Hyperkin FreeStep VR Cable Management System for HTC Vive Pro/ HTC Vive/ PS VR/ Oculus Rift (6 Sets)
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Features
- Complete Cable Management Kit Includes six retractable wires (4 ft. each), six carabiner clips, adhesive mounts, and ceiling hooks for a fully organized VR setup.
- Tangle-Free Gaming Keeps cables off the floor to prevent tangles, trips, and accidental disconnections during gameplay.
- Retractable Design Provides just the right amount of slack for full head and body movement without pulling or tugging.
- Universal Compatibility Works with HTC Vive, HTC Vive Pro, Oculus Rift, PS VR, and other wired VR headsets.
- Easy Installation Simple setup with adhesive mounts and hooks for any VR play space.
Description
Hyperkin FreeStep VR Cable Management System for HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, PS VR (6 Sets) Take your VR experience to the next level with the Hyperkin FreeStep VR Cable Management System, designed to keep your play area safe and clutter- free. This system eliminates cable tangles, tugs, and accidental trips, allowing you to move freely and immerse yourself in virtual reality without distractions. The FreeStep system includes six retractable wires (4 ft. each) with carabiner clips and adhesive mounts to hold your VR cables securely. It also comes with six ceiling hooks that let you configure multiple suspension points for your unique VR space. The retractable design provides just the right amount of slack for full head and body movement, ensuring maximum comfort and flexibility during gameplay. Compatible with HTC Vive, HTC Vive Pro, Oculus Rift, PS VR, and other wired VR headsets, this cable management system is the perfect accessory for any VR enthusiast looking to create a safe and organized gaming environment.
Release date: July 20, 2017
Package Dimensions: 7.6 x 4.02 x 1.5 inches; 9.12 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Rated: Everyone
Item model number: M07275
Item Weight: 9.1 ounces
Manufacturer: Hyperkin
Date First Available: June 30, 2017
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It took me about 5 hours to find the right way to do it with my setup, but after doing it it works great! I've lost maybe 2 inches of playspace on the edges due to the length of the retractors but it is way worth it. I just tried holopoint which is pretty much the 'torture test' game for cord management setups. I barely even noticed the cord (it hit my head a few times from above, but never got in the way). If your setup is smaller than mine (around 4 meters lengthwise) you won't have this issue at all. I've had the vive since day 1, so I had gotten used to just walking around the cord and dealing with it, but with Fallout 4 I found I was doing a lot of turning rapidly to go up staircases and it was getting annoying. This solved that issue entirely. The way I have it set up is with 2 of them in the same place and attached pretty close to the vive itself on the cable. That way, it has enough retraction force to pull the cable back out of your way when you come back but you still don't feel it tugging on you. Make sure you set those two up right in the center of your room. I originally put them basically all the way down lengthwise as I had a bunch of extra cable from the extensions that I use and wasn't thinking. I have the rest of them set up along the ceiling just keeping the cord in order with no problems. The sticky pads are more than sticky enough. The sticky things on the actual retractor things are also more than sticky enough if you choose to skip the pads.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2017 by Adam
The clips it comes with are awful - just to get that out of the way. They're about as bad as it could get. Next, the adhesive is dangerous and if you're not going to be willing to spend (and I'm guessing here) 5 minutes heating this up with a hair dryer and carefully removing this from your walls or ceilings I wouldn't recommend this. One peeled off on its own and I saw no damage on the wall but I trust the other reviewers enough to not risk the damage. Finally the cables simply aren't strong enough. Once they go down they don't go up until all pressure is removed. This means that you'll be stuck with a loop of lax cable just drooping down and waiting to noose you. Even if it doesn't you've got it hanging from your back, your shoulder, and so on. It's not pleasant. I had to run this 3 feet behind my play-space and even then I'm still having this problem. I even ran this up my wall from my desk to prevent: These are ugly. No way around it. They just are. It's unsightly. I have to use a broom handle with a screwdriver ran through its "hang me up" hole so I can pull these down and remove the cable from them just so that they don't make me look like a completely slob. No amount of cable management is going to save you with these because they just dangle and droop your cable. The tension adjustment (in my case) did nothing. Final Verdict: These were great at first - the first week I thought I'd never want to go back - but very shortly afterward these became way more trouble than they're worth but now I've got an extension cable for the