🌀 Enhance Valve Index Longevity with 3D Printed Radiator Fan - Optimal Cooling Solution for VR Games Headset (USB Included) Review

Some of the wiring is visible on the inside of the mount, I lost the magnet on mine. and the regulation is very favorable via the sensations of the volume wheel. Although he does what he says well enough. It makes a big difference to things like Beatsaber.

This fan unit cools your headset really well while you play. My only complaint is that the device doesn't snap onto my headset as firmly as it can, and sometimes slips off during active gaming. The fans pull air away from the headset, helping to keep the headset and your face cool while gaming.

Nozzle works great and looks great with the pointer but oh my god it's overpriced. Putting everything together (fan, controller, printer filament and case) costs no more than $25-$30, and this thing costs $129.99, which is just insane and the only reason I don't give this anything above 2 stars . Bring that price down to $50 and the product is perfectly reasonable.

The rotary fan works very well with three different speeds, but its holding system requires some work. The magnets built into the valve rotation indicator are not enough to support its weight in some situations. A lot of times I have to re-attach it mid-game for the retention system to work better, like big magnets or something or maybe some velcro. I currently use a strip of tape on top to ensure the fan doesn't fall off when vibrating heavily. Otherwise the fan works quite well and has a lot…

Initially I was quite happy with this "funky fan" as the fans are really quiet when turned on. HOWEVER, as soon as I started playing I noticed it falling slightly right off the HMD and dangling from the USB cable as it was dangling in front of my face. It's not that big of a deal if you're a regular user, but if you like games like Thrill of the Fight, Gorn or Beat Saber you'll get very annoyed very quickly. I see another review that mentions that the item is attached with double sided tape. I…

I waited until the price dropped to buy because it's definitely no more than $80 (actually it should be $60 or less). It's 3D printed so it looks solid like it's still a prototype. I only had 2 bottom magnets - the stock valve cover has 4 - no wonder people complain about poor sealing. However, I (poorly) cut a thin 6 inch strip of double sided nano tape and it was absolutely perfect. Some people have used duct tape, but this will look super ghetto and leave traces of glue. Otherwise it has…

Good details first. The fans on this thing are pretty powerful, and the item design that completely covers the front of the headset is a good choice. Cooling is impressive, and the dial, which can be turned from zero to maximum with a rheostat, is a really nice touch. The two magnets on the bottom half of the element fit snugly into two points where they snap into place. That's all I can do. I would say it's very friendly. Cons: - The price tag. It goes without saying, but if I want to spend…