TS Virtual Lovers
6.9/10

TS Virtual Lovers Review

TS Virtual Lovers is a trans-only VR site from Prague with 200 scenes since June 2017 and 8K downloads on 71 of them. It put out 20 releases in the last twelve months, but 14 were passthrough or 8K versions of older scenes, and a year costs $9.99 a month.

Bottom line

The weekly promise holds only if you count reworks: 14 of the last 20 releases are passthrough or remastered versions of older scenes, and the last new title dates from June. At $119.88 a year it's a fair price for the back catalog, and a poor one if new shoots are what you're after. Full verdict

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Scenes200
Models78
New scenes, last 12 months20
Last new sceneOctober 9, 2026
Max resolution8K
180° / 360° scenesnot published per scene
Average scene length–
DownloadsUnlimited on 3- and 12-month plans; 5 per week on monthly
Month / year$29.99 / $119.88
TrialNone
PaymentVisa, Mastercard, PayPal, Pay by Bank

Counted from the TS Virtual Lovers catalog as we hold it on October 26, 2026. Prices from the US checkout on October 10, 2026.

Introduction

TS Virtual Lovers shoots trans VR and nothing else. The footer credits Trion Media s.r.o. of Prague and links three sister sites, Reality Lovers, We Are Crazy and Play Girl Stories, but the join page sells this catalog on its own, with no bonus sites. The first scene in the catalog is dated 9 June 2017, the latest 9 October 2026, and there are 200 of them in between with 78 credited performers.

The join page promises an "Exclusive update every week". I counted the release dates against that. The last twelve months hold 20 releases, all of them since 24 April 2026, after a gap of 281 days with nothing new. And of those 20, only six are new titles. The other fourteen share a title and a performer with an older scene: eleven are labelled "Passthrough" and three "Remastered 8K". The newest brand-new title came out on 12 June 2026. Since then every release has been a reworked version of something already in the archive.

How I checked: I saved the video listing on 25 June 2026 and the tour and join page on 17 August. The checkout step was looked at on 11 September (PayPal) and 16 September (crypto), and the prices were rechecked on 10 October. The catalog numbers come from our crawl of all 200 scene pages, which ran up to 13 October 2026. I didn't pay or log in, and I didn't watch anything in a headset, so everything about devices and the member player below is the site's own word.

TS Virtual Lovers homepage with catalog counters and headset support row
Screenshot: TS Virtual Lovers public tour

How TS Virtual Lovers Scored in 4 Key Areas

Content Quality

A 6.5. The archive would earn more: nine years of trans scenes, with regulars you can follow from one year to the next. The last year and a half pulls it down. After July 2025 nothing came out for 281 days, and of the 20 releases since April only six are new titles. The other 14 are passthrough or remastered versions of scenes the site already had, so a member who joined a year ago got six new shoots.

Score: 6.5/10

Technical Experience

A 7.5. Every scene page in the crawl lists its download files, and every release since July 2023 offers 8K. Streaming stops at 4K, per the join page. Two in five scenes stop at 4K, and the device list on the tour is built around headsets that are years out of production.

Score: 7.5/10

User Interface and Navigation

A 6.5. The listing has three dropdowns, by performer, by category and by perspective (POV or Voyeur), plus a sort with just two choices: Newest First and Most Viewed. That perspective filter is the one design choice I'd point to, since it splits the catalog by where the camera puts you. There's no sort by length or resolution, and no way to hide the passthrough versions from the originals they copy.

Score: 6.5/10

Value for Money

A 7. The year costs less than four months on the monthly plan, and it lifts the download cap. The sums are in the pricing section.

Score: 7/10

Catalog and Cast

200 scenes, released between 9 June 2017 and 9 October 2026. For years the pace held steady: 28 scenes in 2017, 24 in 2018, then a thin 2019 with nine, and 20 to 29 a year from 2020 to 2024. Then it nearly stopped. 2025 had six releases, the last on 17 July, and nothing followed until 24 April 2026. Twenty releases have come out in 2026, which is close to weekly since April. Six of them are new: all six star Angel Sammi and came out between 24 April and 12 June. The remaining fourteen are reworks.

