Testseek.co.uk have collected 19 expert reviews of the Acer AH100 Mixed Reality Headset and the average rating is 71%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Acer AH100 Mixed Reality Headset.
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The editors liked
Easy to set up
Excellent image quality
Great value
Accessible PC VR
High resolution lenses
No external sensors needed
No fuss setup
Cheaper than competitors
Low hardware requirements
High resolution display
Easy setup
Inside-out tracking
Retro chic design
Sharp display
The editors didn't like
Cliff House interface is annoying
SteamVR support not ready
Mixed Reality lacks software
Design can impact viewing quality
Controller tracking can be spotty
Software lineup is lacking
Uncomfortable
Limited game selection
Not price competitive
Unintuitive controllers
£400 is too expensive for a Windows Mixed Reality headset
Published: 2018-02-21, Author: Roland , review by: Theinquirer.net
Retro chic design, easy setup, sharp display
£400 is too expensive for a Windows Mixed Reality headset, plasticy build, LCD panel isn't as vibrant as OLED, Rating:
The Acer Windows Mixed Reality headset is a solid virtual reality headset with integrated sensors and decent motion controllers. A sharp display and accurate movement tracking are only let down by the lack of 'mixed reality' content available through Micr...
High resolution display, Easy setup, Inside-out tracking
Uncomfortable, Limited game selection, Not price competitive, Unintuitive controllers
Not right now. The Oculus Rift is clearly a better pick. It's the same price, it's a better headset, it has better software, it's much more pleasant to use and, perhaps most importantly, it's more comfortable. Windows Mixed Reality might be a worthy inves...
Accessible PC VR, High resolution lenses, No external sensors needed,
Mixed Reality lacks software, Design can impact viewing quality, Controller tracking can be spotty
Acer gives us a decent first glimpse into the Windows Mixed Reality ecosystem with an affordable, plug-and-play HMD. The platform needs a lot more games, and they're on their way, but until that happens the Oculus Rift can be picked up for the same price...
Published: 2017-11-03, Author: David , review by: stuff.tv
Easy to set up, Excellent image quality, Great value
Cliff House interface is annoying, SteamVR support not ready
Of the headsets that I've tried, the Dell Visor is arguably a tiny bit more comfortable to wear, and it's currently a touch cheaper, too. As a result, it's the headset that I'd buy, but it's a very close-run thing, and the Acer Mixed Reality Headset hits...
Published: 2017-04-28, Author: Joe , review by: techradar.com
Without making much judgment not knowing its price, the Acer HMD is the sharpest and lightest HMD we've tested yet. With the potential to cost $200 left than a Rift, Oculus and HTC better think of something -- and fast...
Relatively affordable for a tethered headset, Comfortable, Easy to set up, No external sensors or beacons needed
Camera-based position tracking isn't quite as responsive as sensor/beacon-based tracking, SteamVR compatibility is buggy, Windows Mixed Reality library is small compared with SteamVR and Oculus Rift
The first Windows Mixed Reality VR headset we've tested, the Acer AH101-D8EY offers strong, affordable hardware for a platform that still has a lot of rough edges to smooth...
Lightweight, Visor can pop up when you're wearing it, Works with SteamVR
Feels like a budget device, even though it costs $400, Middling screen quality, Narrower field of view, Uncomfortable
Side by side, Samsung's and Acer's offerings seem like textbook examples of what to do, and what to avoid, when making VR headsets. The HMD Odyssey is comfortable, well-built and makes virtual reality seem incredibly immersive. Acer's, meanwhile, is none...
Published: 2017-11-02, Author: Miroslav , review by: laptopmedia.com
Abstract: A few days back, Microsoft released the latest Fall Creators Update for Windows 10 which brings a ton of new features. One of the features that are of particular interest to our review is the new platform called “Windows Mixed Reality”. What this platform...
Colorful, lightweight design, Compatible with a large number of systems, Doesn't need external sensors,
Apps and games are lacking, Noticeable visual difference depending on the system, Costs the same as the Oculus Rift,
The Acer Window Mixed Reality AH101 Headset offers an easy plug-and-play setup and a comfortable design, but it suffers from a small selection of apps, along with some tracking issues...
