Finally

A player should fit your collection

Choose the experience.
Then check the file.

Start with what you want to watch, where your files live and which headset you own. Finally, SKYBOX, 4XVR, Moon and DeoVR approach those jobs differently.

Prepared by Coldbricks, developer of Finally. Official product descriptions checked September 5, 2026. These are vendor claims, not a comparative playback benchmark.

What each product emphasizes.

PlayerOfficial focusA useful thing to try
Finally
Product and stores
Your local video and photo collection, network shares, placement and stereo controls, virtual rooms and passthrough.Browse an SBS photo, open it, and change photos in your chosen space. Quest 1.0.28 improves previews and photo-background continuity; check Galaxy's available version separately.
SKYBOX
Official Quest listing ↗
Local playback, automatic stereo recognition, DLNA/SMB and PC streaming, pictures and cinema settings.Try your preferred source route and how it recognizes the layouts in your collection.
4XVR
Official site ↗
MVC/Blu-ray and spatial formats, USB storage, broad network connectivity, HDR and audio capabilities.Check the exact format and connection you need, and which functions require the paid tier.
Moon
Official site ↗
Cinema environments, passthrough, gallery artwork and screen adjustment alongside local/network playback.Try the theater, placement and gallery behavior you would use every day.
DeoVR
Official site ↗ · App information ↗
A creator/content discovery ecosystem plus a player with format and control options. It also has local-media capabilities.Decide how much you want a content-discovery service alongside playback of your own files. Check platform-specific app support.

Features overlap. An item omitted from this table is not a claim that another player lacks it. Prices, paid tiers and device support can change; check the current store listing.

Use the same small test in each player.

  1. Open one familiar local video. Compare the correct aspect ratio, audio and subtitle behavior.
  2. Open a stereo photo. Check packing, eye order, thumbnail recognition and placement.
  3. Try your actual source. Local playback does not establish NAS, USB or server compatibility.
  4. Check comfort and controls. Find play, pause, screen distance and return-to-library without searching through every setting.

A high frame-rate source does not make a headset display at that rate. Demanding files, experimental disc formats and network playback need their own checks.

Start with Finally.

It is free to install. Give it one of your own videos and a stereo photo, then decide whether its Lobby and controls work for you.

More focused reference pages: SKYBOX · 4XVR · Moon. Those pages include older details; check their linked current listings before relying on prices or feature differences.