Customer Reviews With Photos

Obviously you wouldn't be buying this for a serious application, but as a dummy, this product is great. It has excellent presentation and the green light that turns on inside of the lens when you flip it down is what steals the show. I have tried another pair of dummy nods before and in that pair, you could not look through the lenses and see anything whatsoever. These ones you can, but obviously it is not great clarity. The biggest thing you can bash this product for is its cheap materials. Everything is pretty much made of plastic, but at this price point, you can't really ask for much more. When manipulating the different parts on this, you shouldn't have to force anything too hard or else you risk breaking it. If you find yourself pushing on something a lot, you are probably operating it wrong. Overall, this gets the job done for cosplay and basement larping for the poors. It is adjustable, flips up and down, allows you to see through them and mounts on actual hardware. Highly recommend.

I do a lot of backyard bird watching and wanted something a bit easier to use than binoculars for extended periods of time. The lens is clear and chromatic aberration is minimal but slightly present. Build quality is sufficient for my use and the scope feels solid. Tripod can be a bit wobbly at times but for simple daily use it works. Keep in mind that if you plan to use this scope outside a lot or on uneven surfaces, you might benefit from a separate video style tripod. The scope's focus and zoom rings are smooth and solid. They don't feel loose or have play in them and feel precise when trying to focus in on a target. All things considered I'm pretty happy with this scope.

Corroded and dented batteries. Laser is not visible. Sight is great tho.

This hard case for pistols works great & the perforated grid of foam makes it easy to cutout the right shape for your application. I intend to put an optic on my pistol, so I made sure to leave room above the slide to remove another 2 squares of foam when the time comes. Would recommend to a friend. Thanks for reading!

First, I only rate exceptional products as 5-Star products. 3 Stars is an average product that does what it is designed to do. I add a star for excellent value or excellent quality; for both, it gets 5 Stars. However, there is a bit of subjectiveness to this; an item may be rated as 5-Stars against similar items in its price range, but it would never stand a chance against a 3-Star item in a much higher price range. Initially, I did not have a lot of enthusiasm over this scope. When I got around to opening the box and setting it up for a day at the range, I was a bit surprised that the light transmission for this 25.4mm tub surprised me. I was expecting darkness to abound. In fact, light transmission, clarity and adjustability all scored well with my testing. By adjustability, I mean that I was able to use the ocular focus to easily adjust to my old eyes and then my wife, in turn, adjusted it to her needs. The setting did not move until physically moved by she or I. The Adjustable Objective also stayed put after being set and again I was really surprised at how clear and sharp the target was. It was tested on the 50 and 100 yard range. Now, I don't know how well it will hold up to centerfire rifle use over time, but it did just fine atop a 5.56x45mm Modern Sporting Rifle. I then moved it to a 10-22 and that is where it looked like it was at home and where it will stay. It does have an illuminated reticle but we did not use it. However, if anything occurs that reduces my confidence in this riflescope to perform as the plinker scope that it was designed as, I will definitely update this review. It is a 4-Star Scope when compared to others in the sub-$100 range.

