My Opinion on the fantastic Morph sticker pack
The bad reviews on this review section are only from 3 years ago when the sticker pack wouldn’t work and then people couldn’t uninstall it.
However, now it is a phenomenally useful sticker pack to have installed. It is a very cute collection, and it can help in crucial moments of a conversation.
I have used it little so far as you need the stickers to match the conversation and that isn’t possible a lot of the time, however this is a problem with many other sticker packs, too.
My favourite sticker is the “Ta-Da!” with Morph holding a thumbs up. It’s useful when you send a list or a video/photo you have created.
The only downside to the stickers is the coloured symbol/lines around Morph, which take away from the simplistic nature of Morph, and almost turn him into a cartoon.
The first sticker in the pack, for example; Morph smiling with blue and yellow lines around his head. The lines seem to form almost what can be made out as a halo, which might not be the message Aardman mantes the sticker to have or the message you want the sticker to have when you send it.
So overall, the lines don’t help the stickers, but the expressions do, which is my reasoning for a Five-Star Review!
However, now it is a phenomenally useful sticker pack to have installed. It is a very cute collection, and it can help in crucial moments of a conversation.
I have used it little so far as you need the stickers to match the conversation and that isn’t possible a lot of the time, however this is a problem with many other sticker packs, too.
My favourite sticker is the “Ta-Da!” with Morph holding a thumbs up. It’s useful when you send a list or a video/photo you have created.
The only downside to the stickers is the coloured symbol/lines around Morph, which take away from the simplistic nature of Morph, and almost turn him into a cartoon.
The first sticker in the pack, for example; Morph smiling with blue and yellow lines around his head. The lines seem to form almost what can be made out as a halo, which might not be the message Aardman mantes the sticker to have or the message you want the sticker to have when you send it.
So overall, the lines don’t help the stickers, but the expressions do, which is my reasoning for a Five-Star Review!
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