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product_id: 68135626
title: "Leap Motion Controller (Interacts with your Mac or PC)"
brand: "leap motion"
price: "$186"
currency: MXN
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 3
url: https://www.desertcart.mx/products/68135626-leap-motion-controller-interacts-with-your-mac-or-pc
store_origin: MX
region: Mexico
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# Zero visible latency Access to Airspace app store 1/100th mm precision tracking Leap Motion Controller (Interacts with your Mac or PC)

**Brand:** leap motion
**Price:** $186
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🖐️ Leap into the future of touchless control—because your hands deserve the spotlight!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Leap Motion Controller (Interacts with your Mac or PC) by leap motion
- **How much does it cost?** $186 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.mx](https://www.desertcart.mx/products/68135626-leap-motion-controller-interacts-with-your-mac-or-pc)

## Best For

- leap motion enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted leap motion brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Lag-Free Interaction:** Seamlessly manipulate your Mac or PC with zero visible delay.
- • **Endless App Ecosystem:** Unlock new ways to browse, game, and create via the exclusive Airspace store.
- • **Elevate Your Workspace:** Transform everyday computing into a futuristic gesture-driven experience.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** Get started instantly with a quick download and USB connection—no hassle.
- • **Ultra-Precise Hand Tracking:** Experience fingertip accuracy down to 0.01 mm for flawless control.

## Overview

The Leap Motion Controller revolutionizes how you interact with your Mac or PC by tracking your hands and fingers with ultra-high precision (1/100th millimeter) and zero visible latency. Simply plug it into a USB port after a quick download to unlock a new dimension of gesture control. With access to the Airspace app store, users can explore innovative apps for browsing, gaming, music, and more, making it a must-have for professionals seeking cutting-edge productivity and creativity tools.

## Description

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## Features

- It’s a whole new way to interact with your Mac or PC — with your hands or finger in the air.
- It’s easy to set up. After a simple download, plug the Leap Motion Controller into your USB port and you’re ready to go.
- It accurately senses your hands and fingers up to 1/100th millimeter, with no visible latency.
- It comes with Airspace, the Leap Motion app store, where you’ll discover all-new kinds of apps designed for the Leap Motion Controller.
- Browse the web, play games, make music, and more.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | Leap Motion |
| Package Dimensions | 12.6 x 12.6 x 4.6 cm; 279.99 g |
| Item model number | LM-C01-UK |
| Manufacturer | Leap Motion |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Operating System | Macintosh |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 280 g |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Leap Motion
- **Power source:** Corded Electric
- **Item weight:** 0.62 Pounds
- **Compatible devices:** Mac, PC
- **Manufacturer:** Leap Motion

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Revolutionary and frustrating.
*by K***N on 14 August 2013*

Product is exactly what I expected. The technology is of course quite new at this moment. But the potential it has is fantastic. Just wish that there were more free programs bundled with it. Am hoping that developers will jump on bandwagon and start making more apps. Bought GameWAVE as well the potential is gaming is one of the things that interested me. Having created many macros and mapping gaming mouses. It wasn't that hard to get my head around mapping functions to use in games and in browsing the internet.Otherwise although strange at first it is becoming more and more easier to control. Hopefully also as time progresses the devices firmware upgrades and the device itself becomes more user friendly. At the moment it seems more like a toy, then a serious device. With time things will change I expect.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Not what I hoped for
*by P***A on 27 October 2013*

