Bjids hard carrying case for Meta Quest 3/Quest 2 accessories (EVA + waterproof Oxford) with lens cloth

The essentials

If you’re travelling with your Meta Quest headset, a hard case is one of those boring upgrades that quickly makes sense. The Bjids hard carrying case is designed to store your VR headset and accessories more securely than a soft sleeve, with a moulded hard shell and an interior that holds everything in place.

On paper, it focuses on day-to-day protection: EVA plus waterproof Oxford cloth on the outside, a soft lining inside, and a shock-proof, scratch-resistant approach. It also uses a double zipper layout, which should make living with the case a bit less fiddly when you’re packing and unpacking.

That said, the fit and what it can hold depends quite a lot on your exact Quest setup. It’s also worth noting that the headset and controllers are not included, so you’re buying the case and the small add-ons listed.

What you’ll notice day to day

The main “make-or-break” feature is the hard shell with an opening that’s made for specific Quest models and strap configurations. The case includes internal elastic sticky straps intended to stop the headset from shifting during movement. For commuting, a trip in the car boot, or storing it at home without constantly worrying about bumps, that anti-shake idea is genuinely useful.

The size is described as mini and lightweight, but with enough space for a VR headset and Quest 2 accessories. In practice, it’s the sort of case that’s best for the essentials you take with you regularly, rather than bulkier travel kits.

It also comes with a drawstring pouch for smaller items like a charger and cables, plus a flannel storage bag, a lens cleaning cloth, and two cable ties. It’s not trying to be a full travel organiser, but it gives you the basics to keep small accessories from getting lost.

Key features that matter for protection

This is a protective shell first, storage case second. The exterior uses EVA with waterproof Oxford cloth, and the inside has soft lining for gentler contact. The protection wording includes shock-proof and pressure-resistant, plus scratch-resistant.

The double zipper design is another practical detail: if you frequently open your case, you’ll want something that doesn’t feel awkward at the latch. Here, it’s set up for easy access to the device.

One limitation to keep in mind: compatibility is not universal across all straps and headsets. The case is described as compatible with Oculus Quest 2 with the official elite strap, and it’s explicitly flagged as incompatible with several strap types.

Compatibility & requirements

This case is described as having a 1:1 mould opening designed for Oculus Quest 2, with compatibility that includes the official elite strap.

However, there’s an important note: it’s not compatible with the Official Quest 2 Elite Strap with Battery, and it’s also listed as incompatible with Halo head strap, oversize 3rd-party head straps, and an extended grip cover.

So before you buy, it’s worth checking what strap you’re actually using. If your headset setup doesn’t match the listed compatible configuration, you may find the fit is off—either the case won’t close properly or the headset won’t sit securely.

Who it suits (and who should look elsewhere)

It’s a good fit if you want a hard-shell case mainly for protecting your Quest while moving it between home, office, and travel days. If you’re using the official Elite Strap (as listed), the internal elastic straps and moulded opening are aimed at keeping things stable.

It might not be for you if you have one of the explicitly incompatible strap setups (like the Elite Strap with Battery, Halo head strap, or certain oversize/extended accessories). It also may feel a bit limiting if you’re expecting a lot of spare-room for a larger controller or accessory bundle—this is positioned as mini and lightweight, designed around the VR headset and common add-ons rather than extensive storage.

Is it worth it?

If you’re the kind of owner who regularly packs your Quest away—or carries it around at least occasionally—this Bjids hard case is a sensible purchase for added physical protection and more secure storage than a simple pouch. The waterproof outer material, hard shell approach, and lens-cleaning and cable extras all match a straightforward “keep it safe and tidy” use case.

However, don’t ignore the compatibility note. If your strap is anything other than the listed supported Elite Strap setup, you could be disappointed by fit and closure.

Mini FAQ

What is included in the box?

The listing states you get 1 x VR headset carrying case, 1 x flannel storage bag, 1 x lens cleaning cloth, and 2 x cable ties. The Quest 2 VR headset and Touch controllers are not included.

Does it come with extra organiser storage?

Yes, there’s a drawstring pouch mentioned for storing items such as a charger and cables.

Is it waterproof or just water-resistant?

It’s described as using waterproof Oxford cloth on the exterior, and the design is described with waterproof protection wording.

Will it fit an Elite Strap with Battery?

No—the listing notes it’s incompatible with the Official Quest 2 Elite Strap with Battery.

Does the case work with Quest 3?

It’s described as a case for Meta Quest 3/Quest 2 accessories, but the detailed compatibility note focuses heavily on the Oculus Quest 2 mould opening and strap types. If you’re using a specific Quest 3 setup, it’s worth double-checking your configuration against the fit guidance provided.