HTC VIVE Virtual Reality System Tracker

They last longer then my vive controllers without a battery pack making them a lot lighter. They track perfectly well and are easy to use. Considering buying more for upper arm tracking.

These trackers are very nice although if you were expecting a charging cable in the box I would be disappointed because all the box comes with is a dongle, dongle base and a cable for the dongle base. If you plan on using these for production or body tracking i definitely recommend it!

Works amazing had them for abt 4 months before making this no issue track amazing no charging problems they work like they should

I dont recommend getting this tiny device if you plan on playing video games with it, price will definitely come down exponentially in the coming months so be patient. Now if your an animator, this is a MUST cop. Ikinema Orion or VRIK will give you very high quality mocap data. Especially VRIK if you tweak the settings a bit. If you have 10 trackers, VRIK and a lot of space in your basement or garage, the quality/accuracy is comparable to Xsens, maybe 80% there. Ikinema Orion is amazing but pricey, $500/yr is not worth it compared to VRIK, I already had VRIK so I just spent $500 on more trackers rather than the Ikinema software. The more trackers, the better.

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.

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.

They do a pretty good job of tracking feet and waist movement. I primarily use them for VRChat for full-body tracking. They can get a little jittery at times, and they are very sensitive to any vaguely reflective surfaces that might be in the room, so youll have to cover any glass or glossy flat surfaces to avoid drift and jitter. They have a recurring, really stupid problem with powering on, however. Oftentimes, they will seem not to power on at all, with no light, but it will awaken SteamVR anyway and act like the tracker is tracking. However, it actually isnt at all. You have to close SteamVR, plug the tracker into the PC, reopen SteamVR, repeat in various combinations until the light actually comes on and tracks normally. I have this happen nearly every time I use them, and its happened with all three of my trackers (though not usually at the same time). Its incredibly frustrating, and is apparently due to the latest firmware update that happened *two years ago*. So dont expect it to be fixed anytime soon.

very nice i can now look at myself in a mirror on vrchat all night long

Ive had a host of constant issues, and every person I have spoken to on VRChat has experienced similar problems. Once you have them working, theyre GREAT. The technology of full body tracking is amazing. The problem is, virtually every time I turn these things on, I have to reconfigure or troubleshoot something, or the entire thing. 4 out of 5 times I use them I have to re-pair, unpair, swap, relaunch, and do a bunch of fiddling to get everything working the way its supposed to. Its an enormous pain in the tush almost every time. I can change literally nothing in my configuration, and have to reconfigure it next time I use it. Its nonsensical. One of the pucks also refuses to power on when I press the button, unless I first plug it into my PC. It wont power on when plugged into a USB charger, it will only turn on when plugged into a PC USB port. Its not a matter of a defective battery or being uncharged, because once its on, it stays on for hours. What could cause such a strange issue, I dont know. Defective right out of the box and Ill need to send it back for replacement. Pain in the tush.

Yup great. Got it, and base station to connect to computer for vrchat. I use Quest and have the software to go wireless and stream the quest to my computer. Now full body tracking. No wires holding me down besides the occasional charge when needed. Its great.