Testseek.com have collected 19 expert reviews of the Tobii Eye Tracker 4C and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Tobii Eye Tracker 4C.
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19 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Published: 2017-02-06, Author: Ron , review by: gamingtrend.com
USB 2.0 instead of 3.0 / specific chipset, Head tracking has raised overall accuracy significantly, Over 100 games coming in 2017, Subtle but immersion-raising game additions, Clean UI is still awesome
Short cord requires an extension, Game adoption is still in its infancy
The Tobii Eye Tracker 4C represents a leap forward for tracking technology, bridging the divide between traditional mouse input and the motion tracking / VR headsets that have recently burst onto the scene. The revised hardware drops the USB 3 / chipset r...
Published: 2017-01-21, Author: Dean , review by: venturebeat.com
Abstract: Oscar Werner, president of Tobii Tech, game me a rundown of the company's eye-tracking technology for games at CES 2017, and I'm finally getting around to relating that experience. With those demos, I've got a better idea about whether this will be the n...
Lightweight, Simple, Low Profile, Only one connection, Unique
Price is still a bit steep, Need to recalibrate, Need more games
On a positive note and from experience using the HTC Vive and other VR products it did seem that strapping on a full headset was the only method of immersing yourself into a 360 view space. Complications with this go from vertigo to the weight of the head...
The Tobii 4C eye and head-tracker is impressive, and could be the best consumer-facing eye-tracking tech available on the market at the moment. Boasting incredibly accurate head and eye tracking, a built-in eye-tracking ASIC that improves tracking and neg...
Quick, easy calibration, Windows Hello support, Adds intuitive and immersive features to games, Remarkably accurate eye tracking
Narrow range of supported games, High price, Removing mounts might damage your monitor
No. The Tobii Eye Tracker 4C retails for $150 and, all things considered, that's a lot to spend for a peripheral that only supports a handful of games and Windows Hello. It's likely that you'll see more games support the eye tracker in the future, but rig...
Add layer of immersion and control (head tracking in Elite: Dangerous), New means of controlling characters ingame, separate and complimentary of traditional methods, More games coming with eyetracking support, Only requires a USB 2.0 port
Still early in adoption amongst games, 80 cm long USB cord (you will probably want a USB extension cable)
I wish I could say it was all as easy as starting up a game and playing, but that was not universally the case. In some cases it works well right out of the gate, and in another case it seems to be barely functional. At least in one case the game itself r...
Nur für 64-Bit-Windows, Probleme im direkten Sonnenlicht
Nach Einrichtung der nötigen Treiber und etwas Eingewöhnung funktionierten die mitgelieferte Software und die neue Windows-10-Augensteuerung erstaunlich gut. Selbst mit einer Brille gab es keine Probleme. Für körperlich Behinderte ist das mit rund 150 Eur...
