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NATURAL POINT

TrackIr 5 Optical Head USB Tracking System Bundle + Track Clip PRO

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Features

  • Increased realism enhances your game experience through subtle immersion
  • (with 6 ft. USB cable)

Description

Put your head in the game! TrackIR is a cutting edge experience that makes you part of the game.Now your game knows exactly where you are sitting,leaing, and looking, in true 3d space! Take your PC gaming to astonishing new levels of realism and immersion. Bring your game view to life! comes with TRACK CLIP PRO

Brand: NATURAL POINT


Model Name: TrackIR5


Compatible Devices: PC


Connectivity Technology: USB


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 1.5 x 2 x 0.57 inches


Item Weight: 7.5 ounces


Item model number: LYSB00KQPETHO-CMPTRACCS


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 11, 2014


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Works perfectly for DCS
I cannot recommend this product enough if you play DCS or any flight sim for that matter. Being able to look around the cockpit without a VR headset is amazing. And for combat flying specifically, being able to keep track of any other planes in the sky is an absolute game changer. The software was easy to configure, and I haven't had to mess with it much after getting my settings dialed in. The one thing I dislike is the little plastic mount for the IR camera. It's weak and finicky, and it's shaped weird. Luckily it fits well on my new monitor, but if you have a thin screen you may need to fiddle with it to get it to stay put. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Awesome product
Really nothing to say much about this device. You came to the page to purchase it because you already know what it does. It does that well. People say in reviews "Design is old" Its really well done Design and not really much to improve on other than better materials. The pro clip would be the only place I can say it would be problematic. Its very flimsy but as long as you are careful with how you handle the pro clip the rest is a good time! Highly recommend it. Makes Pancake Sim flying fun and certain tasks less of a chore. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2023 by C. Church
    • It WILL change your game!
This impressive concept does exactly what it claims. Since the mid 1980's The most unrealistic aspect of all the flight software I have experienced was the lack of the ability to turn the head fluidly to see anywhere but straight ahead. Joystick hat switches never really cut it. For real pilots, situational awareness - the ability to look around - is not a luxury. It is a necessity. It isn't much different for pilots in simulators and flight games. I eventually pulled back from flight software because the sense of immersion wasn't there for me. TrackIr comes to the rescue brilliantly, and opens up a new world and a greater sense of immersion for all desktop pilots. That said, there are a few issues. This product is obviously long-in-the-tooth. The infrared camera, as has been frequently mentioned, comes nowhere close to fitting atop any monitor I've had in the last 20 years. You will be on your own when it comes to finding a way to adapt it to the top of yours. Lots of people complain about the flimsy plastic clamp on the TrackClip PRO. It's actually quite a clever, if complex, design, allowing a range of expansion to fit a variety of headsets. I successfully tested it on 3 very different sets. It's true that this clamp is made with small, delicate parts, and will be prone to fail if abused, or just removed and replaced frequently. It would be best to attach it and leave it mounted between uses. I would have designed something simpler and more robust, but it is what it is. be careful with it! Most impressive is the software provided for setup and adjustment. Unfortunately, NaturalPoint has done one thing that is quite inexcusable. The software, though a free download, comes with absolutely no guidance as to it's use. The user is left clueless as to how to use it and must rely on the kindness of other users (YouTube videos) to understand it. The only instructionals in the package only deal with assembly of the hardware itself. (Post Script - I later discovered a help manual via a tiny drop-down at the top left corner of the screen! Frankly.....the YouTube videos were easier to decipher!) People also rant about how the user is confined to one position and cannot move without messing up the alignment. Trust me - while strapped into my open cockpit Experimental home-built by a five-point harness, my body is totally restricted from movement! If you should accidentally move your position a bit there is a key assignment that allows the user to instantly re-center the view with one stroke. The other common complaint is the cost. That is doubtless because NaturalPoint has had a monopoly for years. This shows in their complacence in keeping the product updated (ie. a printout with their current web URL is actually just thrown into the box so they wouldn't have to reprint the packaging). You will see reviews that complain that this is just a dumb-simple I.R. camera and a few LED's, and is correspondingly way overpriced. As a former professional toy designer I can assure you that this seemingly simple package and the accompanying software required a considerable bit of cost and development to bring to market. Still, that's no excuse for leaving the product on the market for so many years without providing consumers with needed updates. It's your choice. With all it's faults It's probably still the best of it's kind available today, and you're going to have to pay-to-play. I'm just sorry I waited this long to get on board. Addendum. After using this device for two years I offer these tips: I have now used Track IR with Win 7, and using the same software, with recently installed Win 10. No issues. I have mounted the IR camera to the top of two different thin monitors by gluing a block of stiff stiff packing foam to the inside of the longest leg. The foam fills the space between the inside of the back leg and the back of the monitor. People