[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

Definitely keeps the cable out of the way and it quiet which I guess is good, but my biggest gripe is there is too much tension. A Couple steps and I spend the next 5 seconds re-adjusting my headset. Very immersion breaking. Ive tried a ton of setups and none of them really help with the tugging. Which brings me to my next point the adhesive. Its really good, too good. If you ever need to move them, plan on refinishing the wall or ceiling as it takes the paint, putty and dry wall with it. I now have three pulleys that no longer have adhesive left and ugly messed up squares on my ceiling that need fixing. Overall Its better than having the tripping hazard but Im also still not all that happy.

A real game changer for VR! I dont think Ill be able to go back to having cables in my face. It includes plenty of different ways to attach to your ceiling. The hooks are nice and sticky and comes with extras. The supports give just enough pull to hold your cable in the air without pulling it all the way up, depending on how much slack you give it. The show has a very professional looking design and it fits perfectly with the VR look!

works great no sound and the straps hold the wire better than any other Ive tried I had older kiwi models around 20$ or less and they were metal loud and broke after a month or so of use these I can say are well worth the use to a true gamer who spends a lot of time using his/her VR setup and likes being freed from wires if you never had a pulley system this is the right one to pick and an easy recommend to any VR user not using a pulley system or are using a loud metal one.

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’ve bought these things over and over again they are my go to for a vr pulley system

I’ve got this thing set up running up my wall and then onto the ceiling for my rift s and it’s like playing on a quest. Putting it on the ceiling is nice the only thing to be cautious about is any ceiling fans.

This is just awesome. I was so annoyed with my cable and worried about how Id solve this problem considering I had a fan in the middle of my office. Of course the fan is right where I want to play.. I installed this system to the side of my fan and it allows me to stand under it where I prefer with absolutely no problems. I can walk around, turn 360, duck to the ground, etc. and the cable is never in my way.. This product is an absolute must for any VR player using a wired set. Just get it, you will not be disappointed.

Right out of the box I stretched out a pulley to test how silent it was. The claim of silence seems to mostly be based on the rubber that deadens the retraction click and this works well enough to be silent within vr even if not outside of it. That said, I immediately doubted the product after stretching it out further. The reason for deducting two stars is due to the tension ramping up as the cord is pulled out. The only adjustment is to change the slack but, without a corresponding adjustment to tension, this feature is nearly pointless. The recommended triangle setup really does work flawlessly for standing play but the pull becomes too noticeable after 1 or 2 steps in any direction. My space measures 3 meters by 3.5 meters according to the steam vr room setup so 1 or 2 steps is not sufficient. I spent a couple hours experimenting and here is what works best for my setup. First off, 6 pulleys is not enough so I ditched the triangle setup. Im very glad that more adhesive hooks were included than needed. I still have 3 points of contact with the ceiling but ended up chaining the pulleys together. 1st point nearest the pc has 1, 2nd point has 2, 3rd point has 3. I found that the easiest way to calibrate this was to place the headset into the corner. Each link of the chain could then be inspected and the rubber gripper on the cord adjusted until all pulleys were about the same length. A balance must be struck between ensuring that no pulley is stretched too far yet without the cord dangling low enough to entangle your neck or hands. Overall, this setup is decent but Im probably going to need to order a second kit. There just are not enough points of contact with the ceiling to keep the cord high enough. Ill likely have leftovers but I figure the rest can be spares. This would be a 5 star product if there was a way to adjust tension. This would be a 4 star product if they were more open about the requirements for a full room setup and sold a 10 pack going for about 1.5 the cost.

These are great. Keeps the cable off the ground and more out of the way. Only way they could be any better is if they were just a little weaker cause it does pull a little more on the cable than I would like, but honestly is probably still less wear than me stepping on or tripping over it. Oh I used the hooks so I don’t know how well those will work but the anchors and hooks hold well.

This is a great keep the cable out of the way system. But with a small modification it could be great. With the addition of one more special lockable pulley to its own mount screw, you could leave it hanging in the air by the headset frame under a tension that could just unlock if you gave it a tug, allowing the rest of the normal pulleys take over. Read my suggestion kiwi and dont forget me in the little people you stepped on speech!