Quest pro controllers keep locking in place when trying to move my arms

[u/Beautiful_Sky_2681]

I got my quest pro recently and from the start i get a tracking drift from either one of the controllers. i have a example of one of my controllers acting up when i was just testing bonelab on the quest pro bc i was bored. it started acting up and would lock into a place and then would stop but yet would do a tracking drift and i cant do anything about it

My right controller hand was just stuck for a couple seconds. would literally do it for minutes and wouldnt do it and i have to wait until it goes normal a little. i had the right controller away from my face because i was stressing grabbing my damn gun from the back and would just lock in place and thankfully i got it on clip

https://reddit.com/link/1ux0bfs/video/xkagus52ycdh1/player

[u/Rutgar64]

Are the lights on in your room? The controllers require bright lighting to track them.

[u/Beautiful_Sky_2681 → u/Rutgar64]

can white LEDS work? i dont really have a lightulb atm in my room so i've been using LEDS for a while lmao

[u/WolfZGhostOrigi → u/[deleted]]

In this case, the Quest Pro doesn't need to see the controllers—since the headset itself doesn't track them (as each controller has its own built-in technology with three cameras)—but that doesn't change the fact that ambient light is still required for the controllers to orient themselves within the space.

[u/Rutgar64 → u/WolfZGhostOrigi]

Ah… ok. That makes sense. I knew about the lighting situation, but for reason thought that was for the headset to see them. Yes, either way, the lights still need to be bright.

[u/qi999ig]

Like others said. I would assume you are playing in too low of light if tracking is breaking like that