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Today, virtual reality is no longer a futuristic thing. Although this technology has not achieved much commercial success or caused the expected significant impact, there are still many developers working to improve virtual reality to present it to a wider audience. In this sense, Android is the ideal platform for this due to the low cost of its virtual reality glasses, which makes enjoying this technology more affordable compared to other platforms.

In addition, many free virtual reality apps and games are available on Android which will allow you to explore the scope of this technology. If you have VR glasses and want to start using them with your Android device, there is no better way to do this than displaying photos and videos in virtual reality with the help of the three apps that we provide below. With them, you'll be able to see 3D movies and YouTube videos greatly, so don't miss it.

YouTube VR 

It is a version of the YouTube application that allows you to view all videos in virtual reality. This app uses a sophisticated algorithm to convert traditional YouTube videos into highly satisfying virtual reality experiences, with 360-degree visibility and 3D environments.

iPhotoVR SBS VR Photo Viewer Cardboard

This app weighs only 50 KB and allows you to view images naturally or in virtual reality. Of course, with iPhotoVR, you can only see normal images in VR with dedicated glasses and you will not be able to see VR images with 180 ° or 360 ° environments. The good thing about this limitation is that it makes the app work even on devices that do not support Cardboard.

IPhotoVR supports the most popular image formats today, such as JPG, PNG, JPEG etc. The images are displayed in SBS format, although they can also be viewed naturally without virtual reality. But the best thing about this app is that it does not contain ads, it is free and very light, so do not lose anything by trying it.

VaR’s VR Video Player

VaR’s VR is a full-fledged Android video player that allows you to watch movies or series naturally or in virtual reality. In fact, it supports various VR formats (including 180 ° and 360 °) and allows you to change some operating settings such as lens distortion, zoom or distance. Thanks to this, in a few minutes you can make your own VR glasses adapt to the app so you don't get tired of using them.