APEX INNO Haptic Controller Grip for Meta Quest 3 / 3S | VR Pistol with Haptic Feedback OCULUS QUEST 1 and a smart display shows VALVE INDEX

Name: APEX INNO Haptic Controller Grip for Meta Quest 3 / 3S | VR Pistol with Haptic Feedback OCULUS QUEST 1 and a smart display shows VALVE INDEX
Brand: ingridsfysioterapisjukgymnastikvarberg.se
SKU: 62504281693
Price: 68.67 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4311 (6 reviews)

EUR68.67

EUR108.67

SKU 62504281693 · ★ 4.4

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APEX INNO Haptic Controller Grip for Meta Quest 3 3S VR Pistol with Haptic Feedback OCULUS QUEST 1 and a smart display shows VALVE INDEX and a smart display shows the charge level and output ✅ 1800 mAh controller batteries Included and ready to use straight away ✅ Haptic feedback Feel the recoil and punch of every shot in your hand ✅ For realism fans this Meta Quest 3 gun with haptics lets you feel every shot

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