HTC VIVE Virtual Reality System Tracker

While there are occasionally issues with tracking, and more annoyingly issues with the tracker connecting to the USB, its serviceable. Full body in vr is easily worth the expense. I would recommend purchasing this with a product such as TrackBelt + 2 TrackStraps (VR Bundle for Vive Trackers) as to have a decently made and comfortable way of putting it on your body. As for how to put these on: - For two of the trackers, put each on the top of your foot while wearing socks. - For the waist tracker, put it at either the left side or the right side of your waist, so you can lay down without losing tracking.

I got these to help replace some trackers I let drown in my dogs water bowl. They themselves work fine, any problems should come from water damage, blunt force damage, and/ the base stations. The work as long as you know what youre doing

These are a nice to have item and not a must have item. I have 2 and each one uses its own USB dongle. They need to take a lesson from logitech and figure out a single unified dongle. Setup was a bit confusing and I had to find a youtube video to figure it out. They do add another dimension to the games that support them, I only wish more games did.

These trackers work perfectly for VRChat if you want full body. Theyre a bit more expensive than the older version, but they last about 3 hours longer per charge. Though, Id recommend you pick up a USB-3 hub as well so you dont have to use 3 USB ports, one dongle for each one.

For how bulky these trackers are in both size & price, they do get the job done and have real good tracking. Have had no issues with the trackers so far.

If youre looking to buy these specifically for VRChat, and youre on the edge about purchasing them, buy them. Being able to move your legs and hips is a complete game changer, the experience to me was comparable to being in vr for the first time. Simply cannot play VRChat anymore without using these, so much of the experience is lost.

I love these things. I only play VRChat so I do not know what other games support these. But I use 4 trackers, two on my feet one on the side of my hip and one on my chest. The chest helps a lot to keep my body from moving up as I sit down as it obscures my vision. Pros: -super easy to set up just plug and and let steamvr pair them - Very tanky accidentally kicked walls with them and dropped them on steel parts of my desk and work fine. -last a really long time, though I plug them in every night and have a full time job so I generally play at most 3 hours a day only had to use spare USB batteries to charge them on the weekend a few times - It really does bring life to the game for me as it makes my avatar feel way less robotic. - fairly easy to rig up a cheap 5000mah cell phone charging battery to the strap. You can buy velcro tape and sew one side to the strap and tape the other to the battery and buy some velcro straps for extra security to quickly install and remove when needed. Honestly 5000mah is overkill they still showed full charge after completely charging them up so if you can go a bit smaller like 1000-2000mah since you can just remove them after they did their thing and throw them back on the chargers. Cons: - I have a small room so my trackers sometimes lose sight of my 3 light houses making my character fly away at the speed of light or turn into some twisted demonic pretzel. - Need so many USB wires and ports for both the computer and for charging

So far these 3 trackers I’ve ordered are pretty amazing. I don’t use them for much else then for full body tracking in Vr Chat, but honestly that alone is fine enough for me. The tracking for the legs is great and you can get real sense of movement with your legs. I usually set them up around the front of my ankles, and never have a problem with my sensors picking them up. The hip sensor was kinda hard to find the right spot to place so I can still allow the sensors to pick up my movements while still being comfortable and not restricted with where I sat and layed like. I found placing the sensor on my right hip was best for me. Overall I can’t really complain at all about these sensors besides the price, and how long the batteries last. I do play for long periods of time so this will probably not be a problem for others. The price would be way more acceptable if they were half their price, but overall I’m not ashamed or too broke after my purchase. I just can’t eat Panda Express as much as I want to now. Either way if you want to do more interactive stuff and “perform” for others in game, and even get a pretty good workout by dancing, fighting, or repeativly doing weird gags where you fall over dramatically and get back up. These sensors are amazing, and the comedy and laughter you get from people after doing funny stuff with your full body tracking is so worth it. Only buys these in 3’s and I highly recommend. Honestly it’s just the price, and everything else is perfect.

vive trackers they work perfectly (when you have your base stations set up in good spots) been using them for a few months no issues love them would recommend to anyone wanting to take that extra step and make the immersion of vrchat just that much more realistic

Im using this to get into virtual production. Still learning the whole system, but this component has been working fine. If you dont need the full controller, i recommend this.