[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

After having watched some YouTubers recommend switching to a pulley system when using a wired VR headset, I ordered a set of these. They work great and the quality of the items included have not disappointed me. This system helps make cable drag nearly non existent while also keeping both me and the cable safe from damage.

I use a rift s and this make it feel like a your playing on a quest. There is enough line that I can lay on the ground with no issues.

The instructions tell you to make a triangle configuration, and that works really well. Within the play area you dont even feel it tugging on your headset, it also works as kind of a barrier for your play area, the farther you spread the points of the triangle the more resistance youll feel if you move away from under it. You can see from my photos that my triangle is configured wide, to keep me from going too far to any side of my room. So this can be adjusted for a larger play area, by making a smaller triangle configuration. I didnt use the wall hooks it comes with because Ive seen reviews mention paint stripping, so I bought some Command Strip hooks that are smaller, but so far theyre holding no problem. PRO TIP: if youre worried about cable twisting, just loop your cable over the metal ring in the center of the triangle on its way to the headset, as seen in my photos. This makes it so every time you spin, the pulley wire and the cable become intertwined, giving you physical indicator or twisting occuring and allowing you to untwist to where its supposed to be.

Great! These work just as they were made for. The ceiling hooks they came with mounted to my ceiling solidly, and setting them up was easy as well. There are many combinations of setups you can try as well, and each one has its weakness or benefit. These roll in and out almost in complete silence. It does not however stop kinking unless you give the cable slack somehow. I managed to set up with these to allow it still. Overall I havent had to worry about tripping over my cable again and its been a pleasant experience using these. Would recommend. If you are looking for a good set

I have the version 1 pulleys and they work pretty well (4 Stars). They did have some nuances, but they were no different from anything else on the market. Kiwi has released their Version 2 and it is exactly what I was looking for! The set up is different than the version 1 as they include a mounting ring. Essentially its a ring that you can attach three of the pulleys to and in the center of the ring theres a spot for the fourth pulley that you attach your VR cable to (See photo). This removes the tugging feeling almost entirely. If the version 1 was an 80% on the cord pulling, the version 2 would be a 97%, tugging has been almost completely removed! Everything felt smooth and they pulleys are cleanly designed. These are worth the extra price and I think most purchasers will be happy with this pulley system! Set up was simple and it comes with ceiling hooks or ceiling command strip type sticky mounts. The sticky mounts are STRONG so use caution when removing, as it WILL take some drywall with it if not removed carefully (use a blow dryer).

This product is exactly what you need to keep the VR cables up and away from your play space.

Before this purchase, I was using the pull-strings system for badges. DONT DO THAT! Itll be a waste of money. 150%, buy these instead. ID card string system, 24. This system, ~68. This is quieter, less tension, and the soft rubber fastener makes setting up the cable a breeze. If you have an overhead VR system, dont go cheap DIY like I did. This system is worth the price.

I love this and this it is a must have for vr gaming. It is nice not to trip over your cables or get tangles in them or guests getting tangles in them. 10/10 will recommend.

Works great, takes sometime to find the right tension points. I wish it was easier to reset from standing to seated play without too much overhang. Trial and error depending on your playspace. I go from seated to laying on a couch so I either have to much slack when standing or too much tension pulling when laying down that I have to adjust manually between playstyles.

I love this system, but it can be a pain. When Im playing VR, I get tired after 2 hours and if I try to sit down or move a good distance away, the tension feels like somebody is trying to pull the headset off of my head, even if I squat.