Questions & Answers (18)

• Q: Is this technology (and the current device) compatible with or being considered for use with iRacing, the most advanced, physics-based racing software I know of? (1 answers)

  A: Hi There. iRacing looks and sounds amazing. The Woojer technology is designed to translate any environmental sounds into physical sensations, so for your racing game it will transfer engine noise, road condition and bumps into bodily sensations thus increasing gameplay immersion, it is fully compatible as long as you can run the sound through the vest and tune the effect intensity to where you like them. Note that this vest will not produce G-force effects, you'll have to go to the real track for that :)

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• Q: How would this connect to my PS5? I'm assuming it'll require a 3.5mm cable just not sure from where to where. Same applies when connecting with the Quest? (3 answers)

  A: Thank you for your question. You're correct. For optimal performance in latency-sensitive applications, such as gaming, it is highly recommended to use a 3.5mm AUX cable. For the PS5, simply connect a short cable from the audio jack located at the rear of the controller to the input jack on the front of the vest. Subsequently, a headset can be connected to the vest, either through a wired or wireless connection. As for the Quest, it is equipped with an audio jack connector on its side. We recommend establishing a similar connection using a male-to-male 3.5mm AUX cable. Please feel free to reach out to us via our website if you require further assistance.

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• Q: Can this be worn by people with a pacemaker? (2 answers)

  A: The Woojer has a permanent magnet in the chest area so should not be used with pacemakers, as also stated in the official manual under the safety section: https://www.woojer.com/pages/vest-3-manual

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• Q: Does it work when it comes using iPhones? I would like to know if the vest can be connected to iPhone, laptop, and iPad? If so, how can it be connected? (2 answers)

  A: Yes it does , I’ve used it on my iPhone , MacBook Pro and galaxy tab ultra. I use mines mostly for music and love it

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• Q: I’m a round guy I’m 6 feet and a 4-5x t-shirt will it fit me? (1 answers)

  A: Not likely. the vest is more conducive to people that are somewhat fit. if it makes you feel better I am a twig (If i turned sideways you couldn't see me so I get the same treatment as someone in the plus sizes only in the opposite direction. I say that so you know I am not by any means trying to be disparaging here.). Anyway the vest is loose on me. while it does have adjustments for the waist and chest area it is still loose in the shoulders so i question whether I get the full benefit or affect of the vest. Depending on your size you might be able to use this without attaching the chest or stomach buckle but you may end up in the same boat as me where the haptic sensations you feel are in the wrong place meaning there is a learning curve to train your body to translate a sensation felt in one area to realizing it is meant for another area. I have heard that you can go to the manufacturer or third party outfits that sell fitted vests where you can relocate the components from this vest to a fitted one to get a better experience of course it voids the warranty and you need to have some experience with electronics to disassemble this and assemble the fitted vest. Some of those companies offer a transfer service where they relocate the components for a fee. might be worth it as if they break it they buy it. I would list those outfits here but in the past my comments were removed for mentioning so called competition url's or names but you can find them by searching the web. hope that helps and hope you weren't offended. I myself have one and had it moved to a customr slim fit vest because like I said I am a tooth pick but I am also extremely tall.

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• Q: Can this be used with meta quest 2 (1 answers)

  A: Yes. Both through bluetooth and the headphone or through the usbc

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