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HTC Vive Cosmos Elite hands-on review: External tracking returns

Posted on February 21, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Setting up sensors in your living room to use VR isn’t fun. It takes time, requires a lot of space, and is a hassle to transport. In the era of inside-out tracking on headsets like the Vive Cosmos and Oculus Quest, external tracking feels like a technology ready to be phased out.

HTC has announced a new external tracking option with the Vive Cosmos Elite. It’s a faceplate attachment that brings external tracking to the Cosmos. The $899 bundle includes SteamVR base stations and two controllers, and is priced as a successor to the Vive Pro.

Is this the second coming for external tracking?
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