Grooby VR Review

Introduction

Grooby VR has put out a new scene almost every week since 2021. From 2021 to 2024 the count was 51 or 52 a year, 2025 brought 56, and by October 1, 2026 this year already had 59. In the eight weeks from August 6 to October 1 I counted 13 releases, which is more than one a week.

It belongs to Grooby, which runs other trans sites too, and this is its VR one. The tour headline says 392 models in 705 VR scenes. I counted Grooby VR's own listing scene by scene and got 452 scenes and 250 credited performers. The membership also unlocks the sister site TransVR, which the join page puts at "over 180" full-length scenes. Even with that added I can't get to 705, and I didn't count TransVR myself, so I'd go by 452 for this site.

How Grooby VR Scored in 4 Key Areas

1. Content Quality

The catalog runs from March 30, 2017 to October 1, 2026, roughly 199 hours at an average of 26 minutes a scene. The shortest is 14 minutes and the longest 69. The recent runtimes I saw on the listing sat between 18 and 41 minutes.

422 of the 452 scenes are tagged Male POV, so you're the man behind the camera, and 278 are tagged Male Fucking TS. Only 16 carry the TS Fucking Guy tag. That's the opposite of VRB Trans, where the performer tops in close to half the catalog. Solo scenes number 38, and threesomes and voyeur POV shoots are a handful each.

The cast is wide and rarely repeats. Of the 250 credited performers, 243 are trans women and 7 are cis women. 166 of them appear in exactly one scene. Lola Morena has the most, 10 scenes from 2021 to July 2026, followed by Daisy Taylor and Kasey Kei with 8 each; Natalie Mars, Emma Rose and Lianna Lawson have 6. The 2026 releases alone feature 54 different performers. Each scene comes with a photoset, and the latest ones list between 128 and 238 photos.

Score: 7.5/10

2. Technical Experience

The tour advertises 5K Ultra HD with binaural sound. The site's own quality tags are more precise. A 5K label shows up on scenes from 2021 on, an 8K label from 2024, and every 2025 release carries the 8K one. Scenes from 2017 to 2020 have no quality label at all, so expect those to look their age. Every plan streams, but downloads come only with the 6-month, annual and lifetime plans (and Grooby VIP), per the site's download policy. Anyone can grab a free sample from the tour to test on their headset first.

On devices, the tour says the videos work with all Oculus headsets, Vive, PlayStation VR and Samsung Gear VR. The list reads old. It doesn't name Quest 3, Pico or Apple Vision Pro.

My limits: I read the tour, the join page, the scene and model listings, the terms and the Grooby on Demand store, and counted the public catalog scene by scene. I didn't log in as a member. I can't vouch for bitrate, download speed or what TransVR holds.

Score: 7/10

3. User Interface and Navigation

The scene listing runs to 35 pages and sorts by Latest, Scene Title or Top Rated. Each card shows the release date, runtime, photo count and a user rating. Models get their own index of 8 pages with the same three sorts and an A to Z bar. There's no tag filter on the tour, though. The Categories link takes you off the site to the Grooby on Demand store, so you can't narrow Grooby VR down to, say, solo scenes or 8K ones.

On a 390-pixel phone screen the homepage fits without sideways scrolling, but 26 of its 74 tap targets are smaller than our mobile check accepts.

Score: 6/10

4. Value for Money

Five plans, captured from the join page on October 4, 2026:

A year on the monthly plan comes to $539.88, so the annual plan saves $289.88. Two 6-month terms come to $349.98, also more than the year. The year only loses if you leave within seven months: five months on the monthly plan cost $224.95, and the 6-month plan plus one extra month comes to $219.98. From eight months on, the year is cheaper. Lifetime equals four years of the annual plan, or about 22 months of the monthly one. The terms describe automatic rebilling at the same period and rate, and a failed card or checking account rebill can add an admin fee of up to $4.00. At $44.99 the monthly plan costs more than the other two trans VR sites reviewed here: TS Virtual Lovers charges $29.99 and VRB Trans $19.95. Grooby VR has more scenes than those two combined (452 against 198 and 213), but you pay for that.

There's a cheaper route if you only want a few scenes. The Grooby on Demand store sells single VR scenes, and the ones I saw were priced at $14.99 or $19.99. Three of them come to $44.97 to $59.97, about the price of a month, so from the fourth scene on the membership is cheaper. Other lifetime deals are compared in our list of VR porn sites with lifetime membership.

Checkout takes Visa and Mastercard, PayPal through Epoch, and Bitcoin. The join page also advertises a VIP pass to every Grooby site, which I didn't price. According to the terms, you cancel with the button under the Customer Service link at the bottom of every page, through the pop-up helper, or by writing from your account email. I didn't test cancelling or a refund.

Score: 6/10

What Makes Grooby VR Different

Volume and a schedule that hasn't stopped. There are 452 scenes over nine and a half years, with a new one almost every week, and most performers show up once, so you aren't watching the same few faces. The catch is the format: nearly everything is you topping her from a male POV.

Devices and Formats Compatibility

The tour names these headsets. I took the list from the site and didn't test them:

Who Should Buy It

Buy if you want trans VR shot from your POV with you on top, and you'd like new scenes every week in addition to a big back catalog. Start with the 2025 and 2026 releases, which almost all carry the 8K tag, and download the free sample first to check it plays on your headset. If you're staying eight months or more, take the year at $250.

Skip it if you want the performer to top you; VRB Trans has much more of that. If you only want two or three specific scenes, buy them one by one in the store. See how we rate VR porn sites for what the four scores mean.