This application functions as a comprehensive virtual reality player, supporting a wide array of video formats including 3D and VR content. It allows users to view 2D movies in VR mode and access local network shares. Users can adjust playback settings and viewing angles for an immersive experience.
3.1.2
November 5, 2026
Fixed connection issues with older NAS devices and restored compatibility with SMB1-only servers. For older NAS devices, select the SMB1 option in the sign-in window. Modern devices continue to use SMB2/SMB3 with SMB signing support.
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vrBox supports most video formats, including 3D movies and VR movies. The developer notes that support for some formats is incomplete but is continuously being improved.
Yes, you can wear VR glasses and watch 2D movies using vrBox. The app allows you to adjust the viewing angle and display scale for a personalized experience.
vrBox supports access to local LAN sharing, allowing you to stream videos from your local network. This feature enables you to play media stored on other devices on your network.
Yes, the application strongly recommends using it with VR glasses for the intended virtual reality experience. It is designed to leverage VR hardware for immersive viewing.
vrBox offers monthly ($1.99), quarterly ($3.99), and annual ($9.99) auto-renewing subscriptions. The annual plan includes a 7-day free trial.
You can manage or turn off auto-renewal for your subscription in your Apple ID account settings. Navigate to Settings > [Your Name] > iTunes and the App Store > View Apple ID > Subscribe to manage your subscription options.
vrBox has a user rating of 2.7 stars based on 3 ratings. This indicates a mixed reception from its current user base.
The latest version of vrBox, version 3.0, was last updated on January 20, 2026. This suggests a recent update and ongoing development.
