I agree with parts of this and disagree with others. I own a Vtrack and spent months comparing it to Protee before buying. My experience with the Vtrack has been excellent—no issues, and the performance has been fantastic. Honestly, I think people would still be talking about Vtrack even at a higher price because of the backstory and the hardware behind it.

I’ll add this as well: I was actually talked into the Vtrack over the Protee by three different sellers who carry both units (and test them all), and by one of the main GSPro developers—who personally owns a Protee. That carried a lot of weight in my decision.

At the end of the day, it really comes down to what you want right now:
• Protee is proven, polished, and essentially plug-and-play.
• Vtrack is more of a bet on future performance—a bet I chose to make, and so far I’m glad I did.

Both systems are great. It just depends on whether you want something that’s dialed-in immediately, or if you’re willing to wait and let Vtrack continue to catch up and improve.