This is an amazing and cheap product. Ive messed around with wireless adapters but theres always issues with heavy batteries, disconnects, extreme expense, etc. This product is amazing though. It only took me about 5 minutes to set up and after playing with the length of the cable, I can barely feel any sort of tug unless I get right to the edge of my play area. Flat ceilings work best but theres a solution for popcorn ceilings as well. Theres no way I can go back or even consider a $300 adapter after trying this.

Color Me Impressed! I was looking for a good way to keep from getting tangle whilst amidst the virtual worlds and what not, so i did a quick search and found these bad boys! I have to say the quality certainly is there. the actual cable holders do a great job of supporting the cable without resistance when you move around. Something else I do greatly appreciate is the inclusion of multiple mounting options instead of just sticking you with cheap adhesive hooks. This instruction are good as well. They do a great job of explaining everything you need to know. I can not recommend these highly enough! A mist buy for sure.

This has changed the way I experience VR. I used to have to constantly worry about where my tail was, I had to make sure I wasnt stepping on it or spinning around too much, but now, I dont notice or even have to think about the cable while Im playing games. The difference is absolutely astounding. The product quality is good, I have not run into any issues. Be CAREFUL when and where you stick the adhesive hooks, I ripped off a chunk of my ceiling because the adhesive is so strong. I would suggest getting command strip hooks instead.

I like the more quality look of these pulleys compared to the cheaper key holder looking ones. The adhesive hooks that comes with these are surprisingly strong. They have been stuck fast on the ceiling of my office for over two months even with its textured surface, I would imagine they will damage the surface upon removal with how strong the bond is. If you are tired of having to step over your cables, this really makes a big difference in my opinion. Letting you get just that much more immersed in vr. Would be five stars if it cost like five dollars less, there are significantly cheaper options available

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.

This is one of two KIWI Design products I own for my Valve Index and I cannot recommend their hardware enough. This pulley system is very well priced, high quality, and extremely functional. If you’re looking to get a pulley system for your PCVR headset, this is the one to get. With this and their Valve Index cooling fan, I will be on the look out for any other KIWI Design Index products!

I followed the instructions included as well as several youtubers and it works great! I used the hooks in a basement ceiling, screwing them into wood and had zero issues.

You get several different options for mounting, including both adhesive and threaded hooks. The tension is perfect for my index, and has given me no issues so far!

Worked perfectly for cable management for my new Playstation psvr2. Easy to put up...used the screws instead of the adhesive pads. I first used command strips to make sure of my placement and a quick change out to a more permanent installation.

Overall, I enjoy the cable management system. It takes a significant amount of effort to find out many things. A lot of them is to do with slack: Where to have it, in what amounts. I think this has improve my experience with many games; not stepping on a cord, or having it wrap around your body is nice. However, it transfers the issues elsewhere. Certain games where you can flail your arms around wildly, youll often be turning around and actually smack the cables in the air (unless you have a super high ceiling, then this problem might be easier to avoid - I dont have a high ceiling). This can be solved, but it seems to be rather difficult to get it perfect. The striking the cables arent the only issues. Finding where to have slack and where to have the little locks located is a hassle. When done wrong, you can experience significant head-tugging. Again, with a lot of work this can be minimized but not completely removed. Finally, the last thing that is annoying is that all the turning around you do can twist the cable up, causing it to wrap around your neck, slap you in the head, tug tightly, or become some sort of a nuisance. I simply had to take off my headset and unwind the cables after some long time. The games I experience the most annoyance with: Until you Fall and Gorn were specific issues. Games I felt it helped enhance the immersion: Half-Life: Alyx, Vox Machines (by a lot), most slower moving games in general. Even the Steam VR Lab was more enjoyable without a cable on the ground. High action/movement games can be a little annoying with these. With that said, this is only apart of the time, most of the time, these help keep the cable out of the way and make the experience awesome. Theres just a significant amount of effort I put in to get it to feel as good as I can make it. Otherwise than those issues Ive had, I couldnt be more satisfied with the product. Its pretty dang good quality and I think the price was fair for what it offers.