HTC VIVE Virtual Reality System Tracker

You have to add them as Controllers in SteamVR, but other than that, these trackers Just Worked™ on Linux after a small setup step.

I bought 3 and they battery on one is weaker by about 10 minutes than the other two. It would have been a 5 otherwise

Really light product almost no weight to it charges fast and tracks amazing got 3 of them 1 of them won’t connect unless I have it plugged into my pc but the other 2 will connect wirelessly

Only one comes in the package.

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.

This thing is awesome! I use it for VRchat and other games as well, Although, I will say it is very light, Has around 4-6 hours of battery life and It tracks amazing with only 1 base station. I have a Rift S So I needed a base station along with my trackers but shoot! One base station does the trick!

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 little trackers charge so fast hehe, love them

short version: amazing trackers theyre highly suggested if you want full body tracking now that last long, light weight, pretty small and you cant wait for anything thats coming to the market. more detailed version: i really wanted to get full body tracking already and at the time of writing this tundra trackers and slimevr havent came out yes (which i suggest taking a look at them if they were already released when youre reading this) so i only had the choice between 2.0 to 3.0 vive trackers and i got the 3.0. the 3.0 vive trackers are amazing, theyre pretty light weight and i personally cant feel any weight drags from them on my legs and hip and the battery life is the same as index controllers so i dont have to stop playing vr earlier because they died first, and their size is pretty small but you can still something bump them when you cross your legs but it was expected and cant be fix by sliding them around your leg.

vive trackers they work perfectly (when you have your base stations set up in good spots) been using them for a few months no issues love them would recommend to anyone wanting to take that extra step and make the immersion of vrchat just that much more realistic