KIWI design VR Cable Management, 3 Packs VR Pulley System Compatible with Quest 3S/3/2/1/Pico/PSVR/PSVR2

This little pulley system worked was just what I was looking for to keep the PC link cord from getting in the way while my son and I played on the Quest 2. The cord no longer gets in the way, and does not get tangled up in either peoples arms or pets legs. I have it set up so that you can pull the cord all the way to the ground, and it works perfectly. It is a must have if you use the PC Link cable while gaming, which we do most of the time. I did not use the adhesive hooks (as I have never had luck with any adhesive wall or ceiling attachments-I purchased this set only for the little pulleys,) instead I used screw in hooks with clips so the pulley could not slip off. The rubber cable attachments work well to keep the cable from slipping. The pulley system feels as though it might have too much tension at first, however when you set it up and hook it up to the headset, it works perfectly, and you do not even notice it. (we make sure the cord is attached to the headset with hook and loop (Velcro), so that there is no tension on the actual USB-c port. I do not tend to by much in the way of accessories for game systems, as I think the game systems are expensive enough, however, if you use the PC link cable with your V.R. system, then this item is the best accessory you can purchase for your headset.

Very useful, it keeps my VR cords out of the way when I am in full immersion gaming. Easy to set up, I use the accompanying screw inserts in my ceiling cause its a stucco ceiling so the adhesion doesn't work as well. Just plan out how you want your cords to hang without your body motions hitting them and your set.

Here's a cool trick if you don't want to install hooks and dont like the look of adhesive hooks. I use a magnetic phone mount in my car, so I have a few extra magnetic plates lying around. These are meant to stick to the back of your phone. I spray painted the plates white and stuck them to the ceiling, then attached strong magnetic hooks to them. More than strong enough to hold up the cable pulleys whwn holding an Oculus Link cable, and looks nice when not in use.About the pulleys, though, they're super nice. Once you get them set up appropriately, all the slack cable is managed away from you, and you can move freely. As long as you stay within your cable length limit, it's almost as comfortable and free as wireless, without the hassle or compromises of dealing with wireless. They're affordable enough that it's totally worth a try.

I got the PlayStation VR2 for Christmas and while I love the graphics on it, the cord dragging on the ground is a problem amd we've tangled ourselves up in it a few times playing. This Kiwi pulley system works great to alleviate the cord problem.The only negative is it came with no instructions. I looked up a few videos on how to use it and read some reviews on here and figured it out. It works great now and no worrying on tripping on the cord or yanking it out of my PS5 on accident!

May be a bit too weak

If you're still on the fence, just go for it. Well worth the affordable price. Takes only a few minutes to setup, then you forget you even have a cable on your headset. Totally freeing. No audible sound, decent quality.

Had a extra adhesive hook so I used that to hook/hang the headset up to my ceiling , I plan on buying another 3 pack to do the 1 hanging in the middle of 3Super strong and sturdy, very quietI do wish there was a little less tension when I bend down, this is why I’m buying another set, highly recommend just getting the 6 pack

I got the pulleys for my HP Reverb G2 and it works well. There is very little noticeable resistance when moving your head downward toward the ground, allowing for a larger play area without tripping over the cable. The adhesive strips that came with the kit were much too sticky and would likely ruin drywall, so I ended up just putting command strips over the adhesive as I know those are safe to use.

Bought these so I wouldn’t have my link cable sitting on my shoulder and dragging on the floor as a tripping hazard. I’m only using one pulley as I have a ceiling fan in the centre of my room, so there’s no space for all 3. I have one pulley directly above my desk, and then I “thread” the cable through an unused plant hook on my wall a few feet away, and then the cable remains suspended in the air during play. I play ~4-6ft away from my desk and the pulley gives me that much needed extra movement room.The kit includes 3 pulleys that have very smooth movement, 3-4 command hooks with large square bases (I’ve heard they’re extremely strong and can rip paint off your wall/ceiling, so use a heat gun, hair dryer, or GooGone if you plan to remove them later), & 3 white ceiling hooks. If you have trouble getting your ceiling hooks in, drill a pilot hole first. The pulleys themselves have rubber holding thingies to secure your cable in place with 3 knobs of varying tightness whether you want your cable to be able to move more loosely or not at all.The pulleys aren’t perfectly silent, but they are quieter than other brands due to the quality of the inner string and a rubber dampener. The sound doesn’t really matter when your headset is in though, you can’t hear it. They have smooth movement with no weird catching issues. At full extension, you get around 2-3 ft of additional length per pulley.Overall, one pulley with a ceiling hook and a plant holder works for me and keeps the Kiwi link cable off the floor and I’m very happy with this pulley system. If I move to a bigger play space, I’ll use the other two pulleys in the set. These are cheaper than other brands but are rated the highest in the VR community, and they get the job done well.

I bought these to manage a water tube for an gravity feed iron system. The tank hangs from a pole or the ceiling. But the hose does drag across the work area and becomes annoying.The cable guides work fantastic for my application. The tension isn't so much that you're fighting to move your tool or cable/hose and it isn't so weak that everything droops.It does come with stick on hooks, but I'd question how well or how long they would remain adhered to a ceiling. I used screw in hooks in the joints of a tiled ceiling.I'd buy these again to use.

The option to either use screw in hooks or 3M hooks is awesome. Hooking it up to your cable is quick and easy. I use a valve index and have a fairly large play space and these work amazing allowing me to fully move around the entirety of the room with ease, while keeping my cable safely out of the way. The sound of them retracting or extending is virtually silent and doesn’t pick up on the headsets microphone at all. Great product for VR users!

Exactly what I needed for a cable bungee for my cv1. Easy to set up, quiet, does no damage to the walls and stays strong. Very convenient and doesn't restrict my mobility, would recommend strongly for a vr cable solution.

It's all fun and games till you choke yourself out with a headphone cable. Absolutely changed my vr experience these should be at the top of any vr buyers upgrade list. Just watch out for loose cables.