MERGE AR/VR Augmented and Virtual Reality Headset Works with iPhone or Android (Moon Grey)

For a phone VR usage, tried several ones, but by far this is the best I ever tried. the rubber material makes it flexible for any phone size, the lense adjustability is so flexible for any eyes and phone size.

To be honest the product was very good, but one problem was that the AR and VR content on the internet is not performing the good quality of this product, there is not a lot of good sources to use this glasses on, but on more important thing is that I bought it from the “Mall of Sultan’s” seller and it was very smooth experience with this seller on amazon. Best Regards

You get more than what you paid with this, good quality materials.Seller sent item for delivery in same day

It’s ok

Bought for a Christmas present for my 9 year old son and he absolutely loves it. We have downloaded VR apps and he enjoys using it. Bundle with the merge cube and great STEM present.

image seems to be blurry, i have perfect eyesight but i wish there was an option to adjust the lens. i don't enjoy using it if it lowers the quality of the video played. without the headset, my phone shows a clear 4K video, but once i put on the merge, it looks like 360p resolution.

It says it’s glass wearer friendly, But in fact not at all.

If you're looking for a vr headset for a mobile phone then this might be the best that you'll be able to find. It might not be for everyone though. I have a standard iPhone 11 which has a 6.1" screen and it fits absolutely perfectly with no room to spare. Any model bigger than that won't fit.I've read the other reviews that say the product is simply made from foam but I think this is a misleading statement and makes this product sound cheap. Yes the material is soft but it's also firm, more so than say the ear pads on a set of high quality headphones like the $300+ Bose or Sony bluetooth noise canceling models.It seems to be really good material and most importantly, it's comfortable to wear. That's the problem with all the other vr headsets for phones you find on Amazon. They can be $20+ and made from hard plastic. And the material they use to cushion the bridge of your nose simply isn't good enough.There's also a lens adjustment to align them with the width of your eyes. There's no depth adjustment but I didn't find it necessary with my eyes. Once I got them adjusted to my width the image was good.Nice product overall. I paid $50 for mine which could sound steep but when you look at the other options that are only $20 cheaper, it starts to sound more reasonable.

1. The merge is very comfortable, pretty much worth the money. It fits tightly into your head too.2. Immersive count. I would give this a 8/10. Probably very bad but it’s actually very good.I thought I would see black borders around the lenses but I was wrong... unless you use vr mode on YouTube you’re ok. A small screen door effect but you can barely see it anyways...3. Lenses quality... the lens are the best, they are high quality and focuses on the image very well.Glasses do fit but only some. If you have glasses and they fit, I’d suggest you’d wear them with the headset, because my glasses don’t work at all with this headset. Conclusion: Great buy!