Is the Omni One Really That Good? Don’t Ask our Opinion. Read the Opinions of These Dedicated Gamers and Users, Who Put it Through Some Pretty Rigorous Testing.
Despite Facebook/Meta investing $80 billion-$100 billion, Apple $20-$30 billion and Microsoft at least $5 billion into Virtual Reality (VR), we don’t own a VR headset, and have never played a VR game. So we have little insight to what is mediocre, good or so mind-blowing, it will go on to generate $250 million in sales, selling 10 million units like VR game Beat Saber did in just 4 years!
Beat Saber Reportedly Reached $255 Million Revenue*
Gaming, VR or not, is just not our ‘thing.’ It would be like us investing in the zero-proof alcohol market sector, despite these ‘mocktails’ hitting $14.4 billion in sales last year. Just not our thing. Nonetheless, we knew we needed to have some ‘basic’ knowledge of what’s cool or not, in hopes of finding what may be the next mega-winner. In VR gaming, not mocktails that is.
So we decided the best way get up to speed (without playing the game), was to head over to YouTube, and its nation of podcasting gamers. Surely they would know.
Unfortunately (sort of), Omni One is already a hit with gamers, influencers and ambassadors. And so there are hundreds if, not 1000’s of hours of videos on YouTube, reviewing the Omni One. And who has time for that?
So we put some of our younger staffers, who play both the stock market and VR games on a mission to spend the weekend collecting the ‘best-of’ reviews on Omni One! This page will be ‘permanent‘ and we will post new reviews (the quality ones) as they are posted. So come back monthly.
Whether someone is looking at Virtuix (VTIX) as an investment, planning to build a dream $10,000 home gym, searching for the best compact workout equipment, or exploring the future of health technology and fitness innovation, this should be a useful page for both investors and gamers.
Our goal is to provide clear, actionable insights, so you can invest in Companies or products, that truly help you stay motivated, reach your fitness goals, and live a healthier and hopefully wealthier life.
*The 10 Million Unit Milestone: This milestone tracks specifically to mid-2025. Data analysis of player achievement tracking confirmed that Beat Saber surpassed 10 million copies owned on Meta Quest headsets alone, further securing its status as the most commercially successful paid consumer VR game in history
Here’s Our Favorite 5 Videos, So Far.
- Real-Life Ready Player One Experience: Virtuix Omni One! (The ULTIMATE Gaming VR Home Experience)
- Omni One VR Gaming Treadmill Review | The Future of Fitness, Cardio & Virtual Reality Workouts
- 7 VR Treadmills Compared Which One is BEST For You
- The VR Treadmill 13 Years in the Making: Virtuix Omni One! (our favorite)
- The Best VR Treadmill in 2026 — Virtuix Omni One vs Kat Walk C2 Plus Enhanced
Real-Life Ready Player One Experience: Virtuix Omni One! (The ULTIMATE Gaming VR Home Experience)
CKid explores how the Virtuix Omni One physical VR treadmill enables natural 360-degree movement, potentially reducing motion sickness. This detailed demonstration covers the hardware footprint, setup process, and compatibility with various Meta Quest and PC VR titles, offering a practical look at how the device integrates into a home gaming environment.
Omni One VR Gaming Treadmill Review | The Future of Fitness, Cardio & Virtual Reality Workouts
The Omni One VR Gaming Treadmill is here, and it could completely change how we think about exercise in 2025. Imagine combining virtual reality, gaming, and fitness into one system that lets you run, walk, jump, and move in any direction without ever leaving your living room. This review takes a deep dive into whether Omni One is just hype—or if it’s truly the future of home cardio.
In this video, I share what it’s like to set up and use the Omni One, including the learning curve, comfort, and exercise intensity. I cover everything from the VR immersion, the sensors, and the 360° support arm, to how well it actually holds up during tough workouts. Unlike a treadmill or exercise bike, Omni One makes cardio fun and engaging by transforming it into a game world. The question is—can it really keep you motivated long-term? I’ll give you my honest answer after weeks of testing.
