SolidSlime Badminton Adapter for Meta Quest 3 & 3S

Quality & versatile VR adapter for Badminton / Tennis / Racket Club and other sport games for Quest 3 & 3s.

Why did we create adapters for VR badminton?

VR badminton is a fantastic way to stay active and have fun. It’s possible play without an adapter, but there’s a catch: VR controllers are much lighter than real rackets. This makes it too easy to rotate the racket, creating a swing that doesn’t feel realistic. If you get used to that difference, it can actually hurt your performance when switching back to real badminton.

Our adapter fixes this by giving your controller the proper swing weight, making VR play feel closer to real-life badminton. The result? More natural movements, better skill transfer, and a more immersive experience that helps you enjoy the game both virtually and on the court.

Advantages

• Very good tracking quality for both forehand and backhand, especially tuned for Quest 3&3s controller.
• The swing weight is much closer to a real racket than the raw controller.
• Comfortable balance.
• Controller does not wobble during swing.
• The design allows stock wrist straps to be used for minimizing safety risk.
• 10 second assembly by hand.
• Optional grip tape can be included.

Current version:

v1.0

Suitable for games:

This VR badminton adapter is suitable for the following games:

• Badminton Training Simulator
• Racket Club
• First Person Tennis

It can be used in other games too as long as the game supports free positioning of the VR racket.

For other games like Pickleball and Table Tennis, please check out our adapters specifically designed for those sports.

Installation instruction:

1. Remove the battery cover from the controller.
2. Remove the “cap” from the adapter.
3. Insert the controller into the adapter.
4. Screw the “cap” on the adapter.
5. (Optional) Thread the wrist strap through the two holes at the bottom of the handle and loop it around the wrist.

If the above steps are not clear, please refer to the pickleball adapter installation video for reference: