[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

I run the Vale Index, and I have a good size play area, with a padded floor. The wire for the valve is heavy, and, well, I can be a bit crazy with my movement. I box on thrill of the fight, and I engage Onward Daily, and aggressively. This means, I move, and need to move. These devices make that easy. I mean easy. They have sticky hooks, that stay on tight, with not one coming off in more than a month now of daily use. But, when I go to move them, they come off easy enough, and still...Yes...Still, stick right back on in the new location. I have moved them three times. I know...I know...unbelievable. But its true. Now, I started with a square pattern to hold my wires. Yes, I get it now, not the right pattern. A straight line is perhaps best, so, I got wise, and set them up better. World of difference. I will get another set soon, and improve, though the improvement is not needed. One set was enough, and I am glad I got this product right away. Price, forgetaboutit! Its perfect. No reason to not get your wires organized and I do not see a reason to shop around for other options, this works great. Thank you for the care.

I havent installed it yet, but the quality and design looks to be very good, just one small issue is it didnt include the ring hook. Im sure I can come up with a work around, but just thought to put that out there.

Its a 10/10 for me

They work great, perform as advertised, and keep my chord out of my way. I cant drill holes in my apartment, so Im using the sticky pads. I actually have one of them on the blinds of my window to get the chord above the floor, and three attached to the blades of a ceiling fan. When I move and need to take them down, I should be able to do it with a hair dryer to warm up the glue enough to pull them down without damaging anything. Its very strong adhesive, not gorilla glue or anything, but they wont come off easily once set. They arent going to pull my fan down or disrupt it. Putting the thing in reverse mode so it pulls air instead of blowing it will put more downward force on the fan than these things generate while in use, and they are easily unhooked. I cant use the fan anyway when playing VR as I risk putting my hands into them and breaking my controllers. Its barely low enough to allow that to happen if Im aiming close to straight up, which I occasionally do in some games. The stickers are large is, at a couple of inches square, but not nearly enough weight to unbalance the fan, and the hooks that the pulleys attach to dont cause any problems. I think perhaps people complaining about too much pull arent using enough of them. The more you use, the more the weight is distributed, and the less pull there is. I generally use four at a time, which is enough to support the weight of my Index cable. I also recommend not putting them on as tight as they will go on, as I think that is what is damaging some peoples cables. I use the second slot so they can slide a little. It still holds the cable in place while in use, but I can push them to where I want them if I want to adjust something. I generally dont feel them until I bend or crouch down, and even then barely. Certainly not enough to displace the HMD. I was using a couple of jerry rigged dog collars before I got these and they were way worse. This works as a solution to getting your VR cabling off the floor and out of your play area. Its not perfect, the only perfect solution would be wireless, but for PC VR for high end PC VR that doesnt have a wireless solution yet, these do the job. Recommended.

I get tangled up in the cord anymore which is a huge plus. But you need to be careful if you physically turn a lot. It will twist the headset cord at the top really badly if you dont keep an eye on it. Also you will need to take the headset off most of the time to properly untwist it which can be a bit inconvenient if your in the middle of something. Also it takes a bit of time to get used to sense it pulls upwards on the headset senses its being suspended above your head. You will also need to spend a bit of time adjusting the cord to make it feel comfortable on your head.

Easy to install and easy to use. I have been pleased with this product so far.

After using PCVR without this for 2 years, I can still feel the cord on my back. Now I can actually turn around and dance without worrying.

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.

Bought these for my Index and so far I like them. Ive been looking for something to get the cord out of the way and this is it. I havnt gotten alot of use from them yet so I cant say how long they will hold up but they seem pretty solid. Does exactly as advertised. I no longer am stepping on my cord and the pull strength is just right. I dont feel the cord or tugging on the cord and there is no noise that I can hear. About as close to a wireless feeling as you can get.

Have a Quest 2 that we connect to our PC to play games. These work great for keeping the cord away from our feet. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the items. They feel tough and not cheap, the came pull down is smooth, also has adjustments for how high you would like the cable to hang from the ceiling. Came with all needed hardware to mount them to the ceiling including allen wrench for adjusting pull down high adjustment. They are a must have for anyone using a VR cable setup.