Question 1

Why would you need it on your hand? Isnt that what tje controllers are for?

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I can't promise there are many/any apps that are built to support this level of tracking (in fact I don't know of many that really utilize full body tracking well to begin with), but in theory, you can pivot your wrist independently of your forearm. so the wrist straps could but used to isolate a virtual armature to represent the orientation of your forearm while the controllers themselves represent your hand, allowing you to freely bend/cock your wrist in VR.
Again, I'm not sure of any app/game that is built to make use of that currently, but in theory that would be the use of a discrete wrist strap. It would make sense in any sort of Martial Arts, or handheld equipment training/simulation apps, I suppose

Question 2

Does it work with oculus quest?

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First of all, this product does not include the tracker pucks themselves. They are sold separately.

To the question at hand; they will work with an Oculus Quest, provided that:
* you're running tethered to a capable PC
* you have the Base Stations (also sold separately) powered and set up
* you've performed the calibration gesture that allows the Quest to operate with the trackers.

Question 3

Is it really worth the money it's not a lot of money but it does work with the Oculus too

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First: does it work with Oculus?  To that, the answer is yes, provided that:
* you've purchased and set up the tracker pucks and Base Stations, which are sold separately
* you're running the Quest tethered to your PC
* you have performed the calibration gesture that allows the two spaces to operate together

As for "is it worth the money" - not many games support full body tracking, like this product allows.  VRChat and NeosVR are pretty much the only ones that I know of off the top of my head.  Both are enriched by having full body tracking, but it's not an absolute necessity.  If you're strapped for cash (and don't have the money to spend on things like the Base Stations, the trackers, and a powerful enough PC) then I'd probably say you might wish to hold off.

Question 4

Do you think i would be able to comfortably mount the wrists to my ankles or feet? And with the new 3.0 trackers weight..

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New weight is lighter and I have no issue with the 2.0 trackers

ASIN	B07S58VWP6
Additional Features	Sweatproof
Age Range Description	Adult
Best Sellers Rank	#22,421 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #398 in PC Virtual Reality
Brand	AMVR
Built-In Media	1 Tracker Belt + 2 Palm Rings + 2 Foot Strings
Color	Black
Compatible Devices	HTC Vive Tracker
Connectivity Technology	Wired (HDMI, USB)
Connector Type	HDMI, USB
Customer Reviews	4.2 out of 5 stars 475 Reviews
Display Refresh Rate in Hertz	90
Display Type	OLED
Included Components	1 Tracker Belt + 2 Palm Rings + 2 Foot Strings
Manufacturer	AMVR
Model Name	Tracker Straps For HTC
Model Number	VTS04
Number of Items	5
Operating System	HTC Vive Tracker
Platform	Palm OS
Screen Size	6 inches
Sensor Technology	Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Proximity
Special Feature	Sweatproof
Specific Uses For Product	Gaming
UPC	749185000459
Warranty Description	Manufacturer warranty 3months from purchased date
Warranty Type	12-month

AMVR 5-Pcs Full Body Straps for HTC Vive VR Tracker/Tracker(3.0) - Adjustable Waist Belts, Wrist Band Accessories (Tracker Sold Separately)

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