7IN1 VRchat Upgraded USB Dongle Receiver for Tundra N7R for Valve Index Controllers for HTC Vive Tracker for Steam VR Activity Receive Connecting 7 Devices simultaneously
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Note：This is the 7in1 version. Three devices can be connected simultaneously. The effective distance is 2-3 meters. Seven devices can be connected simultaneously. And it's more stable. Better and more convenient signal. The function of the antenna is to increase the stability of the signal and does not have the effect of increasing distance. Description New in bulk packing USB dongle wireless receiver for pairing your PC with SteamVR compatible devices. Allows you to use a HP Reverb G2 headset with Valve Index Controllers. Plug-and-play, just insert into your computer and the necessary drivers will automatically install so you can pair your controllers using the SteamVR app. These dongles are pre-flashed with watchman firmware and function similar to Steam Controller, or HTC Vive Tracker dongles. Features: This SteamVR dongle is for pairing the following devices to your PC VR setup: Valve Index Controllers for HTC Vive Tracker for HTC Vive Controllers for VR Ink Pilot NOT FOR REVVL 4 PLUS Each dongle is tested before shipment to ensure their function flawlessly. Package Include: 1 x USB dongle
Brand: GFTVRCE
Hardware Interface: USB
Color: White
Compatible Devices: HP Reverb G2 headset, Valve Index Controllers, HTC Vive Tracker, HTC Vive Controllers, VR Ink Pilot
Data Link Protocol: USB
Item Weight: 0.7 Pounds
Number of Packs: 1
Compatible Operating System Family: Windows
Minimum Required Operating System Version: Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus, Windows 10
Number of Items: 1
Hardware Interface: USB
Compatible Devices: HP Reverb G2 headset, Valve Index Controllers, HTC Vive Tracker, HTC Vive Controllers, VR Ink Pilot
Data Link Protocol: USB
Compatible Operating System Family: Windows
Minimum Required Operating System Version: Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus, Windows 10
Item Weight: 0.7 Pounds
Brand: GFTVRCE
Manufacturer: GFTVRCE
Color: White
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Works great, the price isn't terrible compared to seperate dongles and all the cables it would take. I only use 5 trackers (controllers on seperate dongles), but ive tried with all 7 and I didnt have any issues! Much more stable than other ones ive tried! Just plugs in and works, no messing with drivers or settings.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2025 by Phoenix
Index user here, 2 vive trackers and a tundra. Let me preface this by saying this device works great and its been perfect for me so far. Plug and play and no drivers or issues. Highly recommend getting some long usb c cables, if your buying this, route it somewhere nice and far away from anything that emits any kinda signal. I unfortunately have my modem, router, and a NAS all on my desk right beside my pc, which also has several other things slurping up the air waves along with also living in an apartment complex. I also have a very small space for VR, about 2.5x2.5 meters (ignoring furniture too) Alright. Brass tacks. Pros: >Plug n Play (you'll want to use steam vr to re-identify your trackers but other than that...) >Small, light, easy to mount up onto the wall or ceiling >Almost completely negates any frequency delays or issues if you have clogged up radio waves (ie wifi and Bluetooth connections of any kind, even your cellphone on the wifi can cause some, even if subtle, interference) >Eliminates the need to use up multiple usb ports at the cost of a single usb c port to your pc. >Upgradeability granted to your setup: if you use an Index, but want a nicer headset, this thing will still connect your index controllers rather than having to get the steam dongles for both of them. (If you use your index still, connect your controllers to that first, before turning on your 7in1. Apparently the headset will keep trying to look for your controllers no matter what since they are meant to Bluetooth to the headset itself. Ive noticed slight tracking issues with the controllers myself and found this to be the remedy.) Alright, now the eh stuff. >This is my biggest gripe. Comes with no cables for neither power nor pc. (Come on this is already expensive guys, yeesh.) >Slightly fragile, maybe dont put this where the cat could knock it down or anything. >CRUCIAL: be sure to use correct USB C port and a correct power block rated for it. >Since it emits signal still, the same applies as the potential issue that brought you here: try to place it strategically away from other things that emit signal. Should be easy, and the antennas let you point where your playspace is. Less of a Con and more of a tip I guess. >Don't slack on the type of usb c cable you use. You'll want one thats decent and can match the speed of the port you use. Same for power, some cables just aren't meant for something like this. >Finally, Cost. No surprises there. If you are like me with 3 base stations or more, a small playspace, and are certain you're dealing with frequency issues, this wont dissappoint, but its cost really makes it tough to justify. This is really a luxury item, which makes everything a little easier. If you are crunched for money, I think its still worth trying another base station if you only have 2 or maneuvering where your dongle usb's are using a longer cable plugged into a splitter, maybe mounting that somewhere up high in your play space. I mean it too, try all you can too because as helpful as it is, I consider this a luxury at this cost, its almost worth just getting another base station or a pc upgrade for this much. If it was 100 flat and came with cables, it would be just fine in my opinion. It stands out from anything else you can get to improve connection for your trackers though, so like I said: Luxury. So far for me its worked flawlessly, with the only minor thing of it fighting with the index headset to try and connect my controllers.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2025 by Kyle
