HTC Vive Tracker (3.0) & Vive Base Station

Ive owned my full full body kit for a while now and I gotta say its gone pretty well! I bought them to test out mainly in VRChat as well as Blade and Sourcery on the side. They were quite easy to set up via SteamVR but justified some time into calibration.

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.

I think you have to worry about positioning and interference with the RF from other bluetooth/motherboard usbs and proxmity and such.. Why? Well, it disconnects sometimes. Not sure why, and my hand is though to be the tracker as well. Remember to turn off the tracker and turn it on again to address that, but for the most part ready your headset, then your hands, then the trackers... itll assign them correctly that way. Plus the price is expensive. The tracking is really great! Smooth. The weight isnt bad for a waist tracker, really dont care about it.. so they did good there. Another thing though, yeah, ok. So, got two (2) used ones from them, and they dont come with the dongles or the cable or the charging port. I would be less inclined to gamble.. I suppose if you just want a tracker, go ahead, thats reliable. Beware if buying used from the amazon-warehouse theyre not listed properly and theyre missing items.

Just get em if you can afford all 3 they are very fun to use and charge in less than an hour for around 8 hours of playtime in vr chat! I also tried slime vr I would still recommend these but those are great as well.

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.

These things are pretty great - theyre really great at tracking and they have so much battery life compared to the 18s. They only start to die come the end of 7-8 hour play sessions and they dont feel heavy at all when being worn for several hours. I definitely think theyre worth the full price tag if you dont already have trackers, but not as much if you already have 2.0s.

Bought 3 for full body tracking on VRChat. I’m pretty satisfied and they all worked as expected. Setting it up very extremely easy. Almost plug and play. Would recommend these for anyone wanting full body tracking on VRChat. It makes the game so much more enjoyable.

Works as intended. The tracking is insane, I use mine with my index for vrc, love them.

I love these things. I only play VRChat so I do not know what other games support these. But I use 4 trackers, two on my feet one on the side of my hip and one on my chest. The chest helps a lot to keep my body from moving up as I sit down as it obscures my vision. Pros: -super easy to set up just plug and and let steamvr pair them - Very tanky accidentally kicked walls with them and dropped them on steel parts of my desk and work fine. -last a really long time, though I plug them in every night and have a full time job so I generally play at most 3 hours a day only had to use spare USB batteries to charge them on the weekend a few times - It really does bring life to the game for me as it makes my avatar feel way less robotic. - fairly easy to rig up a cheap 5000mah cell phone charging battery to the strap. You can buy velcro tape and sew one side to the strap and tape the other to the battery and buy some velcro straps for extra security to quickly install and remove when needed. Honestly 5000mah is overkill they still showed full charge after completely charging them up so if you can go a bit smaller like 1000-2000mah since you can just remove them after they did their thing and throw them back on the chargers. Cons: - I have a small room so my trackers sometimes lose sight of my 3 light houses making my character fly away at the speed of light or turn into some twisted demonic pretzel. - Need so many USB wires and ports for both the computer and for charging

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