Woojer - Call of Duty (COD) - Limited Numbered Collector's Edition, Haptic Body Strap 3 - Feel Games, Music, Movies, and VR - Red

Isn’t bluetooth compatible with the PS5. Tried connenting the Woojer Strap S3 via Bluetooth to my PS5 and it wasn’t compatible. You have to have a headset with an aux-port and an extra 3.5 mm aux-cord as well to hook it up via aux in with the specified ports. Just a couple things to think about before you might decide and buy this. Thank you

Cod with a lil extra vibration, It’s Just ok wouldn’t Recommend buying it to anyone. They got me

The **Woojer Call of Duty Strap 3 – Limited Edition** is a bold attempt to fuse immersive haptics with the adrenaline of first-person shooters, and for many gamers, it delivers a visceral punch. This collector’s edition strap is designed for fans of *Call of Duty*, with only 2,500 individually numbered units worldwide. It’s sleek, portable, and built to sync with your audio to deliver real-time vibrations that mimic in-game explosions, gunfire, and environmental effects. When it works well, it doesn’t just vibrate—it *thumps*, adding a physical layer to your gameplay that headphones alone can’t match. **Pros:** - **Immersive gameplay**: Especially in FPS titles like *Call of Duty*, the haptic feedback adds a new dimension. - **Portability**: Easier to wear and carry than the Woojer Vest, making it ideal for casual sessions or travel. - **Collector appeal**: The limited edition design is a nice touch for fans of the franchise. **Cons:** - **Battery life**: Users report it drains quickly—around 20–30 minutes without being plugged in. - **Heat buildup**: It can get noticeably warm during extended use. - **Not true sub-bass**: Some users expected more powerful bass; instead, it feels more like a strong vibration motor. If you're a *Call of Duty* enthusiast or just want to feel your games in a new way, this strap might be worth the splurge. But if you're looking for deep, room-shaking bass or long wireless sessions, you might want to manage your expectations.

It's not as immersive as I thought it would be and it's a pain to setup on Xbox and ps5. The vibration doesn't add much it's just like taking your game controller and feeling that vibration on your chest.

1. No audio - Understand this is a haptic-producing "puck." It does not make any sound other than haptic noise. I understood this when purchasing, but I want to ensure potential buyers that you aren't disappointed in an already abysmal product. 2. Source Pairing - Bluetooth pairing is not straightforward. The puck we purchased didn't pair for many hours, and it was a great disappointment when it finally paired. 3. Headphone Pairing - Much like source pairing, but more complex. If you're trying to use your gaming headphones with the Crap 3, note that it is more complicated. It's best to use the 3.5mm audio cable if your headphones don't have an audio input; too bad because the Crap 3 won't work well, if at all. 4. Battery Life - The puck died after several hours of use. It doesn't charge while connected to a PC via USB. I tried another charging method for many hours, and it still doesn't turn on. 5. Haptic chooses when it wants to work! Doesn't work in all games. 6. Instructions are useless. YouTube and Reddit are better instructional manuals. I would not recommend this product to anyone. I feel embarrassed that I purchased three of them as gifts for young kids. I will be returning this COD limited edition (such a joke), #1979, for a full refund