Timestamps:
0:00 Omni One
0:30 What Is It?
1:39 What This Review Covers
2:11 I Need Your Thoughts
2:31 Control & Comfort
4:47 Omni One Product Link
4:58 Omni One Experience
6:03 Quality Of Exercise
8:11 Omni One Knocks
11:04 Do I Recommend The Omni One?
7 VR Treadmills Compared Which One is BEST For You
Nikita Fajitaa evaluates various VR treadmill technologies, covering different approaches from slide mills to wearable shoe devices. Insights from developers and industry experts provide perspective on usability, setup complexity, and immersion levels for each system.
Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro 👋
0:23 – Kat Walk C2 Core
1:03 – Katwalk C2+ Enchanced
1:33 – Omni One
4:24 – Xclerate
6:37 – Infinadeck
8:36 – Omnideck
9:27 – Freeaim Shoes
11:29 – Jbahr Interview
20:07 – Outro
The VR Treadmill 13 Years in the Making: Virtuix Omni One!
Justin Wieb explores the evolution of the Virtuix Omni One, detailing its transition from a Kickstarter project to a consumer-ready omnidirectional treadmill. The feature examines the hardware components, the integration process with Meta Quest headsets, and the development journey behind this immersive virtual reality peripheral.
I got my hands on the Omni One, the most polished VR treadmill ever made, now officially compatible with Meta Quest. In this video I cover the history of Virtuix everything in the box, how it works, the new games, the fitness features, and who this rig is really for.
The Best VR Treadmill in 2026 — Virtuix Omni One vs Kat Walk C2 Plus Enhanced
After a year with the Kat Walk C2 Plus Enhanced and over a month with the Virtuix Omni One, I’m finally answering the question my community has been asking for months — which VR treadmill should you actually buy? In this honest, no-punches-pulled comparison, I break down both slide mills across 15 categories including build quality, the shoes, lubrication, cable management, harness comfort, software, game compatibility, locomotion feel, fitness, streaming, and price.
As an active Virtuix affiliate AND a KatVR brand ambassador, I’m in a unique position to compare these two head-to-head — and yes, both companies are getting praised AND roasted in this one. Whether you’re a PCVR die-hard, a fitness-focused gamer, or just trying to figure out if dropping $1,600 or $3,500 on a VR treadmill is worth it, this video gives you the real answer. By the end, you’ll know exactly which one fits your library, your space, and your budget — plus which one I personally prefer when somebody asks me with no other context.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:15 What Each One Is
03:33 BUILD QUALITY & DURABILITY
04:49 THE SHOES
07:02 LUBRICATION
08:30 NOISE
09:45 CABLE MANAGEMENT & MOBILITY
11:09 HARNESS & COMFORT
12:21 GETTING IN, GETTING OUT, ADJUSTING
13:36 SETUP & DAILY USE
14:36 SOFTWARE
16:50 STANDALONE & ECOSYSTEM
18:42 GAME COMPATIBILITY
20:16 LOCOMOTION FEEL & MOVEMENT
21:07 FITNESS
22:08 PRICE
23:23 WHO SHOULD BUY WHAT
Report: Virtuix’s (VTIX) Full-Body Immersive Game Experience.
Omni One Wins Best Interaction Product at the AWE Auggie Awards
Virtuix was proud to announce that Omni One has been awarded the Best Interaction Product at the Auggie Awards, held this week at the Augmented World Expo (AWE) in Long Beach, California. A prestigious honor in the AR/VR industry, the Auggie Awards have been celebrating the most innovative and impactful products since 2010.
Omni One was recognized for its groundbreaking full-body VR experience, which allows users to walk, run, crouch, and jump in 360 degrees within virtual worlds, offering unmatched immersion and interaction. The Best Interaction Product category highlights innovations that redefine how users interact with technology, and Omni One’s unique, seamless design stood out in the highly competitive field.