HDMI and and extension cable for the USB 3.1 and ergo will have excess cable if I don't do this - a tripping hazard - or have to remove them and simply accept the wasted money as a learning experience. I don't think that hanging cables from the ceiling is a bad idea entirely but without any pull - or even any grip on the cable - these are going to be a massive headache to use and remove. I've even tried doubling them up and spacing them closer together and blah blah blah. Doesn't matter. They're way too weak and have no grip on the wire -and I'd like to clarify this as it's important: Imagine this problem as a gentle game of tug of war. You don't want to not be able to move or to be pulled into the ceiling - you just want all of the excess cable to be gently (no damage to the ports) lifted upward and for all of the slack to be distributed nicely as to prevent sag and whatnot. So step one is making sure the lift is there. You don't want the cable on the ground. This fails at that. Step two is making sure the cable gets "pulled back through the loops" and that's just not possible with this method. There is no "pulling" the cable toward your PC. There is no "tug" in this tug of war. Only lifting above the ground and "letting the rope slip" whenever any force is applied on the other end. Solving step 2 is going to likely require that our cables get loops of some sort. Like backpacks, jacket tags, or even just like a double zip-tie with some electric tape to prevent it from shifting (albeit that tight zip tie would be dangerous to remove due to the risk of cable cutting). I hope that this was helpful.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2019 by Amazon Customer
This works well. It takes a little time to find just the right spot for each one, but once you get it the product functions as it should. I ended up only using 3 of them for the area I use (aprox 6’x6’). I also used an achored hook instead of the included stick on hooks. I don’t think the stick on ones are bad, but I had the hooks and the ability so I did. Also people have complained that the wire just slides around in the hook, well if you zip tie the wire to the first hook coming off your computer, the wire doesn’t move around so much. All in all, worth the money and helps the current wire situation.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2018 by MikeR
Where to start? The ceiling hooks attach to the ceiling and then you hang the lanyards from the hooks. The instructions dictate as much. Only, you can't attach the ceiling hooks to the ceiling if the adhesive is stuck to the backs of the lanyards and not the hooks. I had to buy ceiling hooks and drill them into the joists in my ceiling, in order to hand the lanyards.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by Person, man, woman
This has been working great at holding up our wires to our VR head set. Because of these cables it makes using our VR head set much easier because now we aren’t getting all wrapped up in our VR wires. The wires stay above our heads now and pull down when we want it too. We have 3 cables holding up the VR head set wires. Also we only have that pop corn celling but these cable still stick to the ceiling perfectly. We have also used just the sticky part of this cable management system to hold the 2 VR boxes to the walls. (I’m not sure what those 2 boxes are called, the VR boxes that map out your room I guess.). Thank you for these great products! They work great! They arrived quick and in perfect condition!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2018 by Deanne
Cool product. I have seen others that hold the cable in place better. The cable slides a bit too much due to the clips it uses. Otherwise a cool product. I recommend you get some type of rubber band to hold your cable in place, otherwise there is too much slack and the clips slide around and may bunch up. I do like the large flat stick plates that hold it to the ceiling. The glue seems very strong and so far, so good. You can't use on a popcorn ceiling though. You need a solid surface.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2018 by A. Cox
I purchased this kit so I could suspend the cable for my VR headset over my slip mill, and it does that, but the d-rings that are included with the kit appear to be the cheapest they could find. They are not deburred AT ALL and several of them had VERY sharp burrs that can cut skin and could damage the cable. If you get this kit, I recommend finding different d-rings. I WOULD suggest getting a kit from a different manufacturer, but I'm sure they all use the cheapest parts they can find and possibly suffer from the same issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022 by KGreene
This product has done a great job of holding my Oculus link cable to the ceiling of my room. The adhesives are especially impressive as my ceiling is a popcorn ceiling, which I was fearing would be difficult for the adhesives to bind. Additionally, these take quite a beating with all my movements with my Oculus. The springiness of the cables is also nice with it having enough tension to hold the cables, not sag, and not pull too hard. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2022 by Bob O.