The reworks pair up neatly with older scenes. Dinner With Kimber and Money Fucks first came out in 2017 in 4K, and their passthrough versions in August 2026 list 8K files. The site's text for each passthrough release says it is meant to be watched "in mixed reality", with your real room around the performer. The remasters say they were "fully remastered" in 8K. From outside I can't tell how much of each is new footage, so in this review they count as reworks.

Compilations pad out 2024: 9 of its 29 releases are compilations, three of them "The Best of" a single performer. Across the catalog there are 13 compilations.

The tags describe a hardcore site. Hardcore is on 179 scenes, anal on 126, POV on 101 and bareback on 97. A guy fucks the performer in 49 scenes, the performer tops a guy in 32 and a woman in 16, and 24 are solo. Latina is tagged on 41 and MILF on 38. Per-scene runtimes aren't in our data. The tour claims "6370+ minutes" over 195 videos, which works out to about 33 minutes a scene if the claim holds.

The cast is 78 credited performers: 74 trans performers and four women. Kimber Lee is credited on 18 scenes from 2017 to 2026, Bailey Paris and Vanessa Jhons on 13 each, Redvex on 12, and Bianka Nascimento and Brittney Kade on 10. Nineteen performers have five or more credits and fifteen appear once. You can follow a favourite here for years. New faces are rare, though: in the last twelve months exactly one name joined the cast, Angel Sammi.

There's no 2D section and no bonus site on the join page.

Video Quality and Devices

Each scene page lists its download files, and the top file depends on the year. 80 scenes top out at 4K, among them every release from 2017 and 2018. 49 go to 5K, mostly from 2020 to 2022. 71 offer 8K. The first 8K scene is dated 22 March 2023, and every release since July 2023 has an 8K file. Recent scenes list four files: 8K, 5K, 4K and a PSVR version. The join page says streaming stops at 4K, so the sharpest copy means downloading it.

The tour says "180 Degrees" and "2 Points of View", and the perspective filter backs that up. None of the scenes carries a field-of-view tag, and nothing on the site mentions 360.

For devices, the tour shows logos for Oculus, Oculus Go, Daydream, Gear VR, Cardboard, PSVR and Vive, and the join page says "Compatible with all VR devices and smartphones". Quest 3, PSVR2, Apple Vision Pro and Pico aren't named. The site doesn't say which player or app handles passthrough on the eleven passthrough releases. There's nothing about toy scripts either. I couldn't test any of this, so treat it as the site's list.

Pricing and Billing

PlanPricePer monthThen
1 Month$29.99$29.99Renews at $29.99
3 Months$59.97$19.99Renews at $59.97
12 Months$119.88$9.99Renews at $119.88

From the US checkout on October 10, 2026.

Three plans, with no trial and no lifetime. One month is $29.99 and rebills at $29.99 every 30 days. Three months cost $59.97, shown as $19.99 a month, and rebill at $59.97 every 90 days. The year is $119.88, shown as $9.99 a month, and the join page says it recurs at $119.88 every 365 days, so the second year costs the same as the first.

The plans differ in downloads. The monthly plan caps you at five downloads a week, so about 21 files over its 30 days. Quarterly and yearly are unlimited. On a site where 8K only comes as a download, that cap matters.

The sums: twelve monthly payments come to $359.88, four quarters to $239.88, and the year to $119.88, which is less than four months on the monthly plan ($119.96). Spread over the 20 releases of the past twelve months, a year works out to $5.99 a release. Count only the six new titles and it's $19.98 each. The year is worth it for the archive you get on day one.

Billing goes through Epoch and SegPay, both named on the join page. On the SegPay step on 11 September the choices were card and PayPal, and the site is on our list of VR sites that take PayPal. The SegPay checkout we saved on 16 September lists credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Discover, JCB) and PayPal. There's no crypto. The join page I saved showed no add-on boxes. The join page says "Cancel anytime", and the footer has a billing support link for Epoch and one for SegPay, so cancel with whichever biller shows on your statement. The terms page didn't load when we saved the site, so I can't tell you the refund rules.

Who Should Buy It

Buy the year if you want trans VR and haven't seen this archive. Two hundred scenes with Kimber Lee and Redvex turning up from 2017 to September 2026 is a lot to work through, and the POV or voyeur filter helps. Buy the quarter if you only want to download your way through it once. Passthrough fans also get eleven mixed-reality versions of older scenes.

