Glistco Mount Compatible with Oculus Rift Sensor - 2-Pack - Tape Included

So I have loved star treck bridge command and especially beat saber for my vr but my pet cat kept disrupting my games. The problems with having the vr sensors using their normal stands was how my desk would have to be clear and the cat could sit in front of them. I ended up having to have my SO patrol the room for the cat to keep him out of the way of the sensors which was no fun for me, her or our furry friend.I looked up wall mounts for the sensors and these popped up for my two that oculus included and they came with adhesive!The install was suuuper easy and they accommodate the cable as well as the adhesive is good as of right now (about two weeks) so we'll see how well it holds up.Now I was slightly worried about the build being from a 3d printer but the quality and build is totally fine and doesn't feel cheap so that ended up losing no problems.PROS:-Inexpensive-Well built-Color matches sensors-Included a coupon towards future purchases-Easy to install-Has room for the USB cable!CONS:-While not an issue now, the 3d printed material may not hold up to constant sunlight or abuse so if that applies to you take caution-Adhesive Velcro combo could be a weak point in later months.-Has no rgb? (Haha)Since these have been up I feel my tracking is alot better and the cat can't terrorize me :)

These work exactly as described. The adhesive is strong -- I'm a little worried about removing it later, but hopefully it won't rip the paint off.These are printed with a 3D printer, in case you didn't read the description -- it's clearly stated. I have a 3D printer, but I figured that this was easier because I'm new at 3D printing and needed these mounts right away.It's a little pricey, but for the amount of work that goes into printing these, the price seems fair to the person who created them. My dad always says, "Never begrudge a person their profit." So, while these are pricey, realize that they take hours to print, then they have to pack them up and ship. So a 2-pack for this price is decent since you'll only likely be buying these once.Great little tool for people without 3D printers or if you do have a 3D printer and don't want the hassle.

These work very well for how cheap they are. One of the senors fell, but I was able to re-stick it.

As the header says, I mounted these directly on a "popcorn" plaster wall and they're doing great several months later. The adhesive tape is good quality, and the plastic on the mounts seems to be fairly thick and strong. Simple and effective product that I recommend.If you're mounting these on a wall like mine, here's what I recommend: locate where you want them mounted, clean the mounting point on the wall with rubbing alcohol and a lint-free rag (be careful - this can possibly fade or eat away at paint if you aren't careful), press and hold the mount against the wall for 30 seconds while the tape sets, and then do not disturb them for an hour or so.

The mounts are solid and are sturdier than they look online.The texture on the front is a little weird, but the back is easy to apply adhesives to, and the front doesn't look bad at all.The mount allows for a not insignificant amount of turning of the sensor itself, but does have a limit due to the clamp design, but I was able to rotate the sensors to about 60 degrees in both directions with some tomfoolery.Over all these mounts are as close to perfect for rooms that are too large to actually place sensors in the corners, and have definitely helped improve my systems tracking quality.P.S. Where did you get those strips? They're absolutely perfect, they allow for slight modification of the sensor's location, but don't give at all when connected properly.

Had the product snap on me as I was installing it, felt and is cheap so do not expect a very sturdy product. Other than that it did the job as intended.

As someone who uses a CV1 in a pretty small room with alot of abstraction, using the default stands isn't viable unless I used 4 or 5 of them. These have remedied my issues fully, with ne having one to my left, and one behind be for tracking. I would suggest putting them high up and tilting the sensors down as to over as much area as possible and to allow kneeling and reaching down.

Worked perfectly no hassle. Hardest part was in screwing the sensors which has nothing to do with this product. It holds them tightly and securely, I use my oculus with a laptop and fear someone ripping these off the walls but they are held in very tightly