HTC VIVE Tracker (3.0) – Full-Body Tracking for SteamVR, VRChat, Motion Capture

I've been using the HTC Vive Tracker 3.0 for a few months now, and it's honestly one of the best additions to my VR setup. Whether you’re diving into full-body tracking for VRChat, motion capture for animation, or creating immersive mixed-reality experiences, this tracker does it all with precision. What I love: Lightweight and Compact: The 3.0 version is noticeably smaller and lighter than its predecessor, which makes a big difference for comfort—especially when wearing multiple trackers. Battery Life: Huge improvement! I consistently get around 7-8 hours of use, enough for extended sessions without needing a recharge mid-way. Accuracy: Positional tracking is incredibly responsive and stable. I’ve rarely had any drift or desync issues when paired with proper base station placement. Versatility: I've strapped it to my hips, feet, and even props for creative projects. It integrates smoothly with SteamVR, and setup is straightforward. Tips: Make sure you have enough USB dongles and USB bandwidth if you're using multiple trackers. Combine with Vive straps or 3D-printed mounts for secure fit—especially for intense movement. This is a must-have for anyone serious about VR immersion or creative workflows involving body tracking. It takes VR from fun to phenomenal.

Expensive, but durable. They track great granted your stations can see them. I recommend 3 if you use VR a lot. Or 2 if you just want legs in your game. There's cheaper alternatives, but none have worked better than these in my case. HTC gang.

Do you love vrchat? just buy it, thats all. Small enough Good battery life I know WHAT you are... also im breaking the rules, these are fine, standard and practically unbeaten for a reason... but just get fluxpose when they come out... one big dongle, potential for like 10 trackers, way way smaller, no worries about occlusion, possibly rivaling a 3 pack of these with 4.. I think they use radio frequency dunno dont care but they sound better and will probably make these pretty outdated when they come out.

No complaints here! I got 3 trackers for Full-Body Tracking and have been using them for about 2 months now, they have worked flawlessly. Super fun to mess around in virtual reality, and decently light as well so they are pretty comfy. If you are getting them for Full-Body Tracking as well, definitely make sure to get some good straps for maximum comfort!

One of the best trackers I've used and completely worth the price if your willing to pay it! The trackers are small and light and done feel like they weigh you down at all and the battery life is 8 hours or so even after years of use which is pretty good! For longer gameplay I would invest in battery packs but 8 hours is nothing to scoff at and is enough for most people. They are durable and have lasted many uses in VR although I don't do crazy rolls or action stuff in VR but for casual interaction and casual or frantic movements its perfect and have lasted me over 3-4 years. These use Light house tracking which means you need to have base stations or else these won't work! Also if you expect to have blankets or anything on over these i would look into getting a different tracker as these need to be in view of them at all times, although the trade off is impeccable tracking with pretty much no recalibrating. I usually only have to do initial calibration for in game avatars. Highly recommend these when searching for a VR Tracking solution.

I want to love full body tracking but it can be a hassle. I have used it on and off for the past 5 years and somtimes, it's really nice just to ease the friction by ignoring FBT. Great product. Tracks amazingly. But it's always so hard to accept the ritual and the friction required for it's use in an immersive environment.

Works as advertised, but don’t lose the tiny usb dongle! You’ll need that to be able to use these and handheld controllers at the same time

Works great with space calibrator. Bastion tracking is still the way to go. The Vive 3.0 trackers might not be quite as small as a tundra tracker but are still pretty compact and lightweight. 3.0 is also more resistant to oculusion and is actually ideal for waist tracking as it's harder to fully block it.

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.

Produto , chegou certinho aqui no brasil , paguei nada extra somente na própria Amazon a taxa , recomendo , está funcionando perfeitamente

初めてのトラッカーなので良し悪しは分からないけど使ってる間にズレたりなどはしませんでしたメタクエストのコントローラーよりちゃんと追尾してくれる！！

no decia que se necesitaban las de 2 GB para cada sensor y pues mi maquina no soporta este tipo de accesorios.

Funciona bem demais.