🔥 Boost Valve Index VR Headset's Lifespan with KIWI Design USB Radiator Fans - Optimize VR Game Cooling and Heat Dissipation Review

Fits perfectly in the headset, very quiet. I never noticed this with the headset on, which I was concerned about reading other reviews. Product. My headset was much cooler than usual, but overall I was just as hot and sweaty as usual when playing in VR. Overall, this is a great product for the price. Since the Valve Index performs better without this reflective plastic cover, this fan is the perfect functional device to fill that "void" on the headset. You really can't go wrong with this!

This product cools the electronics of the headset very well. The exhaust air comes out cool even after several hours of play. In my opinion the product could have been a bit quieter, with reduced airflow, and it would still have cooled the headset adequately. How well it actually protects the front from fogging up or anything like that, I can't say. I've never had problems with sweating. I /think/ it's a bit cooler, but I'm pretty sure I can't feel the airflow with the fan on. This is probably…

This unit is excellent. Even with live broadcasts you can hear it, but very quietly, but only if you have sensitive ears. Expected to hear the fan. After all, these are moving parts. This bad boy will increase your playtime. And it will help you become more immersed in your games because you will find that your face can actually breathe. The amount of air pushed out of your face is refreshing. Some people say that after connecting the USB cable, it does not fit? I managed it on my first try…

I used to have a dual USB fan that I had to attach to the two front pointer holes to keep the headset from getting cold. wore it for about a year and it took a lot of effort re-gluing everything and brushing off the dust. I've always accidentally hurt my fingers with fans when trying to position the headset. Also the fans could be heard over the mic, I had friends complaining to me about how loud my fans were because they were wearing headphones. But with this KIWI USB fan, compact and quiet…

-edit 2-They sent me a new one incredibly fast and it had a longer USB cable. It was still not as long as in the photos, but this time it really managed to be installed. The USB cable is well connected, and when you try to insert it into the slot, it comes out a little (so weak that it doesn't pop out nearly all the way). I used a small tool to push it along once the fans were on present but have not been shut down. I'm increasing my rating to 5 stars because of the quick response and quick…

This little valve index mod for only $32 is just great. The face (and my forehead personally) is noticeably cooler and the lenses hardly fog up at all, in fact. It didn't take me long to install this radiator in the front and I don't know why people are having trouble. This is a simple plug and play process. USB is plugged in, and immediately after that a heatsink is plugged in. The cable might seem a little short at first, but once you push the other side of the heatsink everything snaps into…

Seems to be the cheapest deal I've found. It's probably because it's not 3D printed, but the insides are simply made. Like some others, the USB cable is too short. Inserting to the end and snapping doesn't work. Some care is needed to partially tuck it in and then snap it into place. There are probably some handcrafted differences that are causing the short USB cable issue. Looking at the internals it looks like it's hand soldered and it's just a USB 5V toggle switch for 2x 5V fans in series…

Let me say in the foreword that I like this, it's a great thing but it doesn't come cheap. Because it's so expensive (because KIWI knows there's basically only one version that's this compact and does the job really well), the build quality leaves a lot to be desired. I gave 4 stars because it works. He's doing his job. But cheap plastic is not the same. Additionally, fans have gone from almost silent to meat crunching. Maybe it's partly my own fault as I'm dancing in virtual reality and…