HTC VIVE Virtual Reality System Tracker

The trackers arrived on time and are amazing to use in full body. I can now dance and explore virtual worlds with friends in my favorite online games. Other then the trackers being a little bulky they work as intended.

It works really well with quest 2 when I use OVR. I use base station 1.0’s, and these last a good while as well. What I understand now is that there are tundra trackers out, but they would be more complicated to set up. Anyways they are great, I recommend them, they also take a beating.

This thing is awesome! I use it for VRchat and other games as well, Although, I will say it is very light, Has around 4-6 hours of battery life and It tracks amazing with only 1 base station. I have a Rift S So I needed a base station along with my trackers but shoot! One base station does the trick!

Theyre vive trackers. Slightly smaller than the 2.0s. Much better battery (about the same length as the index controllers. ~7.5hr). Worth $130? Thats a hard one.

I hate the battery life but other than that there fun

Everything everybody says, and from personal experience, I can say to definetly buy these over the 3.0 trackers these track way better than 1.0 and 3.0. Also get 1.0 base stations, it will help you out in the long run.

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

I have had these trackers for a few months and can say they work wonder, they are a little bit pricey but are worth the money if you like vr

I recently purchased 3 of these for full body tracking. For what you get, these are just some little plastic pucks and not worth $99 a piece. Honestly, not even worth the price if they gave you three for $99. Seriously, there isnt much to these trackers and probably cost them maybe $10 a piece to produce, if that. Now, that said, the experience is absolutely worth the price. Being able to go into VR with full body presence is just something else. Not too many games support it, but the ones that do completely changes how you play. Pros: 1. After the initial pairing and update of firmware, they connect quickly and consistently. 2. I cant really think of any specific pros. They work. You kinda forget about the trackers and just get immersed in the game. Cons: 1. Charging is on the slow side. Im used to the Index controllers having fast charging, so using these included USB 2.0 cables to charge can be fairly slow in comparison. 2. Battery life could be better. 3. This one isnt really a con, but it does make me question the QC on these devices. 1 of the trackers I got has a yellow charging light, instead of a orange light. Not a problem really, but it is a bit of an eye sore when they are charging to see that on tracker with the wrong colored light. Overall, I wont fault it for the one with the wrong colored charging light, but I will ding it one star because of the slow charging and battery life. I honestly cant wait to see what the next thing in VR tech will be for full body tracking.

I bought a vive 3.0 directly from HTC, a physical store, and lastly Amazon and everything was identical. I got all the components brand new and had no issue connecting them to my pc. If you have been in vr for a while full body trackers make the whole experience extremely immersive and entertaining. The Vive trackers are always perfectly tracked whether its 2.0 or 3.0 trackers. The battery life is so much better on the new ones, so if you can spare the slight increase in price you can get almost double the hours. Just make sure you have plentiful USB ports to spare, base stations, at least 3 trackers, and dont forget straps are not included. (I recommend Tundra Labs for foot straps, and I have a positive opinion on Kiwi VR straps for a solid set of 3 body straps)