Natural Point Track Clip Pro LED Head Tracker for TrackIr Units

Arrived rather swiftly, considering it was shipped directly from the USA. Aside from that, it is a perfectly functioning replacement for my previous Track Clip Pro that had served me well for many years.

This is a great replacement for the flimsy designed original unit that costs a fortune. It is sturdy and well made and works very well

breakable item that was sent in no more protection than a plastic bag and once again takeaway drivers can ring and be heard but amazon dump in communal area without letting us know

works great

TrackIR works so much better with the Clip Pro. I would’ve bought the one that already comes with it if I had known.

Had to wait for the Tracking camera to arrive to review. Clip is a touch flimsy to attach to the headphone, but this method is better than the reflector TrackClip. Get this with the tracking IR camera. This is the way to go.

Works great!

I have used Track IR for years, using just the plain jane hat clip it came with and really had no issues other than during summer it was a little warm to be wearing a hat indoors. So after about 4 years of it, and noticing the stickers starting to peel and cause IR refraction, i decided to give this a go. I initially thought this was a bit pricey for something that just reflected IR, as I thought it was pretty much the same as the hat clip. However, the Track clip Pro actually has powered Red LED's, You can adjust the brightness and the receptiveness through the Track IR software, and you ca set it up just by clicking the Track Clip Icon and telling the software to center view. you do have to move your Track IR Receiver off set to whichever side of the head you use it on, and in my case I like to look down a lot, so I actually have the track clip adjusted to point upward. It works perfectly every time I go to use it, and the receiver picks it up even with interference such as a reflective shirt, because it actually has red LED's easier to pick up than IR reflectors, My only complaint is that is does take up a USB to power the LED's but I'm under belief that you could get away with just using a powered USB from anything, and not necessarily the PC, if you so wished, although I haven't tested this. For me it was a non-issue as I have hubs and extenders all over my flight sim rig. It seems pretty durable for what it is, Thicker headsets may not work great with it, as it does open up pretty big but has very firm foam, I use AKG K240's and they work really well with this, and other Wireframe headsets, so beware of this. If I have any sort of issues in the future I will update my review, but so far it is a wonderful upgrade.