Sony mocopi

As a vrchat player mocopi is very baddd like very badddd unless you have a PC. But with just a stand alone quest 3 or 2 it isn't worth it you have been warned.

These are horrible so far, I just got them today, tried to set them up with vrchat and the option for calibrating full body just doesn’t show up I’ve tried everything, these trackers are actual trash, I’m gonna try again tomorrow and if they don’t work I’m definitely returning these garbage things.

No resultó como yo esperaba,si buscas trackers para vrchat sin duda estos no son

Used on VRChatOkay so I bought these about a month ago, and have about 140 hours on them.I run them on slime server, ankles, thighs, waist and chest.They are decent, battery lasts a while, and the tracking is good.But there are a few cons, like drifting, my chest and ankle drift can be a lot at some times, so if you get these get used to calibration.The Velcro straps are cheap so they do slip sometimes.All and all I will be getting vive trackers soon, if you can I would recommend getting them as well and not wasting the hassle on these.Few glitches I run into is trackers just disconnecting and the phone app freezing.My specs-1 Gig download WiFi, via Ethernet to my PC.NVIDIA 5090I9 14900K128 gigs of ram

Bought them for n my granddaughters Ocullus she said they work well

The app is alright but the actual trackers its drifty

Great product, works with just a phone and meta quest 3. Helpful videos can be found online explaining how to connect everything. Works great in VR chat.

Tested these out for a couple of weeks only to decide that I hated them. I used the advanced set up with SlimeVr for VRChat. Not only did these trackers make movement look stiff, but there was constant drifting. I was having to recalibrate about every ten minutes from my legs bending the wrong way or my hips bending sideways. Just buy three Vive 3.0’s for the $400 and save up for base stations. Mocopi’s are WAY overpriced for their quality.