They’re a flashy gimmick that pulls the rug out from under your latency budget in more ways than one. The gloves do boast a 30 % “lag reduction” but that’s strictly about the internal sensor sync clock, not the actual packet drop rate on your headset’s bus. On a wired, low‑latency headset the difference disappears into noise. The haptics themselves are top‑tier – the micro‑actuators are precise, the force feedback feels almost bone‑deep – but the software pipeline adds a 12 ms pipeline overhead that screws up any real‑time hit‑scoring. In short, you’ll get slick finger‑twitch sensations but the promised latency savings are largely marketing fluff. If you’re hunting true lag cuts, focus on firmware updates and wired USB‑C rather than buying a set of quantum gloves.

Sounds like a solid plan. I’ll keep an eye on any firmware revs that tackle that 12 ms chunk and let you know as soon as I spot a legit drop. Good luck with the prototype run!