[Pro Version] KIWI design VR Cable Management, 6 Packs VR Pulley System fits Quest/Rift S/Valve Index/HTC Vive/Vive Pro/HP Reverb G2/PSVR/PS VR2 VR Accessories, Compatible with Quest 2 Link Cable

Cant stand it. Cable twisted and pretzels above my head within minutes. Rough tug on the headset if I move anywhere. Sent a photo of my configuration to kiwi, and they couldnt find anything wrong with it. Id rather trip over the wire on the floor than ever use this system again.

My son loves these. Easy to install and VR interaction is great. We positioned the ‘V’ in his designated space, but he has ample room to move out and around, given he entire cord length. I will say that we had an ‘issue’ repositioning some of the wall sticky’s, so just make sure they are where you want them, or have backup paint available... I would purchase this product again...

The pulleys hold the cabling up for the Valve Index as they should. The pulleys do not have so much tension that they noticeable pull up on your head. If set up correctly the system allows you to move where you need to move without becoming tangled up in the cables or worrying about the cable being crushed by chair wheels if you are seated; by the way I use the same setup for seated, small room play (9x6 or so in size), and just standing - no need to modify the system if you get setup good.

I bought my son the Valve Index for Christmas, and he purchased these later. I was very impressed with how easy they were to set up. How well they stick to the ceiling and how quiet they are. Well worth the money.

Great product, had it for a few years. The hooks that screw in the wall are great! the pulleys are quiet and have lasted me years. However... I just tried the the adhesive hooks for the first time, and found out I placed them wrong so I tries to change them. That was a bad idea. This kit is good for the pulleys and screw hooks. Do not use the adhesive hook sunless you want to move your wall inside the house.

Its a 10/10 for me

These pulleys run smoothly, are quiet, and seem to be built quite well. My medium sized complaint is that, due to the fact you cannot adjust the tension lower, the link to the headset tugs a bit too much. Im sure in a higher ceiling room with more cable to hang down itd work fine, but Id rather a few low tension ones be included in the box (or make the tension adjustable). Ive moderately fixed this problem by attaching a small weight to the last link, but this only works when pulling the headset downward. Tip for those reading: If you loop a rubber band around your VR cable, and a magnetic detachable keychain, you can easily detach and reattach your cable to these pulleys. Picture attached.

I picked up a set of VR cable management wires similar to these several months back and wound up hardly ever using them because the loops that support the cables were too loose and they slid along the wires. While playing, the cords would always wind up bunched together in one spot, effectively eliminating the usefulness of having them supported from above and causing sagging wires to get in my way while playing. These have a rubberized loop to grip the cables that virtually eliminates the sliding. I cannot even believe how much of a difference that small thing makes! Playing active games with a full 360 degree rotation is tons more fun when you arent worried about getting tangled up in wires. Honestly, these were well worth the few extra dollars in cost over some similar products.

I watched a video on YT just to make sure my assumptions were correct about how to mount these, and they were very easy to stick to my ceiling and fasten the cable to the pulleys. Taking the pulleys to off the hooks is quick and easy if I need to store the system. Just an all-around great design.

I think Ive said this about all the Kiwi products Ive purchased.. GAME CHANGER. Silent operation, At least 7 feet of pull with minimal resistance until you get to the last 2 feet. You know when youre about to run out of slack, but it doesnt interfere with the game. I can tell these people have played a lot of VR and know what is needed.