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HTC Vive SteamVR Base Station 2.0 (Single) – Precision Room-Scale Tracking for PC VR, Black

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Features

  • Includes One base station and one power adapter per order
  • Fits standard threaded mounting points
  • Cord: 8' 2'' L
  • Compatible with Vive Pro, Vive Pro Eye, Vive Pro 2 and Vive Cosmos Elite headsets

Description

Now with wide-area tracking, base station 2.0 powers the presence and immersion of room-scale, virtual reality by helping the Vive Pro or Vive Pro eye headsets and Controllers track their exact locations. Features wireless syncing.

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
AvailabilityLaunched in August 2019
Dimensions5.8 x 5.8 x 5.3 inches
Product CategoryInteractive Gaming
Model Number99H12160-00 (Specific to Manufacturer)
WeightApproximately 1.64 lbs
Produced byHTC Corporation
OriginAssembled in Taiwan
Market IntroductionAvailable since June 2019

Frequently asked questions

The HTC VIVE Base Station 2.0 can support a play area of up to 7 meters diagonally, which provides users with a maximum space of approximately 20 by 20 feet to enjoy room-scale VR experiences. For optimal performance, a minimum setup of 2x2 meters is recommended.

The HTC VIVE Base Station 2.0 is designed to work with VIVE Pro, VIVE Pro Eye, VIVE Cosmos Elite, and Valve Index VR headsets. Compatibility with other headsets is not guaranteed as the base station uses SteamVR tracking technology specific to these devices.

For a basic room-scale setup, you will need at least two HTC VIVE Base Stations. For larger play areas or to enhance tracking accuracy, up to four base stations can be used.

Yes, each HTC VIVE Base Station 2.0 comes with a standard wall mount and screws for installation. Additional mounting solutions such as tripods or clamp mounts can be purchased separately if preferred for your setup.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.


The collected user feedback on this Base Station 2.0 indicates that it is generally perceived as a solid product that works great with the quest and is easy to install. It boasts streamlined integration with SteamVR and effortless configuration, though some users received defective units that were quickly replaced by the manufacturer. Attention is drawn to its flawless tracking capabilities, though the absence of mounting hardware and a shorter power cord than expected were noted by purchasers.

Pros

  • 👍 Easy to program and works efficiently with Quest
  • 👍 Easy installation process
  • 👍 Remarkable tracking accuracy
  • 👍 Replacement and recycling program for defective units
  • 👍 Compatibility with SteamVR

Cons

  • ❌ No mount included; separate purchase required
  • ❌ Power cord shorter than the original Steam VR set
  • ❌ Higher price compared to the official Steam store
  • ❌ Some units experienced mechanical failure or arrived DOA (Dead on Arrival)

Should I Buy It?

If you're in need of a reliable VR base station and are prepared to handle a potential initial hiccup with defects or the absence of mounting hardware, this Base Station 2.0 could be a good purchase. Its performance in tracking and compatibility with VR setups, once operational, is praised. However, take note of the higher cost and be ready for potentially buying additional accessories like a mount or a longer power cord.


  • Excellent tracking, easy to add to an existing setup
Edition: Base Station 2.0
Tracking has been excellent and it was easy to add to an existing SteamVR setup. If you're expanding your play space or replacing a unit, it slots right in without much fuss. Does what a base station should do.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2026 by Venom

  • Replacement for Valve Index. What else are you gonna get?
Edition: Base Station 2.0
I've had 3 Valve base stations die on me. I think on average they lasted me about 3 years each. Valve has discontinued making them, so here I am. I got 2. They work with my index no problems at all. 5 stars for now, we'll see how long they last.
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2026 by Raymond Chang

  • Questionable Steam Policies / OverPriced
Edition: Base Station 2.0
Like 90% of other reviewers, I was forced to spend the extra $50 for the same product with out a wall mount, so add another $15+ to get the same product you, should, be able to get from steam, but when there is only one manufacturer, they get to set the rules. That said this base station has been working as intended for the short time I've had it, it'll be interesting to see which last longer, Steam does a much better job of shipping these base stations. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024 by Drew B

  • Works Flawlessly!
Edition: Base Station 2.0
Works as advertised! Had this thing for around 2 months and it has worked flawlessly. I use it for Full-Body Tracking and have a 1 Base Station set up, everything works and tracks perfectly. Obviously i cannot turn around to where the Base Station cannot track, but spinning around only makes me lose tracking for a second. So if you were thinking about starting out with a one Base Station setup or cannot afford two, you wouldn't be missing out on much! Also this Base Station did not come with a wall mount, so make sure to buy some for it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026 by I buy, I review

  • Bad instructions, great product.
Edition: Base Station 2.0
Pretty great. Works even though I have it on a pretty wobbly stand it still does the job. Would be great if it came with software to see easily what it sees to make setup easier but it seems very lackluster instruction wise. Theres even a weird pinhole to switch channels that isnt really explained at all... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2026 by Michael

  • No mount and cord is shorter
Edition: Base Station 2.0
Like other reviews have stated there is no mount. You will have to buy a stand or mount separate. The cord is also a lot shorter (maybe about 5 feet) than the one that came with my Steam VR set. So plan accordingly. It is steamVR compatible. If this is your 3rd+ base station when you first start steamVR you may get notified that you need to change the channels on the base stations. The steamVR popup window will guide you through this process. If they add the mount and increase the length of the cord. I will raise it to 5 stars. This base station is $50 more than it is on the steam store (but at least it is available). edit: I had a mechanical failure under a year. HOWEVER vive replaced it for free and even has a recycling program for the old broken one. Because of this I am raising it to 5 stars for the time being (I will lower it back to 4 if this one dies under a year as well). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2021 by Phillip

  • Basestation 2.0
Edition: Base Station 2.0
Works awesome thanks
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2026 by Megan Meyer

  • Not worth the gamble.
Edition: Base Station 2.0
I ordered 2 base stations in hopes to eliminate some blind spots from my other 2 in my VR room. Both base stations have the red light of death, faulty sensors and one even had a cracked housing. Very disappointed.
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2026 by Tiffany R

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