The best Cyber Monday Quest 2 deals go way beyond the $120-off headset bundle

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Black Friday may be over, but you can still save $50 on the 128GB model or $70 on the 256GB model, plus receive two popular Quest 2 games for free: Beat Saber and Resident Evil 4 if you buy now. 

We think most people only need 128GB, as you can delete games you've finished without losing your cloud saves. 256GB is the better deal but it'll still cost you $70 more; only hardcore gamers planning to buy dozens of games or upload movie files will need it.

Anker Charging Dock for Quest 2: $99 $68.99 at Amazon

This is the best Quest 2 accessory you can buy; the only problem is how expensive it (normally) is. Our review explains all the benefits of using this dock instead of a charging cable: it keeps your headset and controllers charged, and protects against overcharging or overcurrent so your battery isn't damaged if you leave it charging for days. And it gives you a cool way to present your headset, assuming you have room for it in your home.

Logitech G333 VR Wired Earphones: $50 $19.99 at Amazon

The official Quest 2 earphones, they have custom-length cords that ensure nothing dangles from the headset. They have dual drivers dedicated to mids/highs and bass, giving you solid audio while ensuring anyone else in the room isn't annoyed or distracted by whatever Beat Saber soundtrack you're listening to. 

KIWI Design Quest 2 elite strap with battery: $90 $72.79 at Amazon

The KIWI strap gives you an impressive 6400mAh battery, larger than the 4,676mAh you get with the official battery, so it'll more than double your play sessions. We tested it and found it evenly distributes the weight of the headset and gives you plenty of padding, plus a comfortably tight fit. 

You can also get the more comfortable non-battery version for just $37.99 (18% off).

KIWI design Upgraded Controller Grips: $28.99 $19.99 at Amazon

Want a more comfortable grip on your Quest 2 Touch controllers, including knuckle grips that keep it attached to your hands instead of relying on the wrist attachments? These are some of our favorite Quest 2 hand straps, with battery slots you can much more easily swap in a fresh set than with the stock controllers. 

VOKOO Link Cable 16ft: $20 $15.99 at Amazon

The official Quest 2 Link cable costs $79, so we usually recommend some cheaper Link cable alternatives if you're at all interested in playing PC VR games and want a more consistent connection than the wireless Air Link option. The VOKOO is our favorite because it is long enough for any game and offers high-speed charging and data transfer.

YOGES Quest 2 head strap: $25 $21.19 at Amazon

15% off isn't much when the price is this low, but that's the point: this is the most comfortable head strap we've tested for much less than competing brands, with great weight distribution and "pillowy softness" according to our reviewer. It doesn't have a battery pack, but if you're fine keeping your play sessions at just 2 hours instead of 4, this is a fantastic option. 

BOBOVR M2 Plus Head Strap: $40 $31.99 at Amazon

Unfortunately our favorite head strap, the BOBOVR M2 Pro with swappable battery packs, is out of stock at the moment. But if you can do without the extra battery life, BOBOVR makes a great halo strap with balanced weight and a tight fit, that will let you move your head without fear of the Quest 2 sliding around.

Geekvr Comfort Battery Head Strap: $70 $42.99 at Amazon

A new favorite of our VR nerd on staff Nick Sutrich, the Geekvr head strap is very lightweight and has a swappable battery design, meaning you can take one battery out when it dies and put in a new one, so you don't ever have to stop playing. You don't even need to screw the battery in; you just drop it in!

KIWI Design Facial Interface: $40 $32.79 at Amazon

This face cover set is our top pick regardless of the deal price. In our tests, the four vents (two each on the top and bottom) did the best job of preventing fogged-up lenses, no matter the temperature of your room. And the new padding is "extremely comfortable."

Tetris Effect: Connected: $29.99 $19.49 at Meta Quest

Tetris needs no introduction, but Tetris Effect is a gorgeous spin-off that immerses you in psychedelic environments as you spin your tetrominos and clear rows, with a mixture of classic and modern rulesets to keep things fresh for hours upon hours.  

Jurassic World Aftermath: $24.99 $14.99 at Meta Quest
Jurassic World Aftermath is a two-part stealth game that sees players dodging hungry dinos while trying to secure the mysterious DNA sample left on Isla Nublar after the collapse of Jurassic World. Can you survive this 15+ hour story and emerge unscathed? You'll certainly need to keep your wits about you.

Resident Evil 4 VR: $39.99 $23.99 at Meta Quest
The classic is back and better than ever! You'll embody Leon Kennedy as you attempt to rescue the President's daughter in a strange and zombie-infested town in this 20+ hour game. Move and shoot just like you would expect to in real life, just without all those painful zombie bites. Now includes the Mercenaries add-on for free!

Pistol Whip: $29.99 $20.99 at Meta Quest
Pistol Whip is a rhythm shooter that'll make players feel like John Wick in no time. You'll be shooting enemies to the rhythm of the beat in dozens of levels including several different story campaigns, each with its own style and weapons. Change it up with modifiers and daily challenges that'll keep you coming back and enjoy what feels like an endless slew of free updates over the years!

Superhot VR: $24.99 $16.99 at Meta Quest
The VR adaptation of the popular time-stopping first-person shooter is nothing short of magical. Time moves as you move in this action game that will keep you on your toes as you move through each level segment. Grab items to throw at enemies, weapons to shoot them, and use your fists or even your psychic powers as you make your way through what's been called the "Mario 64 of VR."

Demeo: $29.99 $19.99 at Meta Quest
If you're a Dungeons & Dragons fan or just enjoy board game night, Demeo is the game for you. Gather around a virtual table with up to three other folks and play a board game that's a little bit of D&D, a little bit of Neverwinter Nights, and a whole lot of fun. The next big free campaign is coming next month, so what are you waiting for? It's time to get questing!

Population: One: $29.99 $19.99 at Meta Quest
If battle royale is more your thing, Population: One has everything you could want and more. Regular map updates keep things fresh and the upcoming Sandbox update promises to change the game like never before, introducing player-made maps and more that'll keep players coming back over and over again. Will you be the last one standing?

The Thrill of the Fight: $9.99 $6.99 at Meta Quest

Don't let the graphics fool you; this boxing simulator is anything but cartoonish. It's a challenging, down-to-earth series of boxing bouts that'll test your fundamentals and help you burn a ton of calories. Just make sure you have a wide-enough area to punch without hurting yourself.