Experience immersive virtual reality with this powerful video player. It supports a wide range of VR and 3D video formats, offering multiple control methods and device adaptation options for a personalized viewing experience. Stream online content or play local files with ease.
Summarized from real user reviews of rPlayer. Based on 293 reviews and a 3.8/5 average, it highlights the 11 positives and 25 negatives reviewers mention most about this Entertainment app.
7.0.2
May 4, 2026
- Nod detection defaults to pitch angle mode, with inertial detection also supported. Users can switch modes anytime in Settings. - Fixed frame rate issues on high-end models. - Fixed excessive memory usage on mid-range and low-end models. - Other minor bug fixes.
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6 issues
Unable to change headset/phone type in app
PIP not available on certain feeds
13 requests
Add option to add those bars so that the screen on full screen phones is essentially shorter so that it can fit VR headsets and not cut off part of the video with the camera
Add different screen adjustments for different phone sizes
This app supports a wide array of video modes including 360° panoramic, 180° VR, and various 3D formats like Top-Bottom and Side-by-Side split screens. It can also convert 2D videos to 3D. A comprehensive list of supported video formats is available in the app description.
You can control the VR experience using several methods, including head motion control, gamepad control, single button control, gyroscope control, and gesture control. The app also allows for field of view control and quick center reset for a seamless experience.
The app offers an Unlimited Access Membership Subscription. Subscriptions are billed monthly, yearly, or as a one-time payment, with specific costs varying based on the selected plan. This subscription unlocks all features without restrictions.
Yes, you can play online videos using the built-in rPlayer web browser, which allows you to convert online videos to VR mode for viewing. Please note that DRM-protected videos cannot be played.
Videos can be transferred to the app through various methods, including Wi-Fi Transfer, iTunes Transfer, SMB Shared Service Download, and URL Playback. You can also play videos directly from your Photos Album, Native Apps, or network and local storage.
