HTC Vive Tracker (3.0) & Vive Base Station

The trackers arrived on time and are amazing to use in full body. I can now dance and explore virtual worlds with friends in my favorite online games. Other then the trackers being a little bulky they work as intended.

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

A worthy upgrade from the 2.0 trackers. I love them. Theyre smaller, lighter, and the battery life matches the Index controllers. USB C connectivity is also a massive upgrade. No more micro B cables.

very nice i can now look at myself in a mirror on vrchat all night long

Hello

It sounds weird but in a game like VRChat, these make everything feel more real. Even if youre just sitting in front of a mirror for a couple hours. Its an experience, and definitely not one everybody can afford. If you get the chance to try it out, go for it.

Somewhat Durable, Easy to mount to track straps, and Has a decent battery life. Charges fast!

All the trackers work as intended, the only issue I had was with one of them I had to turn them on differently and it was kind of a process to connect it. The other two went smooth and honestly they last 4 hours before dying which is super awesome i love them sm <3

These trackers are tiny compared to the 1.0 vive trackers, not as bulky, they are way lighter and last way longer! They are 10/10 as a dancer these things are needed <3

Ive had a host of constant issues, and every person I have spoken to on VRChat has experienced similar problems. Once you have them working, theyre GREAT. The technology of full body tracking is amazing. The problem is, virtually every time I turn these things on, I have to reconfigure or troubleshoot something, or the entire thing. 4 out of 5 times I use them I have to re-pair, unpair, swap, relaunch, and do a bunch of fiddling to get everything working the way its supposed to. Its an enormous pain in the tush almost every time. I can change literally nothing in my configuration, and have to reconfigure it next time I use it. Its nonsensical. One of the pucks also refuses to power on when I press the button, unless I first plug it into my PC. It wont power on when plugged into a USB charger, it will only turn on when plugged into a PC USB port. Its not a matter of a defective battery or being uncharged, because once its on, it stays on for hours. What could cause such a strange issue, I dont know. Defective right out of the box and Ill need to send it back for replacement. Pain in the tush.