HTC Vive Base Station

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HTC Vive Base Station
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Information
Manufacturer HTC
Model Name 99HAFS002-00
Platform SteamVR, Windows
Release Date October 21, 2016

An HTC Vive Base Station is a version of a SteamVR Base Station. It is a component of the HTC Vive virtual reality system. It powers the presence and immersion of room-scale virtual reality by helping the VIVE headset and controllers track their exact locations. The base station features wireless syncing and is compatible with VIVE, VIVE Pro, VIVE Pro Eye, and VIVE Cosmos Elite headsets.

Product Specifications[edit]

  • ASIN: B01M01B92P
  • Release date: July 1, 2016
  • Product Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 1 inches; 1 Pounds
  • Item model number: 99HAFS002-00
  • Manufacturer: HTC
  • Country of Origin: Taiwan
  • Date First Available: October 21, 2016

Product Features[edit]

  • Includes One base station, one power adapter, and one power cable
  • Fits standard threaded mounting points
  • Power cable: 8' 2 (2.5m) L
  • Stand and mounting hardware not included
  • Compatible with VIVE, VIVE Pro, VIVE Pro Eye and VIVE Cosmos Elite headsets


Consensus Review[edit]

The HTC Vive Base Station has received mixed reviews from users. Many users have praised the base station for its easy setup and excellent tracking capabilities. They have also appreciated its durability, with some noting that it has survived falls without any damage. However, some users have reported that the base station can be noisy due to the spinning motors inside it.

A few users have also expressed frustration with the base station's tendency to stay on even when not in use, leading to unnecessary wear and tear. Some users have had to replace their base stations due to this issue.

There have also been reports of compatibility issues with different generations of base stations, causing confusion and additional expense for some users. A few users have also reported receiving defective units that either arrived dead on arrival or stopped working after a short period of use.

Cons[edit]

  • Can be noisy
  • Compatibility issues with different generations of base stations

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