having issues with alignment should understand that Alignment IS fussy! Place yourself in a comfortable position, squarely in front of the camera and make an effort not to move from that position during play. Put on and plug in your headset first, then start the software, being careful not to move yourself or the position of your head while the software is booting. Oddly, in Win 10 my software opens in a tiny minimized window at the top edge of my monitor. I maximize it to full-window, and then quickly return my head to a centered position. If I am square to the camera, the alignment cross-hairs will appear directly in the center of the screen, and I will be able to turn my head to the left and right, getting approximately the same range of movement on both sides. If I seem to be slightly off-center I hit my F12 key to re-align to center (you will also do this every so often while in-game). At this stage the left camera LED will be lit. Once I enter game the right side LED will also light up. You don't have to fuss with the software in any way to get this far. Second thing to be aware of is that the Track Clip Pro must be fairly solidly mounted to the side of your headset. With most of today's headsets it won't remain that way. Feel free to use tape or a soft glue to hold everything in place if you wish, after you get it operating correctly. Adjust the angle and tilt of the side arm that has the 3 LEDS, and once certain that everything seems to function smoothly and squarely, take off your headset and make note of how the Clip is clamped and adjusted on your headset, so you can return it to that same position later. If operation becomes wonky in-game, or you're way out of alignment from the start you can be pretty certain it's because the clip had twisted out of alignment. I actually use my phone's screen as a mirror to check the alignment of the arm after putting on my headset. It is also possible for a cable to unknowingly get twisted around the Clip arm and pull everything out of adjustment. It does take time to get used to the idea that you can't squirm around in your chair or move it's position, or do anything that changes the relative position of your track Clip in relationship to the camera without whacking out it's alignment. There is a slight bit of leeway, but not much! And disabuse yourself of the idea that you are going to take the Track Clip on and off regularly. It likely won't survive that! Put it on your headset and leave it on! I use a homemade desktop stand to hang my headset and wrap it's cables on when not in use. Sounds like this is all too much trouble, but once you learn the ropes and get used to operating with it, you won't actually pay that much attention to it. I consider it so essential for flight sims and for multiplayer Arma 3 that I have ordered a spare in case the day should come that I can't get another one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2018 by W. Metcalf
    • Great product
Personally, I think the product is kind of expensive, but since there is not too much variety in these trackers, it's ok. The tracker works really well, easy to set up and use. It is also comfortable
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023 by Joaquín
    • One of the most helpful utilitarian devices available for FPV/FPS/Flight Sim/Driving
Pros: - The leading head tracking device - Very accurate - Feels "natural" when looking - The adjustments on this are incredibly specific allowing you to dial-in your exact expectations/limitations - Small and light but well-made Cons: - Have to remember to start the TrackIR App and "zero" yourself each use or if you adjust your headset - App can appear to be complex to basic users - IR only attaches onto one side of your head, handles left turns and some maneuvers differently This is THE head tracking utility in the universe to use. I have used this on X-Plane, MSFS, Star Citizen, EVE Valkyrie, DCS, Elite Dangerous, and almost every driving game out there(except TDU2 on Steam). I particularly like how great it works with DCS and ED. I eventually had to tailor the curves for each game for the maximum effectiveness but it works great out of the box. Take the time to read everything and experiment. This even works flawlessly with older games such as Falcon 4.0: Allied Force. Definitely a good buy if you're tired of moving the camera by the keyboard or camera pan buttons. Free-look is amazing! I will definitely buy the next version. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2021 by Kindle Customer
    • EASY TO USE
Great product and easy to get started and yet needs time to perfect 🙏
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023 by kent h.
    • Required equipment for any flight sim without VR.
If you are a pilot, student, ace combat veteran, or just a weekend sim racer, you know how important it is to look over your shoulder for a visual reference or glance down at your fuel gauge without having to fumble with joystick hats or odd button combinations. At first I thought it was a gimmick. A costly hack of a little head tracker that moves your view. It's WAY more, and it honestly adds so much more depth to any game, I feel that I am at a disadvantage without it. It makes it natural to look around similar to as if you were in VR but exaggerated for your screen. It works amazingly well with an ultra wide monitor. The software suite allows you to adjust speed, relative angles, dead-zones, etc. You can find lots of presets also. The only better immersion is a full size simulator with a wrap around screen, or a crazy expensive hi res VR headset. They spent a lot of time developing this, and it shows. It's worth the price. I just wish the TrackClip Pro had a rechargeable battery w/ USB option, it's just LEDs ffs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2020 by Josh
    • Works well but anoying to have to reset on every use.
The problem is the magnetic holder moves too easily, just bump it and you have to shut down any program you are using track with and reset it. However the unit works well and is an amazing system.
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2024 by R. Chambers

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