VISM DELTA Illuminated 4x30 Scope with White & Red Navigation Lights (Color: Black / P4 Reticle)

"Exceptionally awesome scope! Eye relief is perfect with a clear sight picture being obtained the instant you bring it up to bear on top of being lightweight, easy to mount and easy to calibrate. The buttons are a bit mushy but it is nothing to bring the performance of the scope down. All in all 5/5 and I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a reasonably priced airsoft scope for the field.

"I love this optic I use it on my sage international m14 ebr and it works so well
Pros
-no Allen key requirement
-illuminated scope with variable brightness witch is always a plus
- light weight
-durable
-futuristic look
- quick to sight a target as in no black is scope like at all when aiming down it
- comes in a carrying case or bag and scope caps
- comes with battery's
Cons
-Lights are a cool addition but are not bright,
-This is a really bulky optic

"A very good optic. The biggest problem is eye relief is pretty close, which can cause issues if you prefer tour stock at full length

"The illumination is pretty good and the crosshairs keep zeroed in. I like how it runs on AA batteries because they are very easy to find and not too expensive. It is a bit bulky and heavy but it will most likely not break unless you hit it very hard. This scope is good for the price.

"Pros:

- excellent illuminated reticle with clear magnification

- good eye relief

- does not fog and scope lens is very durable

- easy to mount/remove (no need for allen wrenches)

- great looks if your into futuristic-looing scopes (look greats on my G36)

Cons:

- dismal LED navigation lights

- battery compartment, especially the (+) terminal, is too tight. It's difficult to close the (+) battery compartment cap.


Verdict:

Definitely the best bang for the bucks for a magnified illuminated scope. Just don't expect too much on its LED lights in night games.

"Pros:
-Looks cool.
-Compact.
-Finger adjustable turrets. But mushy clicks.
-Durable

Cons:
-Very small field of view.
-Poor eye relief - about 2.5”.
-Heavy for its small size and not having variable zoom - about 1lb 3.2oz with batteries.
-Nav lights are really dim and only useful for seeing things close by like the ground or walls in pitch black, and give away your position.
-2x AA batteries easy to replace but add weight when 1x CR2032 would work fine if it didn’t have “nav lights”.
-Reticle illumination isn’t very bright in daylight conditions.
-Expensive for what you get.

It’s a cool looking scope and it’s compact but that’s about it. It’s almost as heavy as a full sized scope or LPVO with no added benefit other than looks and size. Given the option, I wouldn’t buy this again. I don’t even use it. Its not worth the price IMO. For about the same price you could get a nice 2-7x32 illuminated scope with a wide FOV, excellent eye relief and crystal clear lens, and it probably wouldn’t weigh much more. I got a Monstrum and it’s worlds better than this. The small FOV, weight and short eye relief of this scope is uncomfortable. If you must have a 4x non variable optic, there are better options. Only get this for looks, if you don’t care about weight or variable zoom and need a compact scope, but I think there are better options.