TrackIR 5
An infrared camera that sits on the monitor and follows reflectors or LEDs worn on a clip or cap.
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Who's holding it, and for how much
Head tracking
- Method
- Infrared camera
- Degrees of freedom
- 6DOF
- Outputs
- TrackIR
- Uses
- Headset clip
- Update rate
- 120 Hz
- Platforms
- Windows
Games it reaches
- Elite Dangerous Native · TrackIR
- Star Citizen Native · TrackIR
- X4: Foundations Not charted yet
- No Man's Sky Not charted yet
- Star Wars: Squadrons Not charted yet
- Everspace 2 Not charted yet
Worked out from the protocols the tracker sends and each game supports.
Parts that fit this
- TrackClip Pro LED HEADSET CLIP · ACCESSORY
NO REPORTS FILED YET — OWNERS CAN FILE ONE FROM THE FIELD LOG
On 9 November 2026 NaturalPoint's TrackIR 5 page listed these specifications:
- Tracks 6 degrees of freedom: yaw, pitch, roll, and X, Y and Z position.
- Infrared camera with a 640 × 480 raw sensor, a 51.7° field of view and a 120 fps sample rate.
- 9 ms response time.
- Connects over USB, with a 6-foot cable.
- Requires Windows Vista or newer.
In the box, according to NaturalPoint, are the camera, its base and a TrackClip: a reflective clip for the brim of a cap or visor. The TrackClip Pro, an LED clip for a headset, is sold separately. NaturalPoint sold the TrackIR 5 alone at $149.95 and a Pro Bundle with the TrackClip Pro at $169.95.