Track Clip Pro LED Head Tracker for TrackIr units

Works well. A bit pricey considering it is not a whole lot better than the hat clip that comes with TrackIR. The primary difference is that the PRO clip is better at the extremes of your head movements. For example, in the F18, when you want to look up through the canopy in a dogfight, the hat clip will spaz out but the PRO clip will maintain head track. Your mileage may vary.

I first started using trackir with the hat clip, worked great for the time but as a started wearing glasses the camera was tracking my glasses. As it was tracking my glasses it started to mess with the tracking while trying to look around so i decided to buy this. Works amazingly! Worked right out of the box, could use my previous settings from the hat clip and the tracking itself is much smoother and has a far better range of motion. If you dont have trackir yet definitely buy the pro bundle. Only complaints i have is the material definitely feels flimsy and cheap but i just keep it clipped on my headphones and dont mess with it. It also feels like it should be alot cheaper but its the only competitor right now so cant complain too much. Other than that, the product works great! Very much recommended

First I have to admit, I only purchased any version of head tracking for nights when I can't be bothered to put on my VR headset, or it is too hot for it. I originally started with a DelanClip for a cheaper entry into IR tracking. That setup worked okayyy, but even though DelanClip offered a more sturdy product (aluminum chassis vs. plastic) you had to shape it yourself and when doing that, the IR lights become almost impossible to align properly. So after a little time, I decided to pick up the Track Clip Pro and compare experiences.-While I would say both IR units worked perfectly fine, I felt the Track Clip Pro provided a smoother tracking and more consistent.-Adjustable movement on Track Clip Pro allowed for more options in getting a clean and interference free track.-Clip for headset is both a pro and a con. Pro: it seems to be able to fit a lot of the more popular headset brands out there with it's adjustable clip. The CON is that clip is preeeeetty thin and flimsy, so be careful if you are not able to close the clip, make sure it's not binding, because if you snap that clip it's back to Amazon to get yourself a new one.Overall, it's a good buy especially if you maybe went with the cheaper PSEye camera option with the IR filters modded. Also for those who purchased TIR5 but not the bundle, as I have heard this is much better than the clip for hats that is supplied with TIR5 base package. Cheap price but also cheap materials, so be careful. Also, don't know if this was just the seller or how they all ship, but it was just the Track Clip Pro, a small info sheet, and minimal shipping material in the box, was thankful it wasn't broken from shipping.

Very satisfied with this IR-LED upgrade over the basic reflector-clip mounted on a hat.The basic reflector has two major shortcomings versus the IR-LED upgrade.The first was a real hassle for me. Stray light from either sunshine on the curtains or just a light in the room would interfere with the tracking. Had to hang towels off of the curtain rod during some times of the day. Also, all lights in the room had to be off. The IR-LED successfully handles all ambient light.Second issue. The 3D configuration of the IR-LED is superior to the reflector. The IR-LED emitters are round and easier for the software to resolve. The reflectors are closer to kidney-shaped and the reflector sensing angle is less. I can easily turn my head through out the entire range without IR dots overlapping which causes the view to flip. This was not possible with the reflectors and at the edges of the sensed range would flip the view. Additionally, the accuracy of the IR-LED is twice that of the reflector as the light travels direct. The clip requires the light to travel twice the distance as being reflected from rounded reflective-tape. Micro movements of the head are not an issue with the IR-LED.

I have had this unit for about 2 weeks. I use it mainly to play MS flight simulator. Alone, it works well but I found it to work better when paired with a joystick that allows to set and select multiple camera views from inside the cockpit, while in flight. That is when Track IR really shines. I used to own a Track IR back in 2012 but found the functionality to be lacking because I did not own a joystick that allowed me to set and select camera views. I broke that one during a move and did not pick up a new one until recently.I am very happy with the purchase, even though I thought that after so many years the cost would go down, as compared to the cost in 2012. Overall, I would not get the same experience in flight simulation without the Track IR. I will try it with DCS and with trucking simulator.