HTC VIVE Virtual Reality System Tracker

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.

Ill be honest I was on the fence about whether or not Id actually find full body tracking worth it or not but after hopping into VRChat and seeing my legs and hips move I was instantly hooked. Now I will say that aside from VRC there arent MANY applications that supports fully body aside from that and Beat Saber, however more and more full body capable games are being released as we speak so in my opinion Id give them a go if youre looking to take your VR experience to the next level.

Upgrading from the 2.0, its much lighter, has noticeably less jitters on the 3.0, and the extra battery life is a god send for the longer vr sessions or when you forget to charge your trackers.

They are easy to use I’m using them on my oculus and they track very well and I using one base station 2.0 to connect them and to track them, they are very light and I’m happy with them.

Pros they work pretty well easy to set up and they help With immersion in some vr games bad news full body tracking isn’t supported for all games and it’s only a few that it is and they are expensive the battery life is meh but it works if you have an HTC or index where the controllers have the same battery life and then there are the rebuff packs which are 10 hour battery packs and the size and weight are really quite handlable as long as your over the age of 12 the only issue is price $100 per one is high and it requires base stations of some kind so sorry everyone using a normal cosmos or rift S / quest with link cable they are a cool flex to have but that’s about it hopefully they become relics as full body haptics suits become commercially acceptable

4 parts involved in each tracker box. • Radio Nib (USB A) • USB-A to USB-C Dongle Thingy (FtF) • USB-A to USB-C Cable (MtM) • Tracker (Charges with USB C) Plug the Radio Nib into the Dongle. Plug the cable into your available on your computer of choice or usb hub (probably a good idea to have one of these and plugged into one of your blue/red usb3 ports) . Do the thing. When you want to charge, either use a different usb-c charging cable `or` gently take the dongle/nib combo thing off the end of the usb-a/usb-c cable and plug your tracker in gently. (yknow, unless you want the charging port and cable to wear down faster than necessary.) - If youre in Steam VR, dont forget to tell these trackers what theyre supposed to exist as in your steamvr settings>controllers>trackers options. You might have to turn them off and on while wearing them to identify which is where since itll go red in the menu (if identify doesnt work like it doesnt in mine). Pretty quick to do though. If youre doing VRChat, when the trackers are turned on VRC should give you a different menu button in there, just hit Calibrate FBT and then assume the T-pose to assert dominance upon your new trackers. Align things as best you can with your choice of model and hope that it was designed in a sensible way for FBT. ^^ Using these for one session, it seems the battery life on the trackers will be roughly the same as a fresh set of Index controllers - so thats convenient enough.

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

They track!

Got 3 of them for my valve index and they work beautifully. Maybe purchase more in the future but definitely worth the money.

Got these for VRChat since Im addicted and spend 2 hours in there every night. These provide great tracking, and Ive yet to fully drain one. I get down to 20% after 6 hours of use! And even more impressive - they charge in less than an hour!