A high quality red dot for your firearm that has an integrated laser. It has preformed flawlessly for me.I recommend it.

3 stars if not for the price.The price of this setup concerned me at first. It is A LOT of product for the price.I mounted to a pic rail. Zeroing was a bit different than other sights: adjusting elevation moves the entire platform (laser included), not just the red dot itself.But. Once I got it locked in it held zero for over 200 shots -- mission accomplished, what more do you want?This is advertised for Airsoft... I don't know how it would hold of in a firearm. On a Huben Gk1, which has quite a bit of kick in it's own right -- it worked fine.The viewfinder is massive, the optics are bright, there are multiple reticle styles. It has a laser!Only negatives: where you line up your eve can have a rather big impact on where you hit ... which kind of defeats the intend of a red dot sight ... However once I got used to it it was not a huge problem. But very important to understand beforehand.It is rather similar to lining up with iron sights, infact...Also had some issues with the batteries: 4 included, one corroded and dead, 1 died quickly, 2 still operating.If you're looking for something that gets you in the door cheap, and holds a zero ,- here you go. But there are some significant shortcomings.3 stars if not for the price.

This appear to be a great, versatile, precision instrument.My fault for not understanding that this is for an Airsoft pistol.So, since I do not own one of those, my review would not be useful to you aside from noting that this is for an Airisoft pistol.

I have a lot to say that's bad about this one, and a few positives as well.The very first time I attempted to operate the reticle selector, it broke instantly. I could feel it break inside by just trying to flip the switch. The detent for the selector was simply too strong for the tiny internal piece of plastic that was meant to select the reticle. I took it apart in hopes of finding a fix, but was not able to. I managed to put it back together with the reticle I want in place, but the selector is permanently destroyed.While I can't verify this because my selector is destroyed, I personally would re-verify your zero after changing your reticle. The way it is built means that unless everything is aligned perfectly from reticle to reticle, there might be some differences between them on their zeros. Again, I can't verify this but I highly suggest you don't assume all the reticles end up in the same exact location, or even that the same reticle will end up back where it had been before. They might- but verify it.The soldering job inside is shoddy and unprotected. Worse, sealing is non-existent throughout the entire device. If this gets wet at all, it's going to be just a matter of time before the solder just simply corrodes. The wiring is not well constrained, putting additional stress on the solder joints in a high-impact and high-vibration environment. In addition, if water gets into the reticle chamber (it's also not sealed) that has any contamination whatsoever, it will probably destroy the reticle screen. The red-dot's battery compartment has a rubber seal on the battery port, but there's a large hole on the other side for the wiring that's completely open- rendering the rubber seal painfully pointless. Everything about this thing is just begging to fail.There is noticeable parallax on the sides and top, starting about 1/2 of the way from the center of the objective lens to the edge. As long as you keep the dot close to the center or near the bottom it's somewhat minimal but not non-existent.On a neutral note: The laser is mounted on the side of the red dot scope, not the base. This means that as the red-dot is adjusted for elevation and windage, the laser will move along with it. Sight in your red-dot first, then the laser or it's pointless. If you ever adjust the red-dot, expect the laser to move too. This may be desirable for some, so I'm stating this as a neutral.What's good: It's very light weight and compact. The machining and finish look great. The objective lens is quite large, giving a very good viewing area. The side walls are very thin so your view is very minimally obscured.I would not trust this thing whatsoever on anything that I depended on. I MIGHT some day, if I have the time and energy, re-solder everything, put a protective coat on the PCB and wiring, constrain the wiring, and seal up what I can and then MAYBE it might be worth it. Unfortunately I don't play airsoft, because as-is this is probably half-decent for a toy. That's the only reason it gets more than a single star.

Very durable, metallic sights. The instructions do state that the batteries come pre-installed, however, they weren't, although it comes with plenty of batteries and more to spare, and takes less than a minute to install both. The whole device takes two, one for the laser, and one for the sight. The picatinny system is solid and confidence inspiring, with included hex wrenches. The sights are crisp, and the interchangeable reticle patterns add some nice versatility. Would recommend!

Got this and is better than expected. Really cool sight and can't wait to get it setup.

Open this up and installed in on my AR. I already have Iron sights on there so I used those to zero with and test. At first this was working great, got it all dialed and was happy. Took it out the next day and the reticle would not come on. I pulled battery, popped back in. Boom, it was working. Picked it up again to show my son, but this time, the reticle will not display. I'm going to mess with it and see if I can figure out why, but don't have the time at the moment. Either way, it's not working like it should, but it was good when it was working.Turned out that battery was toast. It came with extra's and that seems to be working, so i'm very happy.

Came in a nice box with everything you need, from allen wrench to batteries, cleaning cloth and more. Came with instructions and the green light is very bright. Very good quality materials. Batteries were a little confusing at first but overall this is a good quality sight for the money