🔥 Kiwi Design VR Stand: Versatile Black Holder for Oculus Quest 2/Quest/Rift/Rift S/GO/HTC Vive/Vive Pro/Valve Index VR Headset and Touch Controllers Review

Purchased for HP Reverb G2 Headset. It fits, doesn't take up too much space, but the overall build quality feels a little flimsy. But let's be realistic, the purpose of a stand is to sit there and not be constantly moved. So if it's still there, it's ok. It wouldn't be a bad idea if you put some paperweights on the base itself tbh. For the reverb controllers you will use hooks to hang them up as the controller knobs are too thick for inserts (heh). 4/5 overall, it would be nice if the base was…

See photo, I have a Vive DAS and rubber isolators on the controllers. It goes with everything and feels a little more organized than just laying on a table. But I'm not sure if it really helps to free up space that wasn't already available. I had to use alien tape. bottom so the edge of the bracket doesn't touch the table to make it really worth it. Also, the part holding the headset is too close to the controller, meaning Quest. I had to put a zip tie underneath to hold it up a bit higher so…

It's made out of lightweight plastic but is strong enough to support the weight of my Quest and battery pack, and I wheel it around to check for vibration. I'm attaching a video I made to unzip it so you can see for yourself. I find the instructions a bit less clear than they might be for the HTC Vive or Vive Pro, but just look at the pictures and see what parts to use with your headset. What you see in the video is how to build it for Quest or Rift S. That being said, it's also designed for…

The stand is cheap but strong. It never feels like he's dropping the headset (Quest 2). And it's nice to have a place to keep everything except the big box they came in. However, the Quest controllers are now reversed from the original Oculus controllers. They still fit, but it's a very specific spot, otherwise they'll just fall off. The headset is also quite difficult to put on and take off the stand securely, but I think that's more due to the strap-based headband that the Quest 2 has, so I…

I was looking for a VR stand after leaving the display on the floor on my head the whole time wrapped in the original plastic protector and was pleasantly surprised before all available options. However, many of them are just copycats of each other, and I finally decided to just take this one. All in all it works and looks very nice on the shelf. You can even use both the Vive Wall Mounts and Pendant Mounts for something like the Steam Index controllers at the same time, and they all go…

Exactly the same as the TNE stand I bought as a replacement. Since they're almost certainly from the same manufacturer, so if you're looking for a business idea, here's one: start your own VR shop. While this booth seems reasonable, TNE's booth was clearly from a bad batch and shattered like the dreams of a VR enthusiast hoping to get their headset in the same millennium as the pre-order. However, this one is at least spared the goofy '90s-style logo that TNE makes (but which you probably…

EDIT: I found I actually abused the stand, the controllers fit perfectly! You just need to make sure the controller is fully inserted. 5/5 for this stand! The stand is definitely a must-buy for anyone who owns a VR headset. When you're done playing, it's not necessarily better to just put it back on the counter and you might get knocked over. Aside from the main reasons for a VR stand, here's what caught my eye. Pros: - Perfectly fits the headset (Quest 2) - Looks elegant - The headset is easy…