HTC VIVE Virtual Reality System Tracker

Im using these with a Valve Index for full body tracking. Easy to set up, and fantastic tracking accuracy. Note that each tracker needs its own USB dongle, so if youre planning to get three trackers for full body tracking be sure that youve got three USB ports available on your PC.

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!

7 hours small worth it broke 1 of my 2.0s worth it

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.

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

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.

I can play with my feet now, Im... not super into that but I found some enjoyment doing all the funny poses. my online friends sure were happy, so I think the trackers are doing a good job of that. to call these good trackers is a bit arbitrary, there isnt any other solution (other than the Kinect) for full-body atm. I mean, they are just gizmos that allow for extra tracked body parts. what else are ya gonna need? other than 3 of these and the belt straps?

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.

Soo much more battery life and much lighter than the 2.0

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.