Globular Cluster Premium Pro Version VR Walking Cable Management System Free Rotating Bracket - Improved Comfortability - Designed by VR Gamer for VR Gamer-Drill Required- Watch Install Guide First

It's useful for keeping your VR headset cable out of the way when you're not using it and it's immediately ready to be used for your next play session. Awesome for keeping your play room organized when you're too lazy to coil up your cable lol

First off, keep in mind, I didn't entirely use this the way its intended. My main VR space is in my (currently) unfinished basement. For this reason, I thought I'd take advantage of the open ceiling. It comes with all you need (and honestly more, depending on how you choose to set it up) and is a pretty decent design. Because i wanted it to hang a little lower to clear the trusses, i re positioned some of the rod placement in relation to the main support bracket, this wouldn't be a problem if it was attached to the wall. The pullies could be attached a little better than with twist ties (mainly for esthetic reasons), but they do get the job done. I didn't have to use any of the little clips for the cable management up the wall (my PC is in the basement window well, so its almost already at the roof), but they would definitely come in handy in a finished room. Honestly, the only REAL flaw I could see was that the machining of the rods was a little too close to the sides, as it left a couple little sharp edges (where its recessed for the screw/nut). It doesn't impede the functionality at all, just looks a little unprofessional (maybe using a slightly thicker rod would eliminate this). Overall, for a 16' link cable (what i use for my Quest 2) this is perfect. If I had a longer cable and was attached to the wall, you would want to leave a fair amount of slack so that the pullies could make use of their full range.All in all, a great product, and with some minor upgrades, it could fall into the realm of amazing, especially if you want to be able to retract your cables and the arm back to the wall without having a bunch of little pullies hanging from your ceiling.Good job guys!

The design is well thought out but where the whole thing disappoints is in the quality of its attachments. The retractable wires are very weak and sort of just hang no matter how I redistribute the cable weight. I ended up putting two retractors on the end point but I think I'm going to have to order some stronger retractors.Another weak point is the entire length of the bars feels flimsy at the connection points. I'll have to bust out some tools and tighten the joints up. I don't think this is worth the price (50$).

It works ok that’s all. Maybe I’m doing it wrong. Just not happy with it.