Reviews & Ratings for SIG SAUER ROMEO-X Compact 1x24mm Reflex Red Dot Sight — 27 reviews — Page 1

Great dot. Holds zero after a few thousand rounds of 9mm.

I bought this for an Sig p322 . Easy installation , had no issues with the screws . Well made with a little larger window than the Holosun red dots . The built in rear sight is a great idea . Side mounted battery is good feature too . I gave the review 5 stars because I’m only going to use this for a range gun . I would not use this or any micro red dot for a self defense weapon . The window is just too small . Dot acquisition in a stressful situation would be difficult or at least more time consuming . Iron sights would be way quicker . Some people would argue that you could train for that but I think the majority of people would prefer irons on their sub compact carry gun . Keep it simple .

This sight fit my gun perfect! It’s slick . Hoping to take it out and sight it in this weekend, but I think it’s going to be windy and rainy. Was super easy to install

The fit is great and everything works as advertised.

This red dot is the perfect design for the p365. No surprise there. If you're looking for an optic for a compact don't miss this one. Super clear glass and a clean dot. The circle dot model can view bothe the circle dot or just the dot. Definitely the way to go.

Sig needs to get it's act together on QC. Mounted to specs all looked good. Took it out of the safe a few days later.No dot thought might be battery. But noticed red light coming from some where dot was shining on top of the inner shroud.

I was super excited to get a fully enclosed optic that fit the RMSc footprint on my micro nine, but unfortunately, my example was a bad one. The unit would randomly power off when adjusting reticle brightness, even with a brand new battery. There was an odd, blurry, blue color around the outer half of the entire window (but not on the reticle itself), so this was not a notch filter you might find on typical optics. And then, there was the fact that the glass itself was visibly distorted, leaving your circle-dot more of an oval-dot.

The icing on the cake was the fact that it didn’t even come with mounting screws, wrenches, or a battery. When I contacted Sig (twice) they only sent the wrenches, which I didn’t really need, to be honest. And still no mounting screws! Luckily, Optics Planet made the return easy, which I appreciate. Great service by OP, but a disappointing product from Sig.

Great optic, seems very robust and made of quality materials, red dot is bright and functions well

Mounted this on my Shield 9mm nice snug fit no issues untill about 50 rounds in and the Dot turned off for me. For a CCW sight, this made me suspect about to do for training and using it as an opportunity to go to Irons and continue. Next shot, it came back on. 100 rounds later happened again. This time, it was off for about two shots before it came back on. Confirmed the cap was tight, so I removed the cap to make sure nothing was in the way of the battery. Everything was fine, so it was reinstalled and continued and happened again. Contacted Sig that day, and they got with me the following day with warranty orders ready to go, and I shipped it that day. If this fixes the issue, i will change this to a 5 star not only for the sight bit for less than 24 hr respose and warranty set up. Yeah, I may have to wait 2-4 weeks to get it back, but dealing with some companies before it takes like 3 business days and back and forth to have something set up. Took 2 emails, customer service warranty department, TOP NOTCH! If your not using this with a SIG you will need to get your own screws. And not a big deal as I knew but you can not lock the brightness setting.

I chose the Romeo X over the EPS Carry due to Sig’s lifetime warranty. Also the brightness buttons are better protected from accidental changes. The glass is a bit better as well. I have both and I think the Sig is a better optic. It cost about $100 more than the Holoson but I believe it is worth it.