🔗 [Enhanced Version] KIWI design VR Cable Management for Oculus Quest 2 Link Cable, 6-Pack VR Pulley System for Oculus Quest/Rift S/Valve Index/HTC Vive/Vive Pro/HP Reverb G2/PSVR - White VR Accessories Review

This kit has everything you need. Having no cables off the bottom (and with minimal pull on the top) really helps with diving. the next best thing to wireless at 1/10 the cost. Other companies sell a box of random parts from Home Depot, but this set is made with custom components that work and look great. The white plastic blends in better with the ceiling and makes the system clearer. A highly recommended upgrade for any wired VR headset.

The color convinced me! I was looking for a good way not to get confused in virtual worlds and beyond so I quickly searched and found these bad boys! I have to say that the quality is definitely there. Real cable holders do a great job of supporting the cable without resistance while you move. What I also really appreciate is the inclusion of multiple mounting options instead of just sticking them in place with cheap adhesive hooks. This guide is good too. They are great at explaining…

They work great but I highly recommend using screw hooks instead of glue. If you've painted ceilings, the glue will almost certainly remove the paint unless you heat them very gently, and they tend to be a lot more of a nuisance than little white hooks when not in use. Trust me, small holes are much easier to fill than large chips of paint. Adhesive hooks also make a lot of noise because the metal hook dangles freely in the plastic adhesive part. This is almost my only complaint about the…

These pulleys run light, are quiet and look great. My complaint about the medium size is that the connection to the headset pulls too much because you can't adjust the tension any lower. I'm sure this will work well in a room with a higher ceiling and more wires hanging down, but I'd rather have some low voltage wires in the box (or make the voltage adjustable). I fixed this somewhat by attaching a small weight to the last link, but that only works if you pull the headset down. The cable can be

These are awesome and will definitely keep your VR headset out of the way while in use. They are quiet and very well built. I have just one WARNING (and that's a good thing): For those planning on using adhesive hooks, buy some 3M Control Hooks and use them for the first install. Use it this way until you know exactly where to place the hooks. I say this because the glue on the hooks is very tacky and once installed they cannot be removed without peeling the paint off the ceiling. Also, once…

I've been looking at different role systems for a while and wondered if they really work or not. I decided to give it a try and I have to say the value for money is great and it slightly exceeded my expectations. I thought the cables would still snag a bit or my headset would pull a lot, but they do their job really well. Even when I'm in the furthest corner of my playground, I hardly feel the tug. There's a little, but it doesn't bother even when I crouch. It's also very quiet! Overall this is

VR with this pulley system, no kidding, it's a game changer. For the price, it's hard not to feel like you're getting a lot more bang for your buck. You can move freely around the playground without the cumbersome and often annoying cable that weighs you down and bothers you. Stepping on the cable and pulling back or worse, stumbling are things of the past. The pulleys themselves appear to be made from quality materials, providing just enough tension to keep the cable out of the way, but not so