ArborXR allows me to manage a large fleet of Meta Quest 2 VR headsets belonging to my organization. Using ArborXR, I can install apps and files onto multiple devices remotely, saving me a great deal of time. I also enjoy the features linked to the headset experience, such as creating an optional home environment for the users that lock them out of certain headset features. It also makes training new users on our VR headsets much easier by providing a custom interface. ArborXR is constantly coming out with new updates and features to improve the overall experience, which I greatly appreciate. Finally, ArborXR is free for users with less than 50 headsets, a highly generous business model that allows small businesses to manage the headsets without worrying about costs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There is nothing I specifically dislike about ArborXR. There are only two features that I think would improve it, both of which the company is likely working on. First, it would be beneficial to stream the headset to a computer to see what the user is seeing. Also, it would be helpful to be able to download files from specific headsets to a computer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
