Micro Medical VF2000 VR visual field headset
Micro Medical

VF2000 VR Visual Field Analyzer

A bowl perimeter needs a dedicated room, a cooperative patient and a technician who can coach fixation. The VF2000 is a wearable VR headset that does threshold perimetry with the patient sitting wherever there is a chair, including a wheelchair, a hallway during a busy clinic, or a satellite office you visit twice a month. The patient is guided through the test by the headset itself, in their own language, so the test does not stall when your most experienced tech is on lunch. Micro Medical currently builds the VF2000 in two configurations, the G2 and the NEO, plus the G2-Lite 3.

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Practice Fit

Where the VF2000 Wins

The VF2000 earns its place on the strength of space, staffing and patient access rather than on raw specification.

Best Fit

Practices short on lane space, satellite and mobile clinics, low-vision and mobility-limited patients who cannot be positioned at a bowl, and offices where technician turnover makes repeatable perimetry hard.

Why This

The headset goes to the patient rather than the patient going to the instrument, and the test instructions come from the device rather than from your staff. For a practice adding perimetry for the first time, that removes both the room and most of the training burden.

Consider Instead

If your priority is structure-function correlation and progression analysis anchored to the fundus itself, look at the iCare COMPASS. It tracks the retina during the test and captures a confocal fundus image alongside the field. The two answer different questions, and some practices run both.

Model Comparison

G2, NEO and G2-Lite 3

All three run the full visual field protocol set. The differences are in the optics, the added screening tests and fixation monitoring.

Capability G2-Lite 3 G2 NEO
Threshold, static & kinetic VF protocolsYesYesYes
Neuro, ptosis, EstermanYesYesYes
Frequency doubling (FDT)YesYesYes
4K internal displayNoYesYes
Visual acuity, stereopsis, color, contrast screeningsNoYesYes
Active Eye TrackingNoNoYes
PupillometryNoNoYes

Capabilities as published by Micro Medical Devices, checked August 31, 2026. Configurations change; we will confirm the current build against your quote before you order.

Specifications

Coding and Purchase Notes

Visual field CPT codes
92081, 92082, 92083, as listed by the manufacturer
Color vision CPT code
92283, as listed by the manufacturer
Connectivity
Operates without a wired or wireless internet connection
Patient instruction
Self-guided, multiple languages
Manufacturer
Micro Medical Devices, Calabasas, California

Codes are reproduced from the manufacturer's published materials and are not billing advice. Confirm current descriptors, coverage and payer policy with your billing staff before relying on them. Micro Medical describes the VF2000 as compliant with ADA accessibility standards and states that eligible United States practices may be able to claim an ADA tax credit; whether your practice qualifies, and for how much, is a question for your tax advisor.

Specifications reproduced from the manufacturer's published materials and last checked on September 1, 2026. Configurations and specifications change; confirm against the current quote before you rely on them.

The Whitecotton Vision Advantage

What You Get Beyond the Box

Installed in Your Lanes

Delivery lands on your schedule, setup happens in your space, and your staff trains hands-on before the visit ends.

Practice Economics

Help working through equipment ROI, case volume and how a purchase fits the rest of the lane before you commit.

Direct Support

You reach Ryan directly. No call center, no ticket queue, no account manager you have never met.

See the VF2000 in your own lane

Talk to Ryan about which configuration fits your practice, and about a hands-on demo with your own patients.

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