Merge: Connect Android Watches

Name: Merge: Connect Android Watches
Rating: 3.4 (320 reviews)
Author: Merge Labs Ltd

By: Merge Labs Ltd

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Features & Capabilities

Merge connects Wear OS to iPhone, delivering iPhone notifications on your watch, the ability to take calls, health data sync to Apple Health, playback control, and seamless contacts syncing right from your wrist.

Designed for quick setup and a secure Bluetooth connection, Merge focuses on privacy while expanding the Wear OS experience on iPhone. Some features require an active subscription, with a 14-day free trial.

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By:

Merge Labs Ltd

Rating:

3.40

(320)

Version:

2.0.21 Last updated: 2026-04-16

Version code:

884515694

Creation date:

2024-12-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

33.20MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-09

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 107,641 ▼ 49

Other rankings

#75 in android keyword 34 ▲

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Developed by:

Merge Labs Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/merge-connect-android-watches/id6698894276

Website:

https://www.merge.watch/

User Reviews

The app is praised for bridging Wear OS and iOS and working when set up correctly, and it’s seen as better than the Bridge app. However, many reviews hinge on a costly subscription, flaky connections, battery drain, and weak support, with onboarding sometimes confusing or misleading.

Pros

Seamless Wear OS to iOS integration and effective watch-Phone bridging.
When configured correctly, the app connects and works as advertised.
Step-by-step setup guidance helps users get started.
Some users view the app as valuable with ongoing updates.

Cons

High subscription cost (around $60/year) and recurring fees.
Unstable connections / frequent disconnections between devices.
Significant battery drain on the connected watch.
Poor or unresponsive customer support or contact options.
Pricing and onboarding can be misleading or not upfront about costs.

Recent reviews

I tried to connect my galaxy watch 7 and the subscription was 60$ a year. This makes it a money drain when I could just get an apple watch or an android phone. I don’t know who’s paying for such limited connectivity but they can’t be too bright lol. If it was way cheaper I would probably bite. Sad