I have owned 6 different trail cam brands and the Bushnell Aggressor was the standard for the first 5 particularly for detection and range. My primary use is for recording the nightly wildlife that visits my backyard feeders. I have found The Meidase P100 and S3 Pro and consistently detect and record 40% more and have an honest 100' detection range and 80' night illumination range. The field of view is considerably wider so although the view is wider subjects will appear a bit further away compared to the older cams. A trade off of the long distance night illumination is that some subjects close to the camera can appear a bit over exposed. I find this particularly true with foxes. I find the trade off worth it due to the huge volume increase in recordings and observable activity at a distance. I find daytime recording excellent and night time very good to excellent depending on distance and subject. Night vision at dusk/dawn maintains color well past the older cams and does not suffer from dawn/dusk white outs. As far as detection and recording performance the P100 and S3 Pro are identical but the P100 adds wifi connectivity and resolves some design usability issues with the S3 Pro. On balance I would rate performance excellent 5 stars. Detection is so good I never enabled the side sensors. The Meidase menu system is excellent and includes operation hours which was important for my situation. It is also the first cam I have owned that correctly observes Daylight Savings Time. The 512GB SD card capacity is not only convenient but the cost efficiency over 32GB cards will eventually pay for the camera. It has a bottom tripod mount. CORRECTION The rear has belt lugs and cable lugs. I was thinking of my S3 Pro which lacks cable lugs. The wifi feature is a big plus for both viewing and changing settings. Initially connection was problematic but has been fixed with a recent update to the app and is much improved. A small stub antenna probably 3dbi was supplied and initially experiencing connection issues replaced it with an Eightwood 9dbi antenna that has worked well on my security cams. The connection problem has been resolved via software but the bigger antenna while not very stealth does give better range so I leave it on. The initial Bluetooth connection works 60' line of sight through a window and wifi 80' thru 2 walls. Lastly but importantly I had the opportunity to require customer service when one of my new S3 Pros proved to not be water tight leading to failure. First I tried contacting Meidase via ngclab.com's messaging system without response but when contacting [email protected] as per their web site response was immediate and after illustrating the problem over several emails, ngclab.com delivered a new camera a day and a half later. This was one of the best customer service interactions I have ever experienced and I have to commend Meidase. Interestingly it appears they listen to their customers and improve their products accordingly. The P100 wifi enabled cam remedies almost all my usability/convenience concerns with S3 Pro. I would consider both these Meidase cams a price performance leader and highly recommend them. The P100 is now my go to cam. 5 stars

I recently picked up this 2-pack of 4G LTE cellular trail cameras, and they have been a fantastic addition to my outdoor setup. The fact that they work without Wi-Fi and connect directly to the cellular network is a game changer. The setup was straightforward, and I really appreciated the included SIM card with free trial data to get started. The video quality is excellent — the 2K resolution captures clear and detailed footage, even in low light. The no-glow infrared lights are a great touch, providing crisp night vision without scaring off wildlife. Plus, the wide 120-degree view covers a large area, so I never miss any movement. The solar panel and long-lasting battery make these cameras incredibly low-maintenance. After a few weeks of unpredictable weather, they’re still running strong. I also love the instant notifications through the app. It’s easy to check in on the live feed or view recordings right from my phone. For anyone into wildlife observation, hunting, or even just monitoring property, these cameras are a solid choice. They’re reliable, durable, and offer great peace of mind. Definitely worth it!

This solar based trial camera works pretty well. This design and sturdy body is wonderfully designed. The solar panel is sleek and well made. The camera quality is good and takes nice pictures. It comes will all necessary accessories to mount this camera. The instruction booklet explains on who to setup and use this camera. Overall a good trail camera with good features.

Great camera for whatever you need it for , it will get the job done. Great camera quality even in the dark. Everything is easy to assemble with easy to follow instructions. Multiple ways to hang the camera , also has a super long charging cord attached to solar panel making it easy to put where ever you need.

I think the previousreviews are pretty unfair. Especially the guy that said it won't fit revolvers. I mean it was never pictured with revolvers. Any reasonable person would know it wouldn't. I mean they have spots for mags. Not circular spots for speed loaders. Come on. Use common sense. I will say I was surprised when I tried a glock with a light and it fit just fine. But on the other end of the spectrum it wouldn't fit my Dan Wesson 1911 with a 6in barrel. Nor did I really expect it too. I could carve out a mag spot and it would fit just fine but I got so many pistols that it's not a big deal. Nice product. Even came with a desicant slot and desicant to fit. Good product!

