Vive In Ear Monitor

If you need in ear monitor and and don't want to spend over $ Then this is your solution.

Works perfectly paired with the original 2016 one that came with the vive.

This headset is incredible. The hand tracking is amazing. Setup was super easy. Resolution is great. I own an original HTC Vive and the PS4 VR headset and this is my favorite one by far. The freedom of having no wires outweighs the slightly better tracking you get with the Vive or the better graphics you can see on either PS4 VR or a PC-VR headset. That said however, if you want great graphics on this headset, you can just link it to a PC or even stream wirelessly from your PC with a paid third-party Oculus app (Virtual Desktop).

We are using the Tracker 3.0 for camera movement in Unreal Engine and for the price, it can't be beat. Well done Vive.

Is a great, cheap and easy solution to strap a vive tracker on my shoe for feet tracking in virtual reality.

I bought this to mount the wigig transceiver for my wireless VIVE VR headset. Fits nicely on end of the fireplace mantle and allows for aiming the transceiver at the center of the play area. Taped the transceiver cable to one of the legs to avoid side pull.

The optics are a huge improvement over my previous headset the Vive Cosmos Elite. I do miss the Valve Index Controllers I was using with that. The controllers here are fine and I haven't had any issues with tracking. There is a fairly limited software selection currently for standalone. I mostly purchased for PCVR though which is working fairly well. I've used it to wirelessly stream with the Vive Streaming hub over a point to point Wifi6 connection to my PC as well as over my Google Wifi Mesh network which is only 5ghz. It works better on 6 of course, but it worked well enough on 5ghz as well. Wired is obviously the best experience if you're playing something like a microsoft flight simulator or something else mostly stationary. Sound is pretty good. You can also pair bluetooth headphones or use a dongle to get a normal headphone jack from the accesory USB-C in the front of the unit. I'm really enjoying it in glasses mode where there is virtually no pressure on my face. My issue now is trying to find a usb-C cable with power injection that works to charge the unit so i can play PCVR that way without it slowly draining over time.

After seeing some reviews on the Vive Pro 2, I was a little skeptical. They say the sweet spot is terrible, the glare is bad, the visuals aren't as good as they say. I had a Rift S, then a Reverb G2, and finally running the G2 in a hybrid setup with lighthouses and index controllers. After picking this bad boy up, I can say that the reviews exaggerate. The sweet spot is small, but no smaller than the Reverb. The glare is there in high contrast scenes but it's only really noticeable when you aren't actively doing anything, and the visuals are fantastic if you crank the resolution to extreme. By default the vive console automatically changes resolution for optimal performance. The colors are vibrant and gorgeous, the screen is crystal clear, and the Field of View is great with some amazing edge to edge clarity. If you already have lighthouses and controllers, this is definitely a SOLID upgrade from everything except possibly those running the first Vive Pro. Another note is the audio is a little heavy on the treble until you use the bass boost function built in to windows either with or without dolby atmos.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Was not expecting such a fun product with these Vive Buds. The active listening features left me surprised and delighted. Pairing was automatic and quick out of the box, and the prompts to get the JBL accompanying app was fast, easy and fun to use. Sound quality is pretty banging and they are a decent fit in my ear. my only complaint is they are a little tough to get in and out of the charging case, otherwise a really great pair of earbuds.

I am a big pc vr player and this headset was a wonderful upgrade from my og vive headset