Skip it if you want a steady stream of new shoots, since the last new title is from June. Skip the monthly plan if you plan to download, If sharpness is the main thing you pay for, note that 80 of the 200 scenes stop at 4K.

TS Virtual Lovers vs Similar VR Sites

SiteScenesNew in 12 monthsLast new sceneMax resolutionYearBest forVisit site
TS Virtual Lovers6.9/10This review20020October 20268K$119.88A nine-year trans VR archive with long-running regulars, at $9.99 a month for a yearVisit
Grooby VR6.6/104552.3× more753.8× moreOctober 20268K$250.00The biggest catalog and the most new scenes of the four, with Trans VR includedVisit
Virtual Real Trans7.3/103982× more291.4× moreOctober 20268K$89.88Long 8K scenes at a steady pace for less per yearVisit
VRB Trans5.5/10213about the same36.7× fewerDecember 20258K$83.40The cheapest year of the four, for an archive that stopped in December 2025Visit

I picked the three closest trans VR sites we review. Grooby VR is the big one: 452 scenes, 74 new in the last twelve months, 8K, and a membership that also opens Trans VR. It costs $250 for a year, more than twice this site, and downloads only come with the longer plans. Virtual Real Trans has 398 scenes, 30 releases in twelve months, 8K, scenes averaging 40 minutes and a year at $89.88. VRB Trans has 213 scenes and the cheapest year of the four at $83.40, but it has released nothing since 12 December 2025. Against them, TS Virtual Lovers is mid-sized and mid-priced. Of the three still releasing it put out the fewest videos in twelve months, 20 against 74 and 30, and only six of its 20 were new titles. For the full list, see our trans VR sites page.

Final Verdict

TS Virtual Lovers has nine years of trans VR behind it, 200 scenes in all, with 8K files on every release since mid-2023. The weekly promise holds only if you count reworks: 14 of the last 20 releases are passthrough or remastered versions of older scenes, and the last new title dates from June. At $119.88 a year it's a fair price for the back catalog, and a poor one if new shoots are what you're after.

Resolution: claimed vs. what the catalog holds

TS Virtual Lovers advertises 8K. We hold 200 scenes from the site, and this is how they break down.

ResolutionScenesShare
8K 71 36%
5K 49 24%
4K 80 40%

Pros

  • 200 trans-only VR scenes released between June 2017 and October 2026
  • 8K downloads on 71 scenes, including every release since July 2023
  • A real bench of regulars: 19 performers with five or more scenes, Kimber Lee on 18
  • A listing filter for POV or voyeur scenes, so you pick where the camera puts you
  • A year costs $119.88 ($9.99 a month), less than four months on the monthly plan, with unlimited downloads

Cons

  • Only six new titles in the last twelve months; 14 of the 20 releases were passthrough or 8K reworks of older scenes
  • Nothing new between 17 July 2025 and 24 April 2026, despite the "update every week" promise
  • The $29.99 monthly plan caps downloads at five a week, and streaming stops at 4K
  • 80 scenes, including all of 2017 and 2018, top out at 4K

200 trans VR scenes since 2017, 8K on every release since mid-2023, regulars like Kimber Lee and Redvex. A year is $9.99 a month with unlimited downloads.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many scenes does TS Virtual Lovers have?
200 in our crawl up to 13 October 2026, released between 9 June 2017 and 9 October 2026, with 78 credited performers.
Does TS Virtual Lovers really update every week?
Not with new scenes. It released 20 videos in the last twelve months, all since 24 April 2026, but only six were new titles; the other 14 are passthrough or remastered versions of older scenes.
Is TS Virtual Lovers in 8K?
For downloads, on 71 of 200 scenes, including every release since July 2023. Streaming stops at 4K, according to the join page.
What are the passthrough scenes?
Eleven 2026 releases that the site says are made to watch in mixed reality, with your own room around the performer. Each one shares its title and performer with an older scene in the catalog.
How much does TS Virtual Lovers cost?
$29.99 a month with five downloads a week, $59.97 for three months or $119.88 for a year, both with unlimited downloads. There's no trial and no lifetime plan.
Does TS Virtual Lovers take PayPal or crypto?
PayPal yes, at the SegPay checkout step alongside cards. Crypto no.
How do I cancel TS Virtual Lovers?
Through the biller that charged you, Epoch or SegPay; the site footer links to billing support for both.