Oculus Quest and Rift S Controller Rebalancer

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A big problem with the Touch 2 controllers is that they're top heavy. This is particularly a problem when playing stuff like Echo Arena, since when you want to throw hard, the controller tends to want to roll out of your hand. This makes it harder to be accurate with your shots. Other people have solved this problem with grips or with knuckles-style straps that hold the controller in place, but I find these solutions inadequate due to the grips being uncomfortable to hold compared to the stock controller, or still needing to hold the controller tight due to throwing hard. These rebalancers allow you to add some weight underneath the controller which change the center of mass of the controller, lowering it enough to make the controllers feel more like the original controllers which weren't top heavy at all (since the ring was underneath). I used a screw and some nuts, but you can use whatever you want and whatever makes the controller feel most comfortable to you. If you're right handed, the rebalancer will clip on to your right controller on the right side. If you're left handed, mirror the rebalancer and attach it to the left side of the left controller. Make sure it's pressing up against the flat part of the controller face, or the balance will feel on. It should clip on and stay relatively well without any further modification, but if you put on a super thin layer of hot glue on the thin parts, it should stay solidly in place. The curve makes sure that your index and middle fingers won't touch it in the normal course of play, but your middle finger might brush it if you extend it. It's also possible it'll smash into your finger if you really whack something hard with the rebalancer, so, uh, don't do that. It's also only attached by a small plastic clip, so if you really whip the controller around it's possible it might break off. I feel safe using it, but I don't recommend using this if you're worried it might break. Please do not use this to destroy your house.