These are awesome!! If you're a quest user I strongly recommend grabbing 4 so you can have both hips, feet and continuous tracking. Since the headset itself isn't being tracked(unlike an index), your calibration may mess up if you leave your play area.
The 4th tracker mounts on your head and makes sure you won't have to recalibrate through as much which can sometimes mean fully leaving the game.
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Although it is a steep price point, full body tracking is a great addition for any avid VR user. I have no complaints with the trackers, they are durable and lightweight. The setup process is rather easy, however you do NEED to have multiple USB ports on your computer (I recommend getting a USB hub, as you will need one USB slot per tracker), and you also need to have base stations. Another thing to note is that many games currently do not support full body tracking, as far as I'm aware... so your options are rather limited to things like VRChat, Blade and Sorcery or ChilloutVR if you want to show off your VR rig. Finally, if you have the Meta Quest 1/2, you will need to use a workaround in order to get your full body to track with base stations. I recommend looking it up on YouTube. It lengthens the setup process a little bit, but overall this method works pretty well/ My VR experience has been really enhanced by full body tracking. I rarely play games in half body anymore, because full body tracking is just that much more immersive! So, if you're okay with spending a pretty penny on multiple trackers plus base stations, I really do recommend it.
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- Reviewed in Canada on September 2, 2022Verified Purchase
Although it is a steep price point, full body tracking is a great addition for any avid VR user. I have no complaints with the trackers, they are durable and lightweight. The setup process is rather easy, however you do NEED to have multiple USB ports on your computer (I recommend getting a USB hub, as you will need one USB slot per tracker), and you also need to have base stations.
Another thing to note is that many games currently do not support full body tracking, as far as I'm aware... so your options are rather limited to things like VRChat, Blade and Sorcery or ChilloutVR if you want to show off your VR rig.
Finally, if you have the Meta Quest 1/2, you will need to use a workaround in order to get your full body to track with base stations. I recommend looking it up on YouTube. It lengthens the setup process a little bit, but overall this method works pretty well/
My VR experience has been really enhanced by full body tracking. I rarely play games in half body anymore, because full body tracking is just that much more immersive! So, if you're okay with spending a pretty penny on multiple trackers plus base stations, I really do recommend it.
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- Reviewed in Canada on May 1, 2022Verified Purchase
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- Hamza FadilReviewed in Saudi Arabia on July 22, 2023
pretty good
Verified Purchase - TyphusReviewed in the United States on June 12, 2025
Stepping into Full Body
Verified Purchase - BunReviewed in the United States on June 12, 2025
Good trackers
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karitoReviewed in Mexico on February 28, 2023
no me sirvieron
Verified Purchase - Justin H ScottReviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
The standard in FBT
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