CVLIFE Reflex Sight, 1x28x40mm Red Dot Sight, 4 Adjustable Reticles Sight for 20mm Picatinny Rail, Red Dot Optics, Absolute Co-Witness

I recently made my first budget-rifle purchase and I didn't want to spend a ton kitting it out. Not only does it look legit, it feels and operates legit too. Super easy to zero in and hold. For a budget red dot this thing out-performs the price. The first time I used it I was pretty confused by the dimness of the dot. Only after did I realize I was in fact the dim one because it has 8 different brightness levels on top of the 4 selectable red-dots.Between this and the 2-point sling, they have a loyal customer.

Got 2 - one for my 22 and another for my AR. Both were extremely easy to throw on, sight, and they have both held zero, at least for about 500 rounds each. I Initially got one for my 22 since I didn't want to ball out on an expensive one for something I'm just plinking with, but I was impressed enough by it, its construction, and ease of use, especially as a newer shooter, that I got the second for the AR. I haven't messed around with the other reticles other than the dot, but the brightness settings are great to dial in what works best for you! I can't speak to how much it holds its own against more well known sights, but - for under $35, it's an easy buy, and I would 100% do it again.

This is a decent looking, metal red dot sight with different light levels, several reticles, and a pretty crisp image. The main question on a red dot this cheap is whether it can hold up to recoil or if it's simply an airsoft toy.After some testing on a fairly light kicking 9mm carbine, it's holding true and not giving up the ghost yet. I've only run a few magazines through, but it seems to be durable enough inside and out for at least lighter rounds.The brightness is good and the different reticles are great options to have. There's a little fuzziness, but they're still pretty crisp overall and plenty good for the price.Parallax is noticeably problematic and the point of impact changes wildly based on where your eye is, even when keeping the sight fixed in place. Keeping a consistent cheek weld is necessary for decent accuracy. This is a major flaw keeping it from any long distance precision shooting - but with that said, I still saw a marked increase in accuracy and speed at 25 yards over iron sights. At least from my testing, this flawed red dot is still noticeably better than no red dot, and the price is tough to beat!

Sighted easily with a bore sight then took it to the range for an easy zero.

No issues easy to dial in

The media could not be loaded. It’s ok for the price. Becomes inaccurate as you get to the top half and the upper corners.In the video, the green dot is a boresight laser and the firearm is not being touched at all. You can see it’s pretty accurate at the bottom half and to the bottom left and right corners. But it’s very inaccurate in the top half especially the top right and left. Overall it’s fine for the money (~$30). Build quality is good. I like the buttons and different reticle options and brightness settings. I think this would be better suited for airsoft vs use on a firearm to be honest. But it’s ok

Can't tell you enough how nice this sight is. Built tough, easy to install and adjust, looks and fits great on the gun, sight is super bright and it holds a zero with whatever I do.

Optic clairty. Double image in all sight patterns. Can’t call them for communication. I assume they will replace it. First one was fine. This one not. I have another on order and will receive it today. I’ll be leaving a review on that one. Just got the second one. Same thing . Halo and double image even on low brightness settings.