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If you already have the first don't even bother with the second.
zooming in and keeping your head perfectly still will still have a 'jitter' where the screen will drift around a bit so clicking buttons is frustrating.
i've used it with FaceTrackNoIR and it's much better. much more accurate/precise/stable compared to default tobii tracking so would highly recommend that.
the eyetracking is meh and mainly use it solely for headtracking. you could get used to the eyetracking and have it useful but it's unpleasant when first trying it and feels like it only adds noise to the tracking movement.
Is it worth the high price tag? no, support is limited and only a small number of games is supported. i wish it had more general functionality for controlling your PC and feel that's a missed opportunity on them
The Tobii 4 is what inspired me to buy the EDTracker some years ago, and I never looked back. The Tobii is an interesting product, but I found the head tracking was poor. The eye tracking was useful only in a few games. But when it worked it was a great experience. I didn't pay for the Tobii and Track IR was very expensive. EDTracker was available at the time so I bought that. I also didn't like the flickering IR light on the Tobii, but I am sensitive to flickering lights and monitors.
EDTracker is no longer available for purchase, but the pro version is an excellent product. It's tiny, light weight and has no monitor side sensor, just a USB wireless receiver. It has excellent tracking most of the time. It's limited to 3 degrees of freedom, with no positional data, but with some configuration that hardly matters.
Thinking I was missing out on TrackIR 6 DOF, I bought the Puck Monkey recently. When it works, the 6 DOF is as good or better than the EDTracker, but it, like its Track IR origin, is light sensitive. With a dark room and curtains drawn, it behaves nearly flawlessly, if you can sit in one place. However I have a very bright room with multiple windows, white walls and mirrors. Probably the worst environment possible. So I'm back to the EDTracker.
Like MilkyJoe, I started using SmoothTrach which is a really good little product but hard battery drainer and then not convenient when getting frequent phone calls.
Then later I got a Track IR and was a bit dissapointed in general, weraing a cap when you're not used to plus the fact that when the lighting is not ideal it sucks etc.
Now I think I've found what fits me the most technically speaking, but the price tag is a bit too high imho.
You have to use TrackIR with IR clip. The reflectors are not very effective. Also when using the IR clip, the IR filter is much higher, so it is much more resistant to noise. I use TrackIR5 with DelanClip fusion IR clip and have no issues with that. It is fast, accurate, responsive, 6dof.
https://youtu.be/1fPl8DIhO18?si=ybCh_Oa9LPBol8Eb
https://www.reddit.com/r/hoggit/comments/10a6gd6/steadiness_comparison_tobii_gamehub_vs/j42mdib/
Only caveat is if you're using MSFS you have to make a new FaceTrackNoIR profile, go the Freetrack settings and select 'Use Freetrack / Hide Track IR', then close FTNIR and you can still use MSFS's native Tobii support without having to uninstall FTNIR or muck about with the registry.