How to Watch VR Porn on Android Phones

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On Android devices, the best way to watch sharp, crisp, lag-free videos from VRHotPorn.com is by downloading the video file and then opening it in the VR video player app PLAY’A.

The following steps will guide you through the process.

Streaming

  1. Download Google VR Services from the google play store.
  2. Open Google Chrome on your phone and go to VRHotPorn.com. [Optional] Logging in first will allow you to stream videos in 4K resolution (compatibility depends on your phone’s hardware).
  3. Find the video that you would like to watch and press play.
  4. Click the VR Goggles Icon in the player. A prompt to enter VR will appear. First-time users need to wait after pressing yes while Chrome installs an update to Google VR services, do not select anything until it is done.
  5. Put your phone in your VR Headset of Choice.
  6. Enjoy!

Downloading

  1. Open Google Chrome on your phone and go to VRHotPorn.com. [Optional] Logging in first will allow you to download the file in 4K resolution (not compatible with all phones).
  2. Find the video that you would like to watch and push the “Download” button.
  3. Select the “HD” or “4K” link and wait for the video to download.
  4. Open the PLAY’A app and put the phone in your VR headset.
  5. At the first launch, you’ll be asked to choose the way how to interact with the app and to provide access to the phone storage (see image below)
  6. Click on the “Media” tab at the bottom and navigate to the “Download” folder (see image below)
  7. Play the video and enjoy!

Choose how to interact:

Android PLAY'A controls

Find the video you want to watch:

Android file navigation in the PLAY'A app

Double check the VR video layout:

Android PLAY'A app vr video layout

Video Compatibility

Android devices are extremely diverse with video compatibility varying widely from one phone to another. Generally, 4K videos encoded with H.264 are a safe bet but if your phone isn’t current, try HD. Some phones running new Qualcomm processors can decode up to 8K video, but low screen resolutions leave the increase in quality unnoticeable. Again, 5K/6K videos are generally aimed at desktop users with high-end hardware.