[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

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.

My husband pretty much lives in VR. This made the cord a definite issue for him. When we saw this product he was very interested. I was concerned that the sticky hooks maybe wouldnt stick to our ceiling because we have a smoking house. After cleaning the ceiling however, the sticky things stuck great. The only thing I would advise is to really think about your play area and where you spend the majority of your time standing in VR. My husband put the hooks a bit too close to his pc, and ended up needing to order another set to not have to remove the sticky hooks. All in all though, a great product and a real game changing product for any VR enthusiast!!

Ever since I started having pc issues I couldnt use my wireless adapter and had to find a good alternative so I ended up choosing this product. It works really well and allowed me to save room on storing my headset since I can just hang it from the ceiling. Easily recommend if your moving from wireless or suffer from cable tangling often.

I love my new PSVR2. Unfortunately my apartment has a small living room and movement is a bit restricted. The coil of cord under foot was irritating and semi dangerous. Not to mention the twisting damage to the cable. These things are awesome! 15-20 minutes of set up and adjustments and I was back to ridding the world of zombies... With nothing (cat excluded) under foot!

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.

Got these for my HP Reverb G2. Having to deal with stepping over and around a cable that was constantly hitting my back was awful and broke immersion. These fix that problem spectacularly. The G2s cable has too much friction for it to really make it feel wireless, I still feel tension when I move or lean too far away from the main pulleys, but thats the fault of the G2, not this system. Other headset cables dont have the same sticky, rubbery quality, and I imagine with those you basically cant feel the wire anymore. Going to be looking into getting some smooth mesh to go around my cable to fix that for myself.

Bought these for my Index and so far I like them. Ive been looking for something to get the cord out of the way and this is it. I havnt gotten alot of use from them yet so I cant say how long they will hold up but they seem pretty solid. Does exactly as advertised. I no longer am stepping on my cord and the pull strength is just right. I dont feel the cord or tugging on the cord and there is no noise that I can hear. About as close to a wireless feeling as you can get.

I get tangled up in the cord anymore which is a huge plus. But you need to be careful if you physically turn a lot. It will twist the headset cord at the top really badly if you dont keep an eye on it. Also you will need to take the headset off most of the time to properly untwist it which can be a bit inconvenient if your in the middle of something. Also it takes a bit of time to get used to sense it pulls upwards on the headset senses its being suspended above your head. You will also need to spend a bit of time adjusting the cord to make it feel comfortable on your head.

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!

good build quality but slightly tight.