This is a great little safe for anyone looking for something that will hold one large gun and a few mags, a few medium sized guns, or even just small personal belongings. This safe is very easy to setup and only takes a minute or two to setup fingerprint and code. I will be posting videos in the next day or two so people can rely on those for trouble shooting or if they just don't like reading lol. I highly recommend this safe to anyone with a smaller budget but still want their gun safe away from kids eyes and also have easy access for yourself if ever need be. I have no real complaints about this safe other than some personal preferences but dont change my view on the safe any to leave a different review. First preference would be that the light is centered on safe or even two lights instead of the one light on right side. The other is the battery cover. Easy as can be to take off but took a minute to get it back on but other than that no complaints. A few little side notes: I used Harbor Freight batteries for photos which I recommend you DO NOT use! It's the only batteries I could find. Make sure to use good quality batteries so battery life is longer. For those wondering the guns used in photos that's a Glock 19, Taurus G2C, and a Ruger LC9S. All fit with a little room to spare.

Honestly surprised by these, they were easy to set up and get going. The ability to go from standard to HD photos/videos is pretty cool. They didn’t take long to charge and when you pair it with the solar panel which even works on cloudy days the charge holds really well. The subscriptions are a little pricier than your average trail cameras but definitely worth it. You also have the ability to connect to the live view of the camera and listen and speak through the it like a security camera.

This is a high quality key and digital number password locking small gun or valuables safe that has a biometric option for added security. It is rather heavy weighted carbon steel for it's size, with a strong spring steel mechanism. It might be very difficult to break into from my perspective. Be cause of the weight I think a thief might think twice before a " snatch and grab" of this safe. At night backlit button makes password entry easier. "Inside case" light has reasonable brightness in order to see safe contents. Has USB charging with displayed time and battery level. I would recommend this as a high quality value priced safe.

Well, this bipod is really a mix-and-match copy-and-paste from two other well-known bipod brands - Magpul and Atlas. The legs design is obviously copied from Magpull and the base and the legs locking mechanism is copied from Accushot. It uses Magpull's patented "M-LOK" attachment system, which they call "Mlok" probably to avoid paying licensing fees. In any case, it locks on M-LOK rail perfectly. It feels like a good sturdy bipod in general. Legs rotate in both directions forward and backward and, to my surprise, you can even open them at 45-degree position as well! Not as good as AccuShot that has middle-point 30 and 60 degree positions, but at least something. Once legs are open, they feel sturdy enough to sustain a firearm kickback, but there is still a slight play. The bipod can be rotated a full 360 degrees if you loosen the knob at the bottom and can be tilted left and right too. The problem with tiling is that it’s not smooth, you sort of have several distinct tilting angles and cannot set any angle. I don’t know why they did it this way, but it’s frustrating and makes this feature almost useless. Legs extension works very well, it's snappy and easy to use - just press the button and pull the leg to desired length. Legs have rubber feet on their ends, no option swap them for spikes or something else though. Overall, I like this bipod. The quality seems to be satisfactory. Its combination of Magpul and Atlas bipods best design features into their own unique product is interesting, but I'm not a big fan of "copylefting". However, I'm questioning the cost, which at this moment is around $57. It's much lower than Altas charges for their AccuShot, but compared to Magpul, which is about $30 more, I would probably choose the battle-proven US-made Magpul. Plus, it has a few design flaws like absence of 30–60-degree leg position, and weird tilting fixed in several angles only. Though I must say that so far it has worked very well for me. I give it 4 stars at that time and think it's a quality budget bipod. Pros: 1. Sturdy and rigid construction. 2. Bipod can rotate 360 degrees or be locked in place. 3. Bipod can be tilted left and right to adjust angle. 4. Legs length can be easily and smoothly adjusted. 5. Legs can swivel (close) in both directions. 6. Weighs 313 grams, practically the same as Magpul. Cons: 1. Legs can be locked in a 45-degree position only, not 30-60 positions. 2. You can tilt the bipod only at specific angles, not smooth motion. 3. Legs swivel lock has some play in it and is not dead-fixed.

Added an additional safe wall storage rack & a couple of puck lights & it's perfect, the keypad lock works perfectly everytime. No complaints.