Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good for what it is. You will not feel accurate shots rathe the entire vest will vibrate. Also feels like these is no way to fix the latency issues, not horrible but noticeable.

Did not really like this product and felt it is over priced for what you get l. The build quality is pretty nice I felt that it did not sit that great on my body. Overall I did not feel that this enhanced my music or games.

I tried it with 5 different games(meta quest 2) and I tried it with music on my phone(iPhone 15 Pro Max) Game 1 Fighter plane. Just vibrated from the plane flight. Not really any distinct difference when I was shot. When I landed no change from landing. Game 2 First person shooter. It was ok, but not worth the money of the vest. The technology just isn’t there yet. Game 3 Fishing. I thought maybe the impact of the fish when it strikes the bait. Nope Game 4 Fying through space. Mostly just music. And warp travel. Game 5 Golf, regular and mini golf. I was thinking maybe tee and fairway swings. It was ok. Music Yes, it would beat with the music, but was it life changing or would I say it was way better than just a good pair or headphones? No. It is very well built. It takes a fair amount of time to charge. Pretty straight forward on pairing.

It is comfortable, very adjustable (I am 6'3" 230lbs), and a fun idea. The sound "Feel" is great. The latency with Bluetooth headphones (I was using the Sony XM5) and the charge time/battery life are also awful. If you can reduce the latency on the Bluetooth and extend the battery then this would be PERFECT! Unfortunately, this falls way short of a good add-on to my gaming experience.

Ill keep it short. Hot, heavy, couldn’t connect to my xbox wirelessly, what makes the whole thing magical is weak not much thump. It was better for music use but just sounded and felt like having vibrators taped to your body, and im not walking around outside with this thing on looking like a mortal kombat character.

Great concept, however i bought this for my son' birthday and he was really excited to use it. He was slightly impressed with the haptic feedback but the audio passthrough doesnt work without a purchase of a specific audio 3.5mm cable that did not come included. We made it work with some cables around the house, that was our first setback. After a few hours of play we plugged it in for the night to charge and when we woke up we were suprised to find out that the vest no longer functioned. The control box was flashing red continuously we tried hard resetting following online instructions and everything else we could possibly think of. It ended up being dead after the first day with only the battery light blinking every now and then when plugged in. Was it a lemon? Maybe. But im not risking 400$ for it to run out of warranty for me to have a stylish sweater vest at the end of it all. Not worth th $$ or the hassle.

This was absolutely not “made for meta” the latency is insane and under no circumstance could I adjust it to get any better than around 100ms, the connectivity is really janky having you connect to a pair of headphones or earbuds as the headset thinks that the vest is an audio device, removing your ability to use the headsets speakers. Ended up returning, no way could I justify spending hundreds of dollars on this!

the vest is not what was excepted, the controls do not work well with each other , hooking the Bluetooth head phones to this vest is not an easy job then trying to get it to work with the haptics is crazy , not worth the money in my book

Is ok but is not that good for the price, doesn't connect to consoles bluetooth, it just vibrate for anything not just for specific sounds definitely not worth the money

Hard to conect,Difficult to disconnect, there are no instructions to help you connect it properly

I mean it's definitely cool, but for the price I just don't think it's worth it. Tried it out and ended up returning it.

I don’t know if I was to small for the vest or what but when it vibrated I couldn’t tell where it was coming from for cod.

Got it for my son. He played it twice, kinda expansive for me, but to rather say it worked was easy to connect w bluetooth capability aux usb-c. Twice though you tell me??

I only had it for 3 days and it stopped working so I had to return it to get my money back but I really enjoyed iti bought it used tho

It was ok but not worth the money and the hype ended up returning it

I was hoping that the V3 would improve over the previous model with software, but it doesn't seem 2. The hardware of the vest is fantastic. Everything from the stitching, straps, fit, etc... to the haptic feedback hardware is amazing. The software and digital interaction with the vest is clunky and limited. When I connected my bluetooth headset to the device, I immediately noticed issues with intermittent connection issues when I would move around. The audio from the vest tot he headset woudl cut out occasionally for a few miliseconds. I thought a firmware update would fix this, but it didn't. I've also experienced that the vest will just turn off randomly without notice. I'm not sure if this is due to battery issues, or overheating, but the previous model seemed to do the same thing. I was hoping that they would've corrected this in the newer model, but apperently not. If Woojer would get their software issues worked out, this device could be an absolutely fantastic product worthy of 5 stars, but the experience I've had with the v3 so far, and the past few years of experince with the previous model, the company is lacking in software competence.

Was excited when i first got it. The setup was a bit confusing at first then once figured out is pretty straightforward. The vest only provides hectic during heavy bass sound and gaming isnt immersive at all. I got very tired after listening to one song, and was hoping for a better gaming experience but it barely provide feedback during gaming.