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You might find, as we have, that you need more than one VR movie viewer app installed on your Android phone to make the most of your premium VR porn subscription if you want to make use of higher-quality, clearer viewing than your average streaming from free VR sources.
Some of the best VR player apps (sometimes called VR viewers) below can be used for streaming (free or paid) VR clips and full-length videos too.
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Free VR Player
This app is one developed by Badoink, but you can use it with VR content from any company or site. On the plus side, it’s a super-simple way to start watching VR videos that have either been downloaded to your device or via streaming.
The downside is that the options are virtually non-existent, so if it doesn’t work very well for your content, there’s not a lot you can do to adjust it.
It is, as its name says, free though.
VR Player Free
Now, you can spot the obvious potential confusion with the naming here, but VR Player Free is another worthwhile option if you don’t want to splash any cash on a virtual reality app for watching videos..
This time, however, you get a few options to play around with, such as selecting your head-mounted display to adjust settings, setting up different inputs, file browser options and a (beta) virtual menu. Most of the more functional features, such as letting you skip through playback, loop videos, adjust the size, show subtitles, and many other features do require the Pro version of the app, which costs $1.99.
It’s a purchase we’ve made, and it also removes the in-app ads, which is nice. Both the free and the paid version of the VR video app let you open URLs though, as well as video files stored locally.
AAA VR Cinema
This is one of the more fully-featured apps for VR videos in this list, and it’s also entirely free, and while that would normally be a good thing, it’s actually a bit annoying.
Simply, because it’s genuinely good for some content, and there’s no way of removing the in-app ads, it’s just a bit of a shame. Nonetheless, the ads don’t appear while you’re viewing virtual reality videos in full screen (obviously) and the breadth of options alone is enough of a reason to put up with them.
There’s support for full 180/360-degree head-tracking, a wealth of different file types and formats and a really quite functional virtual menu that you operate with gaze detection, so just by looking at the item. The one negative is that there’s no good way of streaming videos directly from URLs.
Vars VR Player PRO
This, yet again, is another VR video app that somehow manages to have a confusing name, as there’s another version called Vars VR Video Player from the same dev. Nonetheless, both are free to download, the Pro version just has a few more features than the other.
If you want to stream videos and have a whole lot of settings to play around with (like the ability to control parameters like eye distance, lens correction, field of view, vertical position, brightness, saturation or aspect ratio, among others and you want it to work reliably with most types of content, then Vars VR Player Pro is our recommendation.
There are ads in the app, but unlike AAA VR Cinema you can pay to remove them. That’s currently priced at around $4, but varies according to location. The VR virtual menu (like AAA’s) also works pretty reliably too, which is important if you want to seamlessly navigate between your library of VR porn titles without taking off your headset or reaching for a control pad.
Vars has been the into y one to work reliably for me and always able to get in perfect focus for the full closeup real life feeling other players can look sorts flat… Ive found that if you zoom in closer(bottom right slider) then just adjust the top left slider to the right to a higher number snd if all the action is to close or if you want to see her gave while she’s kissing you then do the top left slider even higher but you’ll want to put it back when not watching the close to camera action don’t bother messing with the brightness /contrast usually looks bad after you do and it’s annoying trying to get the slider back in the exact default position… I hope this helps… Vars vr seems to give me the most realistic feel but don’t forget to slightly move your phone up and down on one side till everything looks perfect… It took me a month before I knew how real vr can be but I’m here to help if anyone needs advice.