Bear Boxxx Review

There is a streaming preview for each DVD, but there are no player controls, so you have to wait until playback progresses on its own. Obviously, once you start to use your minutes to watch something then you have the chance to jump forward or back in the footage and there's a filmstrip of screen caps across the bottom of the player that you can use as a guides to find specific parts of the action.

The good-quality streams can look a bit pixelated or blocky even without opening them up into full screen. You should still enjoy watching the films, but given the playback, ideally you would have the option of doubling or even tripling the player in size, because filling the screen makes any choppy outlines of objects or people more obvious.

You have two recurring options when buying viewing time: 250 minutes and 500 minutes. If you don't want to deal with a rebill, there is a one-time option for 1,000 minutes, but it is less economical than the 500-minute plan. At any rate, as far as VOD pricing goes, all your choices here are good value for the money, so Bear Boxxx seems worthwhile even with some minor playback issues.