Meta Quest 3 upgrade? You’ve still got time to grab this Prime Day deal

If you’re looking to upgrade your Meta Quest 3 or Quest 3S and don’t want to splash out (even with a deal discounting it) on a haptic vest or battery headstrap, then there’s a cheap yet effective option with a controller grip.

Right now, you can get these AMVR Upgraded Controller Grips for just $16.99 at Amazon (down from $29.99), while in the UK, you can snag these AMVR Extended Controller Grips for £9.49 (instead of their usual £29.79).

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Best of all, because the Quest 3 and Quest 3S use the same controller design, you can buy these controller grips – or any controller grips – no matter which headset you have.

And if this controller grip doesn’t float your boat, no worries – be sure to also check out our picks for the other best Prime Day deals to be found this year.

Not in the UK? Scroll down for the best Prime Day deals in your region.

Now, I can only speak for the quality of the Kiwi design grips as I’ve tested those – they’re also on sale for Prime Day but aren’t as cheap, so I haven’t recommended them here – but I always thought VR controller grips were useless until I used a pair.

Once I had, I realized that they do offer some legitimate benefits.

For a start, they do keep the controller more securely fastened to your hand, which is ideal for more active games – like Beat Saber – where you’re throwing your arms around. Additionally, I love that with these grips, I can let go of the controller and still have it fastened to my hands.

This makes handling objects in VR feel a little more realistic as I can fully let go of something.

These designs also feature a battery window, allowing you to remove and replace your controller’s batteries without removing the entire grip cover, which is a helpful upgrade, to say the least.

If you’re in the UK, you can also save big on cheap silicone facial interfaces for the Quest 3 and Quest 3S – just make sure you get the right shape for your headset, as the two Meta devices are different.