When your in a game, do one of the controllers move off into the distance by itself? null

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SpenceJT · Accepted Answer

No. If you are experiencing this, your headset is losing tracking of your touch controller.

This can be due to ambient lighting overpowering the sensors of the head unit making it difficult for it to see and track the IR emitters from the controllers.

It could also be batteries in the controllers getting weak.

beesus77 · Answer

There are times when the tracking on a controller can be "lost" for a second if they either get out of the camera sensors on the front of the headset's range, or behind you, or too close to your face, but it is pretty rare. There will supposedly be an update soon that improves the tracking even more, but I can tell you I have experienced zero controller or headset "drift" that some of the Phone based headsets can experience.

Answered by beesus77 6 years ago

JNPB · Answer

I have never had this issue before. So I would say no.

iamru · Answer

I haven’t had this happen to me b

EddyZ · Answer

No, tracking has been pretty good aside from putting them right in your face. Try more light.

Kevin · Answer

I have not had that problem, Nothing but fun!!

BenjaminRay · Answer

No. But the controller I am not using has moved at an angle. It corrects itself when I move that hand.

Rolando · Answer

No, not normally, and I've never seen or heard of this behavior as of yet.

MiMi · Answer

No it normally doesn’t I’ve read countless reviews and it shouldn’t if it does please contact their support you may put the controllers out of the cameras los.

“When your in a game, do one of the controllers move off into the distance by itself?”

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