Satori Sounds VR

It's not as nearly as good as Perfect or Nature Treks VR, in terms of giving you cool nature settings to hang out in. Buy those first. Nevertheless, as a meditation aid, it does the job. You can pick your frequency range (theta, delta, etc.) for isochronic and binaural beats, which is good. Then you also get nature sounds and some new age music on top of that, and you can adjust the relative volume levels of all three tracks. On the downside: It's a bit awkward to switch meditation settings (at least with an Oculus Touch) and the devs don't engage here, which is disappointing. Still, what it does is pretty unique and it's cheap.

''I'm a Sucker for Realistic Looking Environments in VR'' Things I Like: - For $5 I got Eight Different Spots to go Relax in... - The Quality of the 360' Video is Excellent! - You have the Power to Control the Different Sounds you hear! Note: I Turned the Music Off and Played with the Nature Sounds and it is Realistic! - Very Relaxing... I can Find Myself Falling Asleep in these Places rather Quickly! Note: My Favorite is the Rolling Rivers and The Rocky Coast! - Another Nice Program to Show to First Timers in VR it really does a good job of taking you out of your VR Room and putting you in another Place which is a ''Realistic Looking Environment!'' that is Relaxing! - The Audio Sounds is Fantastic! - You want to feel like you are Alone in a Crowded House! Mission Completed! I Felt Like The Only Person on the Planet! Hello,.....Anyone Out There....? hehehe Things I Dislike: - Not Much to do...other then Look Around at the Realistic Environment...

Not bad for a cheap relaxation experience. You get about 6 options like relaxation, meditation, energy music etc and about 6 videos to look at (mostly beach and stream settings) The two things to mention is that is every 360 degree video its cloudy and looks like its going to rain, so not sure if they are taken all on the same day. The second thing is selecting options is a bit tricky (htc vive) and you may have to select them several times to stick. Overall it does the job and going to recommend

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