Qande4X32 Tactical Rifle Scope with Red Laser Sight Red Illuminated Reticle Prism Optics Scope with 7 Brightness Levels Upgraded Buttons and Glass Etched Reticle Hunting Scopes for 20 mm Rail Mount

It's really durable & it's built 💪 the sight is clear as can be adjustable sight & laser highly recommend buying

I know the review title might seem a little contradicting, but this item is in fact a low budget optic, that is a bit overpriced in my opinion, and does work as advertised. The problem is that this item doesn't offer anything more than what other similar optics do, while being priced a lot higher. This particular optic has okay clarity, but is very bulky with the design that they used. Overall, okay for practice or plinking, but I wouldn't depend on it.

The 4X32 Tactical Rifle Scope with Red Laser Sight offers a solid combination of features for shooters looking to enhance their accuracy without breaking the bank.The 4X magnification provides a clear view of targets at medium range, making it suitable for hunting and target shooting alike. The red illuminated reticle with 7 brightness levels ensures visibility in various lighting conditions, allowing for quick target acquisition and precise aiming.One notable improvement is the upgraded buttons, which make adjustments easier and more intuitive, even when wearing gloves or in the midst of action. Additionally, the glass-etched reticle adds durability and reliability to the scope, ensuring consistent performance over time.Mounting the scope onto a 20mm rail is straightforward, and it stays securely in place during use, even with repeated recoil. This stability is essential for maintaining zero and confidence in shot placement.The inclusion of a red laser sight adds versatility to the scope, especially in low-light situations where traditional optics may struggle. While not as precise as the main scope, the laser provides a useful aiming aid for close-range engagements.Overall, the 4X32 Tactical Rifle Scope with Red Laser Sight offers practical features and reliable performance at an affordable price point. It's a solid choice for shooters looking to upgrade their setup without breaking the bank.

I thought I was going to get a really good scope. I did not.What I received is an overly complex device with too many functions and too much weight. The scope is low quality. This would be good for someone wanting to look cool. It is not what I want.

This scope (and laser) is a big beast, but it actually works quite well despite it's large size. Easy to mount and easy to use, including powering on & off. Optics are clear and bright and it is easy to zero and maintain it. Several trips to the range and it has shown no signs of wear or needing adjustments. Only wish was that it was just a tad less bulky, but it works amazingly for what it is!

So the product may be a bit overpriced but in the question of does it work yes it does. There is seven brightness levels to adjust and the optics work well. This segment is very competitive but this seems to do okay.

The optics are fairly clear, little distortion. This is a relatively inexpensive scope with laser. Fairly lightweight. Numerous brightness levels. All the standard Gary's of a tousled scope. What I didn't like is the fixed riser. It is not possible to switch out for a lower profile riser if so desired. You are stuck with the cantilever they provided.

Under the top foam they put the battery, instructions and cleaning cloth. The instructions are of little use. It took me a while to figure out how to turn off the Reticle. First the laser is bright and so is the reticle. You can adjust both so you're sighted in. The issue I had is the button markings are backwards. The down arrow is to turn on the Reticle and make it brighter. The up arrow is to make it dimmer and to turn off the reticle. As many times as you push the down arrow button (up to 8 times) you will need to do the same on the up arrow to turn the reticle off. Next the caps are used to adjust the reticle sight which is a handy feature. Lastly the focus ring. It would appear that the + & - ring would move and then the "O" would let you know you're back to zero, but that ring is fake. It does nothing. Only the outer rings is the focus.