This is one of those products that is really not ready for Prime Time.When you buy it, you are expecting something that would give you the "Minority Report" feeling, but no...For this controller to be really useful, it requires that it be heavily integrated into the software application (the software really needs to be ready for this type of hardware, and you can see that with Google Earth. If you have it installed, the LEAP Controller allows you to "fly" over the earth, but this is as close as you get to the Minority Report feeling).Another problem I found was that, the LEAP, I think correctly, implemented an App Store (Like Google/Apple), BUT, most of the applications are pay only, and the ones that you really want to try, the Computer Control are either very limited, or Pay. I actually bought 2 of the remote control applications GameWave and Pointable, in order to try to fully explore the controller, but was disappointed by the functionality they provided.Even though both Apps show potential, they, like a lot of the of the apps in the store, lack polish. They are either have very limited documentation, or very limited configuration options, and when you are just starting with the controller, these things are killers.I found GameWave interesting, and it seems to be highly configurable, but it is not accompanied by documentation required (or tutorial / video tutorial) that shows you how all those options work together. I tried to set up a configuration for a game, and found that, outside of the basic movement, I really wasn't able to get very far. I couldn't adjust, or knew how to adjust, the controls to make it usable. For computer control, I tried the settings packages available and found that, it really wasn't as functional as Pointable, and do to the sensitivity of the controller, I really couldn't manage to control anything. Just to much jitters of the hands I think.Pointable on the other hand, was more directed to Computer Control, and it had pretty decent tutorial on how to use the hand gestures, but, on the other hand, no real configuration settings. I found the Pointable menus too big, but worse, the lock time of the pointer, so that you can do the click actions and such, to fast to really be usable. By the time I tried to do the click gesture, the pointer had already released, and I was clicking somewhere else on the screen.... This is one of those cases, where if adjusted properly, at least in the beginning, when you are trying to get use to the system, you might actually get it to work correctly (by making it less sensitive to hand jitter and increasing things like the lock time for the pointer).In all cases, I found that:1. Your hands trembling was a problem.2. Continued use, with your hands over the controller, really puts a stray on your muscles.3. Not really as accurate, or as fast, as a mouse (this won't be replacing the mouse any time soon).4. The apps either had, poor documentation, or poor configuration options.5. The basics, for what you want to use this controller, are payed. So you really can't use it without wasting more money. Most of the interesting apps like Pointable/Air Input, are all payable, with no demo mode. So unless you want to buy them, one by one, just to try them, you really are only left with the less used/developed and featureless remote control apps.This controller shows promise, if the applications decide to create hooks that allow it's use, but otherwise it would probably go the same way as speech recognition, just another interesting gimmick.

### ⭐⭐ Avoid that "add to basket" button until you have read the reviews
*by D***D on 29 July 2013*

For me the leap controller fails at the first hurdle. Not because it will never replace a mouse: to be fair the company says that it isn't intended to. It fails because the videos used to advertise the Leap show many different types of activity being controlled effortlessly with an intuitive hand movement. Once you download the software, find the app store, work out what apps you need (including Touchless for Windows), you will probably share my view that it is far from effortless. Have you seen the video showing scrolling and selection of links in a browser window and then resizing of the page using pinch zoom? Unfortunately, implementation of this was horrible in IE9 or chrome (Windows 7). In IE 10 you can just about do what is shown on the videos, but it's fiddly and much of the time simple gestures didn't do what was intended, i.e. the Leap selected an item when page scroll was intended, or scrolled a very small distance when a larger movement was intended, or unexpectedly minimized the entire window etc. One basic problem is that the controller doesn't simply look at hand/finger movements. To implement an action, you have to advance your fingers into the vertical plane of sensitivity until markers on the screen turn green. This means that unlike a touch screen, where you make contact and then apply the gesture, you have to find the invisible activation plane and make the gesture within that plane. If you are doing this at normal speed, it is likely that some of the gesture will occur outside the activation plane, which will be wrongly or partially interpreted. Games might be better, I didn't investigate. However, before you buy the Leap, read the accumulating reviews on amazon.com (i.e. US) and other websites. Typically, they give a score of just over 2 out of 5, which seems about right. Perhaps Leap requires a new skill that must be learned. Unfortunately, I'm not convinced that even if I developed this skill as completely as possible, the Leap would ever be the method of choice for anything other than games (possibly). As it stands, it's about as natural, intuitive and satisfying as attempting to pleasure yourself with your left foot. Finally, for those who have questioned whether I have a Leap Controller...yes, unfortunately I do. But not for long.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-28*