Customer Ratings & Reviews

amazing to use for gaming and while on my motorcycle while riding and listening to music works great with beats pro studio headphones

Battery life short, volume keep buzzing noise at volume level 9, i always have to reconnect to Bluetooth

What a disappointment , im a music lover and i did hear about it, i got really excited and bought it... tried it for over a week and now is somewhere inside my closet.

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.

This product was a pretty fun experience overall. While it can be used for gaming, the belt strap (to me) was much better being used for music. The setup was really easy when connecting to your phone. The directions to do so are straight forward and I was able to use the product in minutes. Testing it with music, it's fun to be able to feel it like you are in a car with the music loud. You can quite literally feel the music which makes the experience different. When it comes to using it on PC, it took me a bit longer than expected due to not knowing how it worked. After about 10 minutes I found the problem and was able to use it with ease. For gaming, it was fun to feel vehicles roll past you in Battlefield or again feel the music in a cutscene. However, this would probably be even better with the vest since it has multiple points. Lastly, one tip if you are using this with Discord, make sure your inputs are in line with Woojer audio or it will not work. Overall, if you are looking for something that lets you feel what you are doing/listening to, I recommend this item any day.

This is one of my favorite parts of my racing setup. I was originally going to get the vest but I tried this thing on and it surprised me how good the base was. Very reasonable price. Very good build quality. Very easy app to use have to press like 2 buttons to connect the headphones. Also love this for music makes bass drops insane. Especially when paired with nice headphones it makes the audio experience like you are in an IMAX theater.

After using the Strap 3 for a few weeks, I can confidently say I love it! As a gamer, it adds that extra little bit of immersion for my FPS games, giving the sensation of feeling the recoil and damage. It works especially well with OSU, as being able to both hear and feel the beats gives a new element to the game which I enjoy. On the topic of music, it integrates with music extremely nicely as well. The strap tends to sync to the bass/drums, so it’s usually pretty on-beat, but if it isn’t, all you gotta do is switch the preset and it should work better. The software runs pretty seamlessly and was well structured, so I had no trouble setting it up. It comes with 3 presets— I wish there was an EQ, but the presets work well so there’s not much of a need. Overall a great purchase, would recommend for any gamers/music lovers out there.

It's difficult to give this 3 stars... both in the sense that it is decent and still, not what I had expected. I was very nearly a backer of this device when they went out for initial public funding. I thought the idea of the vest was fantastic, and yet... it may still be, but I was hoping for much more with the strap. I may have put too much faith in the idea, unfortunately. I mean, it does the job of giving haptic feedback with music and any other sound input. I have yet to use it with my VR, which I suspect will give me the biggest benefit, but I hesitate to say this single strap, compared to the full vest with multiple transducers, is really effective enough to give that major boost to realism or impact from your sound sources. It's interesting indeed, just not what I wanted. It works, though I had to return my first one due to battery and firmware issues (would not charge or turn on, even after the appropriate reset steps). Also, in my case, it tends to disconnect from Bluetooth a little too much for my liking. But I know Bluetooth itself can be funny, depending on the device. AND... and this is a big one, it is very easy to turn off. Leaning over or bending myself in just the right way will press that button and turn it off at inopportune times. Ultimately... if you're looking for the kind of experience that Woojer is intending, you need to go with the vest. Lastly, I should mention, that if you're a plus-sized guy like I am, you may have issues with the strap itself. I did find that rotating the whole around to be centered on my lower back made a significant difference in feedback. Though I'm not going to recommend this product, it isn't a BAD product. Just not quite right. I understand its purpose (for being on the go and whatnot), but I've taken it on the go exactly once... and haven't used it since, due to the few little hassles mentioned above.

This thing is so cool on the go, it brings games and music to life. From just listening music on a walk or hike. To playing PlayStation it just brings the experience to another level! I like the rainbow LED and how lightweight it is. The app was was so fast and easy to get going. Going to be bringing this on my vacation, excited to see how it works with movies on the airplane!

This things is amazing! The product came perfectly packaged. I charged the device upon opening. Next I downloaded the app and was able to connect with ease. This thing makes gaming and videos MUCH more thrilling! Can't wait to get another!

This is a fun item to feel the beat of music or to use in my Quest headset. I wish the setup, and instructions were easier to follow. Headphones are required to use the strap, and you need to set it up in the Woojer App. Wired headphones seem to work best, but they are Bluetooth capable. You can really feel the songs with a heavy beat.

I enjoyed the strap, had some nice haptic feedback although it’s very gimmicky. Got tired of it after a couple of days. Didn’t see myself using it as much. Tried some games but it didn’t quite feel like a true haptic feedback. Listening to music is nice, would want to try out the full vest although seems like it’ll be more of the same subpar vibration. Not a fully immersive feeling.

I love listening to music with this device! It takes the experience up a notch. Plenty of customizations to make it for you personally. Id like to see future editions with extra webbing options for wear, the one strap causes other that straight ones ride around on the body while moving.

This with strap bass boosted songs have a really cool feeling. I love this little thing. Makes me want to save to get the Vest. The only thing I don’t like is the battery life but other than that its a little okay gadget to have.

Pair this with some high quality headphones for great immersion. It takes a little bit of time to get it setup but then it connects to your phone, wireless earbuds, etc. seamlessly. The strap is detachable so its really easy to put on

So far I really love this gadget. The rumble feels realistic, especially when paired with a VR headset's audio. It really adds some depth to your movie and or game. The only con I can say is that this item and this technology is not quite perfect yet. There are several haptic devices on the market now, however this is still somewhat new. There are still improvements being made, and this absolutely a fun novelty gadget. But know going into this that it is still very much a work in progress. Playing games, while getting hit with bullets, you definitely feel as though you have been hit with something, but the feeling and vibration is slightly different each time, and can feel off at times, or pickup sounds one time more than others. Just know that this is not perfected yet.

This product is not for everyone. If you want to feel your sound this is the device for you! The highs and lows in the audio source is transferred to your body.

Works great rumble hard good fit very well-made you could take it anywhere with you. It hits really hard if it's really adaptive not bad for the price.

This really does improve the experiences when playing VR games. I use this with my Sony headphones and it creates a immersive experience and it feels like a new world. I play this with Sniper Elite VR and feeling the rumble of the bullet is amazing.

Really cool for video game it does rattle is put volume up while playing music also gets a little warm but for call of duty it cool