This is a great asset. It's my favorite of Unity's VR assets. The only thing I like is the UI pointer, which is a bit awkward. When I try to point at a specific UI element, it doesn't move smoothly and often snaps to something unknown. If they could fix this, I'd say this is definitely the best VR asset.

I really enjoy VR developing and this asset is the best one i have tried yet, there is a good learning curve in how to use it but be aware that you need to understand it to expand on it, in all cases very fun to have, recommended 100% will save you a lot of work to get something like this yourself.

Autohand is one of the most complete plugins for hand tracking on the Unity market, and for controllers it’s simply the best, but the documentation and available videos are not really focused on the hand tracking side. I’ve spent almost two months trying to change the hand mesh with no success, due to the lack of clear, specific documentation on this topic and the absence of dedicated tutorials. Communication with the developer is non-existent; I’ve tried reaching out more than three times without any reply. Something as basic as replacing a mesh turns into a frustrating, dead-end process. I have experience with other engines like Unreal, where this exact task takes just a couple of quick steps, but here it becomes unnecessarily complicated. On the plus side, again: Autohand is one of the most complete solutions for hand tracking in Unity, and if you’re working with controllers, it’s hands down the best option. The system is robust, versatile, and works greats long as you don’t need to tweak things that aren’t well documented.

Probably the best feeling on VR physics hands out there, and I'd like to give it 5 stars because of that, the clean coding and the learning curve. However it doesn't feel right because it feels abandoned: I was waiting for some new features (there is a list on trello) and I bought it because I wanted to support the development of what seemed to be the best framework around, but now I have a small sense of regret. The most recent updates (4 months ago) covered only the basic functionality and compatibility with unity 6 (of which I am happy, but there are plans of new features dating back to 2021, we are in 2025 at the time of this review). Performance is good until there is too much physics involved, then stuff starts to move in unexpected ways: being thrown away or jittering - this might also be unity's fault, but the AH player scripts don't help (as seen from the profiler). Everything that you can see in the demo video works out the box, even compiling the demo scene on quest2 shows no issues. There is also a basic inventory and teleport move which is not showing in that video, but everything else is on you: the community is almost non existent despite a lot of people online: nobody really knows how to answer, and a peek from the dev in his discord every now and then to solve issues would be welcome. The dev seems to answer to emails*, but he can't obviously give 24/7 support, and I don't feel comfortable to write directly for small issues (I am keeping my bonus for some real stuff) however I am not sure he is still answering: even the website published on his dev page is expired. *UPDATE- *HE DOES NO LONGER ANSWER TO EMAILS. :( I hope that he is feeling well and I am ready to increase the rating if I notice that he is coming back to his creature. I am not saying that the asset is bad (in fact it is not, it still is great!) I am saying that given the price range there are other similar assets (unfortunately with worse hands feelings) with better community and dev support and more features ready out of the box. If you are a noob willing to dive into vr interactions I would advise to look somewhere else, if you want good hand interactions and know what you are doing get this one: it also seems to be the only one with embedded good hand tracking.

It's looks like plugin will be out of date soon - there is no support from author and community is useless. It is working for now but if you stack of some problem like I did no one can help you. I have a problem with basic rotation of object but I can't fix it. If there was any form of support/update it would be greate solution. Taking this into account for this price better choose other solution.

Library with great potential but has some issues. I'm giving one star due to the total lack of support. (If the support situation improves, I will update my review.)

Just read @barriemdevacc review below, 100% agree with he/she wrote.

All the assets help me make such a great game!

The good: Very good framework with an acceptable learning curve you can do many things out of the box which I can appreciate; has a great variety of interaction examples compared to other assets; the code is well structured and easy to understand for the most part. The bad: Documentation is painfully basic, only cover a handful of topics (considering the many features the asset includes) and only on the surface level, leaving deeper understanding of properties to inspector tooltips which, while useful, will make more sense for the developers than for users, so don't expect to learn much from these either. Some components are not even covered in there, forcing the user to dig into the code and learn "why" and "how" they work before being able to do tests with them. Don't expect much help from the community either, or any at all. Overall, good framework for what it offers out of the box, if you try to reproduce a prefab behavior or mix and match features for one of your own, be ready to spend time learning why the framework works before how.

Easy to use and setup but works amazingly! I love the auto posing, make it so much more immersive in VR than other framework, all of them are great, but without the great hand physical interaction feeling with the world.