Merge VR Goggles - Pros & Cons

the product was easily accessible
relatively soft body is durable and antimicrobial
Both systems are priced at an affordable $99
the foam was soft and pleasing to the skin
The Merge was decently comfortable
The Merge delivered a decent performance
The Merge is very easy to put on
flexible material allowed phones with cases to fit easily
The Merge has a decent field of view
the Merge performed very well
The process is fairly straightforward
The Merge has a good field of view
headset fit tightly to my face and was pretty immersive
Comfortable design: adjustable
soft and antimicrobial material
two control buttons enable a better interaction with the virtual reality
Users feedback are very positive
the comfortable design and the adjustable strap along
in-game action is smooth
s controllers are intuitive to use and easy to hold for long periods
The controllers are intuitive and easy to hold
of low cost
comfort
and adjustability

Gear VR only services a small selection of devices
the lenses would shift and cause me to be slightly more dizzy
repetitive gameplay felt boring
function buttons were not connected to the eye sliders
the device is really only as good as the apps that are available
a tight or rubbing sensation on the bridge of my nose
perform terribly well in this metric
VR is not a fashion statement
had zero issues with buttons being pressed accidentally
No cherry-picked units sent by manufacturers
some games might require additional equipment to run and not all will be compatible
There are no sharp corners or hard elements
Wearing glasses is not necessary when using the headset
Violet foam is denser than it looks
the image appeared to be slightly distorted
Expensive Google Cardboard headset
Too often VR headsets are made of hard plastic shells
the screen is just too small
too tight
or sitting in the incorrect spot
phone slid into the awaiting slot like a hand into a glove
the large
irregular polygon cutout
Cardboard lacks AR functionality
virtual reality content taxes those components more than watching a regular movie
it doesn t take much time to set up
the single controller was stuck in three degrees of freedom
spend at least three hours in each VR system myself
Quest 2 does not have built-in headphones
VR still had a learning curve at all

Merge - Video Reviews (3)

Merge Virtual Reality Headset Review, VR Headset For Under $60

Merge VR Goggles Review: High Quality Headset for Your Phone and Google Carboard

Merge VR Goggles - Full Specifications

Display source	Smartphone
Lens size	1.65 in

Height	4.02 in
Width	5.51 in
Depth	7.48 in
Weight	11.99 oz

Card reader integrated	no

Compatible OS	Android IOS

Position tracking	no
Front-Facing camera	yes
Headphone connection	External headphones required
Adjustable interpupillary distance	yes

Colour of product	Black
Body material	Foam

Powered by battery	no

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Merge VR Goggles Merge - Editorial Reviews (4)

3.4

Based on 4 reviews

TechGearLab

Published: 21.09.2017

Merge VR Review

3.8

If you are searching for a budget VR headset that is comfortable enough for frequent use, then look no further than the Merge VR. This headset is designed...