Pros and cons

• Enhanced tracking: The HTC VIVE Basisstation 2.0 offers improved tracking capabilities for a more accurate and precise VR experience. with support for up to four sensors in one space, you can enjoy unfettered freedom of movement and immersive gameplay.
• Space Flexibility: with this base station allows you to monitor a space of up to 10 x 10 meters, which is ideal for users who like to have more room to move around while playing VR games or running VR applications. If you prefer a smaller play area, using two sensors still provides tracking in a maximum space of 5 x 5 meters.
• Compatibility: The HTC VIVE Basisstation 2.0 is compatible not only with HTC VIVE headsets, but also with headsets from other brands such as Varjo and Pimax. This means you can enjoy the benefits of improved tracking no matter what VR headset you own.
• Mounting Required: One disadvantage of the HTC VIVE Basisstation 2.0 is that the sensors must be mounted in an elevated position in the room to ensure optimal performance. This can require extra time and effort when setting up your VR setup.
• Limited number of sensors: While this base station can support up to four sensors, the number of available sensors can be a limiting factor when setting up an extensive VR room. Additional equipment may be required for larger play areas or more complex configurations.
• An attachment for hanging the base station is not included as standard.
• The package contains 1 base station.