Evike Panorama Red / Green Dot (Type: Warfare Reticle / Tan)

"Very nice sight. I have had no issues with it in daylight.
Parallax error is minimal.

1st time out took a bb and cracked the glass, arghhh!
So beware, you may want to get a protector....

Even better would be if they designed a removable/replaceable clear shield into the sight,
that does not break with bb hits.

"Great sight overall but not great for out doors I have had this sight for over 6 month and it has not made a single dent, evn when I dolphin dive into orone on the field
PROS:
●full metal
●low profile
●great durabilty
●easy to aim through sight
●very accurate

CONS:
●hard to see in bright daylight even with a fully charged battery

"just bought this, and it's perfect for a beginner sight. Easily adjustable, although in the dark the reflection of glass makes it so you can't see through it. MAKE SURE YOU BUT THE PROTECTOR! I didn't yet but last weekend I saw some ones get shot out...

Pros:
. Very easy to sight in
. Multiple reticles, all are very crisp and classy
. Strong build

Cons:
.almost unusable in dark

No other cons, I would give this an 8/10 and it's a great optic buy to see if you like red dot sights.

"This is a great Red Dot sight. It is very well constructed out of full metal. it also looks very professional, sporting the words "Warfare Edition" on the side. this sight is adjutable and also comes with a rubber lens cover. My only gripe is that the reticles aren't clear at all unless your outside...otherwise they are very blurry.

pros:
full metal
looks great
reticles are awesome
batteries are cheap (i got an extra pack of 5 for 3 bucks)
comes with two batteries
Very well constructed
three brightness levels on green, three on red.

cons:
I originally thought the reticles were all terrible because i was looking at them without natural light. they are only clear if you've got natural light around.
Red is much brighter than green...not necessarily a con just wierd (it's usually vice versa)
If you've got anything directly behind the red dot (like iron sights) it makes it hard to switch reticles...but you jus need one rail between the red dot and whatever's behind it (this only really affects guns with small rail space)

Great buy. there's better stuff out there, but hey, it's only $50.
Bottom line: Buy it.

"Ok sight. Nothing special about it.

"Honestly, this red dot isn't that bad. When I got the sight the whole thing was listing off to the left while attached to the rail. Already having an item in RMA hands, I didn't wanna hurt myself again by returning the item. Zeroing in the sight will take some time but well worth it on the field. The red dot itself does not move but the top portion moves and you adjust it with a hex key.

Pros
-Accurate as long as you zero it in correctly
-Nice look on the gun
-Gives you a Call of Duty feel with the special reticles
-Full Metal

Cons
-Lists off to the side (might just be mine)