>>356002574
Only regular US warranty (1 year) instead of EU warranty (2 years) and other EU consumer protections such as truthful advertisement, though.

Getting the tundras may turn out much more expensive should something go wrong, which it might, considering that it's the first product from a small startup company during a global pandemic that leads to shortages of high quality materials.

I'd pay premium just for that peace of mind, but I'm also curious about upcoming tests from people who got it. I'll probably get the Vive Trackers 3.0 now, though.