DeadEyeVR MasterBreaker Haptic VR Pool Cue for Miracle Pool and Other Billiards Games

I love playing pool, I have played pool for real and I enjoy it a lot, but there are not a lot of pool places where I live. So thanks to my Quest 3 I can play with MiRacle Pool. I wanted this pool cue because it's the most immersive you can get. The cue is really well done, beautiful design and color, the controller cup is a 3D print but it holds the controller well. I use a knuckle strap with my left controller and play with the cue by air. I put the cue on top of my left controller and works amazing, just be careful when you hold the real cue, it can't be longer than the VR cue. If you have a table would be even better, but I don't have much space for a table where I play, but enought to play with the cue by air. It works perfect with MiRacle Pool. It's a little bit heavy but you get used to.If you enjoy playing pool in VR, definitely need this for the inmersion.The only down side is that, there is a small ditch in the shaft, maybe the union. But it's something esthetic, and not a big deal. Now I enjoy more the game.

A little cheap quality, but it works! Use this with a pool VR game I play with friends across the country. It gives you a bit of the same feel to playing with a real stick (not quite there, but its better than without).

I really wanted to like this vr pool cue. And the problems aren't all the manufacturers fault, but nonetheless...First, yeah, it's built like a real cue, and I guess the haptic tip is pretty good. Is it great? No, but it suffices. But playing on Miracle Pool, if you are spinning the table around to shoot (and you probably are), using the controller that you cannot see in the middle of the cue is a killer of play-ability. Yes, Miracle Pool should let you reconfigure the controls, but they don't.But the biggest downfall of the cue is the control holder in the middle of the cue. It uses rubber grips and a screw to tighten it down, and it just doesn't work well. Using the stick for two weeks, I've had the controller fly out twice when shooting the ball, and that is an absolute no go. I have a VR Golf Club by Zaforo, and the holder has a simple spring clip on it that secures the controller in place no matter what - it isn't going anywhere. I see no reason why DeadEyeVR cannot do the same.I'll keep using this, but I'm pretty disappointed.

It works great, particularly recommended for Miracle Pool

Not quite there. I play lots of pool and was hoping this would help me practice at home. Cue is super heavy when playing. Velocity tracking isn't improved. My breaks were very weak. The shaft has a seam about 6 inches down from the tip. Weight and balance is off. Neat idea but not effective.

This is a well crafted que. It really does make VR pool feel more like the real thing. I've got the Quest 2 and 3. When using it with the Quest 2 I had to remove the tightening screw and and flip the controller up to the top side so the ring would clear the que, but other than that It works great!

Our whole family enjoys playing Miracle Pool on the Quest 3, and having this real pool que to use with it has really improved the realistic feeling while playing. Setting it up was pretty easy, it includes the Allen wrench needed to tighten the bolt at the tip of the que. Very pleased with it and would recommend.

This pool cue is actually pretty cool. it did take me a bit to get used to it in a VR environment. You need to determine if it's worth getting for one or two games. I personally buy all accessories for consoles! Definitely recommended