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Osc Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5
It is the same mold as the HF Apache 9800 case. Went with this because I already had one 9800 case but didn't want to pay retail. This is slightly cheaper. I'm using it to store gear on my roof rack. Recommended.

2 years ago
AZ Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

This is great device. But unlike other trail cams I have used, the operating procedures are not simple. Lots of buttons and app commands. Works fine. But could be much easier to set up and run,

2 years ago
Denny Sawyer Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

A nice little package, right from the start. Comes in a padded case, should you ever want to swap it out, and you can easily pop out chunks of foam if you wanna use it for something else. As for the PEQ itself, It's a surprisingly compact unit. Only needs one CR123 battery, and seems to play nice with rechargeables. Light seemed a little dim at first, til I discovered the adjustment knob at the rear. Both the flashlight and laser can shine thru their lens covers, tho they'll obviously be brighter without them. The zeroing screws are tiny, but clicky, so it should keep a zero for airsoft purposes. The big pressure pad makes for easy on/off toggling, tho I wish they'd included some velcro or something for mounting. Can't speak too much for the IR laser, but it at least works (I have a VR headset with a passthrough that can see IR, so I can only guess if it'll work with actual night-vision). My only issue is that I wish companies would stop putting strobe functions on stuff like this. If you switch to the flashlight and hold the pressure pad (instead of double-tapping to switch the light on), it strobes. I'd rather just be able to hold the light on temporarily. The last setting on the knob is also a strobe function, but with the laser on. A toggle interrupt would be more useful for signaling. Still, a stylish and clever little box. Looking forward to seeing how it handles on the field.

2 years ago
Mackie Chapman Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

I could have used butcher paper and made just as good of a product. But I did not have to take the time to cut and mark the paper. I was just lazy. $$ value not worth it.

2 years ago
Jordanmb803 Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

Great first red dot. It’s simple to install and easy to use. I love the price and would recommend this product to friends buuuuutttt with that being said I do kind of wish I would have just saved up a little bit more money and got a better red dot.

It would be nice to have it auto turn on and off. It would also be nice to have longer battery life.

I also feel like the first 5 brightness notches are completely useless. Idk when I would ever use those setting because I can’t even see the dot in the dark on 5 and below.

I didn’t think turning the dial to turn it on would bother me but it actually does and I feel a little paranoid about the battery being dead when I go to use it.

2 years ago