Tobii Eye Tracker 5

If you fly in DCS, or flight SIMs just go with the TrackIR 5. I have both. The Ui for the Tobii Eye tracker is horrible. You cant change your end point without changing the sensitivity. Its like the two are tethered. Using the actual eye tracking for flying is a nightmare. Your screen flys around. When you look at a point on the screen the screen moves to that spot. Well, when the screen moves your eyes chase that point and it gives your vision a rubber band feel. I contacted Tobii. They gave me a contact of someone on discord (dont remember his name) that has been working on this. Ive used his profile to make it someone usable.

Muy buen producto y cumple a la perfección su función. Se usa para una persona con ELA

The ability to head one direction in a dogfight, while looking around hands free is incomparable to any other capability in-game. Truly changes the experience similarly to VR without the hot uncomfortable headset. Could be cheaper, but it works perfectly, much better than its competition.

Fun to use, but the option to snap the mouse to it with small motions doesnt work reliably. Maybe it just needs better software.

(primary use: Elite Dangerous) I dislike full VR - because I want to be able to have a drink, snack, interact with my dog, be aware of my house, etc, etc. This fills the gap. The eye tracking is awesome and with a few settings tweaks, so is the head tracking. It is the difference between looking at a flat screen and looking though the canopy of a starship - but with the comfort of being able to have a drink IRL, too. I sat on the fence for too long before buying one. Wish Id bought one years ago. Best gaming purchase since my HOTAS. Five stars, all the way to Beagle Pointe.

I loved

Im quadriplegic and I currently use a Tobii 4C to control nearly all parts of my computer. Thats possible with Windows 10s Eye Control feature. As soon as I learned that Tobii had a successor for its 4C, I was excited to upgrade. When I plugged it in, I was dismayed to discover that the Tobii 5 isnt recognized by Eye Control. Theres no indication of this in the product description. Tobiis customer support also informed me that the 4C had been discontinued and tried to upsell me to its line of products intended specifically for disabled customers. They cost multiple thousands of dollars, which I dont have. I added one extra star because Amazon gave me a full refund. If you are disabled, and need an eye tracker for full computer control, DO NOT buy the Tobii 5!

needs more games but cool device

I ordered this product as my first head tracking software/hardware (against recommendations for TrackIR). I had never used eye/head tracking movement and was hoping to use this in MSFS 2020. I learned why I was warned against this product pretty quickly and ended up returning it the next day. Pros: -The quality of the product feels and looks good. Its lightweight but feels durable. -Easy setup and installations of the software (however the software does have like 1.5 stars on the windows store and there isnt much you can do within the software itself -Thats really all the pros I can think of Cons: -WARNING TO CURVED MONITOR USERS. Advertising says this will work with a curved monitor, and yes it will, BUT, the mounting bracket is not curved so you will have some adhesive stick, and some that will be handing off due the curved monitor. It does stick, but slightly annoying that some adhesive does not stick to the monitor due to the design of the bracket. My 27 MSI curved monitor was not a good fit, but yours may have better luck -The eye tracking and head tracking combined are UNSTABLE and UNUSABLE in MSFS. I tried for over 3 hours to dial in my settings and sensitivities to no avail. Want to tune a radio frequency? Good luck. Want to set your squawk code? Good luck. The sensors will not focus on one thing, you will constantly be moving around and unable to make any radio/button/switch/anything changes. Overall, useless for me in MSFS. This seems like a cool product with all the AI and other marketing garbage, but it still has a LONG way to go before this is useful in any sort of flight simulator. Ive been playing flight simulators for over 10 years now, and this was one of the worst products Ive ever purchased that specifically markets for flight simmers.

Have you seen this thing? It, like, tracks where you eyes are looking..... what else are they tracking?