IL start off by saying this is 110% overkill. I only purchased this because I had consistent connection issues having multiple dangles connected and I also have 7 different trackers so this was perfect more my specific situation. I had tried getting 3rd party dangles and probably ended up spending more than I needed to if I had just bought this from the start. It only needs two USB c connections one for power and one for the connection to your PC and it has worked flawlessly for me so far. Only thing is that sometimes my controllers will connect to one of the dongles on the 7in1 instead of the internal ones on the headset and will need to connect my controllers first before plugging in the 7in1. It is also a little loud but it is definitely going to be quieter than a PC fam or internal headset fan once your actually in vr. Overall highly recomend and personally was worth the price given the amount of time i use it for.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025 by Day
UPDATE: I bought a second one in October 2025 and I’m not sure what they’ve done but the components have changed and it suffers RF interference horribly. Highly don’t recommend getting this anymore as it’s now an inferior product compared to the original. If you want a better version look up Neko Receiver (V2) by NekoVR on Google. Original review: I thought this was a scam product as I've never heard of it before, and there's barely anyone talking about it. However, to my surprise, it's real and it works great. I have my two index controllers and four vive 3.0 trackers connected to it and have had little issues with tracking drift, jitter, or disconnects. This device is a must-have if you suffer from RF interference (grr apartment life) from other dongles. Note that the dongle does not come with the two required USB-C cords for it to function - one for power from a wall outlet and one for data transfer from your computer.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024 by Nanochip
Even if this runs as good as the other dongle options (which it does), it is a lifesaver because it takes 1 USB-C port instead of 7 USB ports on my PC which is considerably easier on my motherboard ports! My personal experience has been very positive with this unit though, I rarely have issues with my 7 trackers connected to it. I primarily use 4 Vive 3.0s and 3 Tundra trackers with it. I see a lot of conflicting reviews on this product, but a lot of it has to do with the extreme touchiness of watchman dongles in general. This is likely a good last resort if other third party dongles are failing to cooperate, as they are incredibly sensitive to what USB port it's connected to, USB 2.0 vs USB 3.0, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025 by Cake
This thing can run off one usb c cable. the other usb c input is for the fan only. the fan is extremely loud and annoying. i had to pull mine apart and put heatsinks on it to function the way i wanted it, silence. also you have a max amount of devices you can connect. and that is 4. if you go over 4 your devices, they will start to walk due to interference. so it acts just like every multi device dongle does. kinda disappointed... I have 2 other dongles a tundra sw3 and sw4, both function exactly the same as this does... its just sad that all dongle alternatives are trash... just buy 7 single dongles and deal with usb issues, its a better time
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025 by Aus
Replaced my vive and 3 dongles for this thing double sided taped to the wall. Can pair 7 vive or index things to it. Index controllers and 3.0 trackers paired easily, 2.0s refused to pair unless plugged into computer and in pair mode at the same time. One of my 2.0s paired at like 6 fps, guessing the tracker is just old and grumpy. This things store name is pretty bad, its not a n7r by any means. Maybe change it to SteamVR Dongle Spider 7, HTC, Vive, Index, VR Receiver. Does not come with usb c cords, gonna wanna pick up an at least 10 watt 5v at least 2a usb charger (quest 2 charger is perfect), a usb c with an on/off switch, and a data cable. Fan is a bit.. scratchy if vertical. Silent horizontal. Again, usb c with an on/off switch. Theyre $2. It will light up blue if plugged in power on the side with the plug holes and if plugged into the pc on the opposite side! Both sides have to be lit for function. no difference in max range, 50 feet with dongles and 50 feet with this but at the same time i have no 2.4ghz interference where I am so my data is basically useless. But yeah, bought this to solve the weird if i move index controllers too fast they would overestimate movement issue and i can say its fixed with this!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024 by Zachary
First off, what a strange and super specific device. I got one of these because a friend had one and swore by it. I think mine was like $180 when I ordered it many months ago. I live in an apartment so I used command strips and mounted it on the wall above my VR rig. At first it didn't seem like it made much of a difference. I used to have a LOT of RF issues. At the time I was using an HTC 2.0 dongle for each Index controller, and using a Tundra dongle for everything else. I didn't have anything paired to my Bigscreen Beyond (1.0) headset as I found pairing anything to it caused interference so bad it was totally unusable. Oddly, before I got the Bigscreen I was using an Index and has super reliable tracking with my Tundra trackers/dongle. Anyway after a lot of fiddling. I found that I could pair all my trackers (feet, hip and chest) to this thing, and keep the Index controllers on their own HTC 2.0 dongles, and problem solved! I;ve had almost no RF issues since this setup. So it seemed like it was some kind of issue with the Tundra dongle, possibly when mixed with the Beyond. I could probably pair the Index controllers to the headset now, but I have a setup that works and I don't want to change it! So about this device, I call it a "spider" haha. It uses 2 USB-C ports. One goes to your computer and the other is for power and that power also runs a fan, but honestly I don't think it needs the fan. The fan runs all the time and is kind of annoying. It's not super loud but you can hear it. For many months now I just don't bother with the USB-C for power and the whole thing just runs odd the single USB to my computer. I am however docking 1 star because the listing on Amazon isn't exactly what you get. The antennas are different. I don't know if the smaller more basic antennas are better, worse, or the same. But if you are going to sell something, you should post pictures of what you're actually selling. Overall, I'm very happy with this product. No idea who made it over in China, but they did a great job.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025 by Kiteless