Where to find 4K and HD interactive porn for teledildonic sex toys

FeelXVideos (full review) manages to do what none of the others in this list quite achieve – offer a large catalog at a reasonable monthly cost, which works out even cheaper if you can stump up the $120 per year for the annual option.

While this list of sites isn’t in any particular order from here on out, there is a reason that FeelXVideos sits at the top – though it still comes with slight reservations.

On the plus side, there are more than 2,200+ scenes at last count, all of which are interactive and streamed for us with no problems. They’re also now available in up to 4K too, which is a good option to have — the oldest ones, from around five years ago, max out at around 720p

Nonetheless, with an intro offer of just under $18, the hassle-free experience might well be worth that cash.

Convenience is king in 2018, so having a whole bunch of content from different providers in one place, via one payment mechanism has a lot going for it.

FeelMe.com is made specifically to serve as a portal for interactive content from a whole range of sources. As a result, there’s a whole lot more than bundling it as part of a VR site like BadoinkVR or VirtualRealPorn.There’s also no need for a subscription to take a look around first – you can just register a free account and test out the free (full-length) content – plus there’s gay and trans scenes available too. Some channels have a lot more videos than others, so check it has what you want before you hit subscribe.

Pornhub needs little introduction, and its index of interactive content is one of the largest available – currently at over 1,200+ scenes and counting. On one hand, it brings you a trusted, free place to watch interactive content, and on the other, it’s annoying that the quality of the clips available isn’t really comparable to premium services – they’re usually lower quality visually, and much shorter in length.

This means you’ll get a far more diverse range of clips (including some Pornhub Community ones) than at alternatives, but they’ll be short and lower quality than paid-for content, as you’d expect. It’s perhaps a good place to work out how everything on your device works, but not the best possible experience.

WankzVR has been in a solid third place spot in our VR porn roundup for nearly two years, which means it has consistently delivered high-quality VR porn scenes starring some of the most popular performers. It takes this even further than any other straight VR porn site by offering over 120+ compatible VR porn scenes that work with devices like the Fleshlight Launch, Kiiroo Onyx2, Lovense toys and others.

The result of this large catalog of interactive VR scenes makes WankzVR a bit of a no-brainer for anyone that wants teledildonic content. The only potential exception to this is if you only want 2D (non-VR) scenes, as you’ll need to watch them in a headset.

If you want the ability to buy hardware and content all in one place, uFeel.tv is another option on the list. It doesn’t have as much content as FeelMe.com though. The company told us that it has “hundreds” of clips available via Pornhub’s interactive channel, and “several dozen” premium titles via its own platform. It also works a little differently, allowing you to download movies and stream them from the desktop via a packaged media player.

Annoyingly, if you don’t choose to purchase each scene individually (ie. you subscribe instead) then you lose access to the scenes you’ve downloaded when your subscriptions lapses. If you buy them for $9.99 each, you own them forever.

uFeel is a bit of a strange one in this list, in that it aims to be a central hub like FeelMe, but can’t quite offer the same number of videos all in one place, given that most of its premium videos are available in some form on Pornhub.

Sex Like Real is better thought of as a place to find VR porn than interactive content exclusively, but with the lack of other options at the moment, and a monthly subscription fee option that subscribes you to all the content from specific studios, it’s worth considering if you want access to VR movies and a few interactive ones mixed in.

It has great features for finding videos that work with specific VR headsets, and for filtering videos by category, length, popularity, viewing angle and more. What those filters aren’t particularly useful for, however, is interactive content.

If you don’t like the idea of a subscription, there’s the option to buy the videos manually instead. There’s no particularly easy way to find the interactive content, there’s not that much of it, and the videos don’t indicate which devices they work with, which is a bit of a shame given all the other filters. Nonetheless, it’s a good option if you want non-interactive VR porn as well.

Naughty America is one of the best all-rounder options in this list or our dedicated VR porn roundup, and for good reason – the basic access includes a whole bunch of regular (up to 4k) porn from different branded sites, a solid offering of VR content and a dozen or so interactive (2D, non-VR) videos too.

On the downside, it’s not as innovative as some of its dedicated VR rivals – not supporting PSVR, for example – but we had an extremely simple experience with what’s on offer.

VirtualRealPorn is, quite obviously, best for VR interactive content but it’s one of the premium options in this list that makes it easy to find the interactive content, even if there isn’t that much of it just yet. BadoinkVR used to be in this list, and it does have some interactive content, but it’s pretty tricky to find so hasn’t quite made the cut for our teledildonic-compatible list.

VirtualRealPorn is our second spot VR subscription package, so there’s no hesitation on that front, and it does include access to a ‘VR game’ (this wasn’t present when we reviewed the site) and a few interactive scenes that work with devices like the Kiiroo Onyx/Onyx 2 and Fleshlight Launch.

VirtualRealPassion is a bit different to the rest of the options in this list, not only because it primarily markets itself as ‘for women’, but also because all of the videos are for sale individually, which is for the best given that there aren’t very many of them at the moment – around 25 at the time of writing.

On the plus side, they’re all teledildonic compatible scenes and in our review of VirtualRealPassion, the quality of the scenes and the features on offer were noted as particularly good.

Now all the site needs is a bit more content.

It’s not really a surprise to see the third entry from the VirtualRealPorn stable of companies in this list, but it does leave us wondering why more companies don’t take the initiative to support interactive content across all niches.

Nonetheless, that doesn’t take away from the service on offer at VirtualRealTrans – just remember to check out the video selection for interactive content before you sign up, as not all of the videos support teledildonics.

It’s a shame, on one hand, for a site that scored as well as VirtualRealGay in its review to be included here almost as a default, simply because no other sites support interactive VR scenes. The only real issue with VirtualRealGay is a bit of a lack of diversity in performers.
That, of course, means there’s a large gap in the market still to be filled for 2D interactive gay porn too. A gap we wouldn’t expect to see for too much longer.