kkcobvr i3 ir Illuminator Infrared Light Compatible for Vision Pro Meta Quest...

Worked really well with tracking on the Quest 2 and 3 but after a couple of months it would work for a couple of hours, then overheat and start blinking followed by switching itself off so had no choice but to return it.I used it with a usb c cable from my 4 port wall charger and had no issues with it switching off after X amount of time as reported by others.It's also got a very small footprint (3 inches by 2 inches) so very easy to use on a table, desk or mantlepiece directly in front of you.I'm guessing I had a faulty one, which isn't an issue due to Amazon's no fuss returns policy so am giving it 5 stars because it was working brilliantly well before it started overheating, giving flawless tracking with both the Quest 2 and 3 (yes I have both), thus improving the quality of your gameplay.So yes, due to Amazon's easy returns for items that develop a fault, I'd highly recommend getting this for your VR tracking needs. No more low light warnings and you can even play in the dark so no more inconveniencing others.

I Had an issue but the seller resolved it. Very helpful.Item came fast and looks good. Well packaged and matches other meta purchases. Has a strong magnet too.It does need a large expensive battery which is extra.You can then charge the item. Otherwise you need to run it from a battery pack and or mains.The item does work but it can turn itself off so keep an eye on that. Give it a go and decide for yourself.

Does what it says very happy with it, no more playing with lights on....

Thought this was going to be a very handy item but it is not so great with Battery power.Maybe there is some Supercell 18650 that will last more than 20 minutes on level 3.On level 2 it can go about 30 - 40 minutes.Switching back on after device cuts off just gets less time again; maybe even 10 minutesYou really need a fully charged second device ready but the cost of kkcobvr i3 ir Illuminator is just to expensive for a 2nd purchase, especially when no battery is supplied.It is a good idea but needs to work properly on the Battery.Pics show couple of batteries I tried.

I would have liked to have given this neat little "rechargeable" VR infrared light a 5 star review but unfortunately it fails miserably. 1st problem it's not rechargeable for 2 reasons, 1) it doesn't come with a power cell to recharge (decent one will cost £6/£7) and 2) the battery will neither power the unit or be recharged as the battery compartment contact on the + does not extend far enough to make contact with the battery terminal. (1850 batteries typically do not have an extended + terminal unlike other batteries and is flush and in some cases slightly recessed) I personally had a spare battery cell and fitted a washer spacer within the battery compartment in order for the battery to make contact. In conclusion the unit is vastly overpriced as it's not rechargeable without a power cell and the battery compartment terminals are unsuitable therefore it's not Only a faulty product it's not rechargeable as it comes without a rechargeable cell and subsequently vastly overpriced. Earning it only 1 star for a product that is neat and works well if you don't mind buying a battery, overpaying and modifying the terminal connector 😁

Meta Quest VR work great in dark

Improved sensors picking up handsets

The product does its job and works really well in the dark when you put it in good position I was surprised I thought I would need to get a few of them but one was enough for my small ish room.But the few negatives that I have to say are that it gets pretty hot after a few hours and not sure if it would burn itself out or not if kept on, also it doesn’t seem to work well with power bank as it turns off after like 20 minutes and you would need to turn it back on, I’ve seen a few reviews complaining about it turning off even with the rechargeable battery that you can put in it. So you have to use a socket or an extension for it to work.