Reviews & Ratings for VISM ECO Prismatic 4X Scope w/Laser & NAV LED — 14 reviews — Page 1

I expected something more gimmicky, that I purchased just for esthetics. But the more I use it, the more impressed I am with its utility. So far, it holds zero well, ranging is pretty straight forward, and is fairly easy to use. If there is one thing I could have on a wish list, it would be to have the ability to remote activate the laser and the light (the light I would probably never use anyway, but it would be nice). Optics are clear. Power drain isn't bad. Could use better buttons for bigger "meat hooks", but that's just comfort once you train a little more for operation. Still have to test for durability, however. Not sure how it does with water yet. Good for what it's doing now, but I need to bang it around a bit to see if it's meant for the field or should stay at home....

Just spend a little more and get an LPVO light didn't work eye relief is not good and laser didn't work

Where to start?

Unfortunately, the only thing good about this optic was the price, the look, and the solid feeling of the primary housing. The main 4x optic is not clear and is very particular about eye relief. The "crosshairs" are very difficult to focus on and when the illumination is turned on you lose background visibility as the optic housing gathers a large amount of the blue LED light and throws it into your face, marking you as a target (I'll admit that I really liked the blue color). When you use in a dark room, you can see every imperfection in the glass.

The top red dot is worth $10 tops and is not water resistant (it never claimed to be but who shoots in perfect weather all the time) even remotely (it looks and feels so cheap you could sneeze at it and it would break), the thing had exposed wiring and when I mounted it you could move the switch around the housing. No rubber covers on anything. No sealed LED.

The integrated laser is nice and bright, but I'm not sure what you would be using the red or white single LED to illuminate given it uses a 4x lens and the LED's barely let you see across the room. The optic tries to be too many things at the same time, making for a barely functional combination of all the pieces.

This is not something I would buy again for 50 bucks, let alone 200 and change, except to give to children for their toys.

Waste of $200, product is cheap, not a clear picture. Small green dot on top fell apart, doesn't stay zeroed! I knew I should have went with Vortex! Green laser won't adjust! Would highly advise against purchasing anything from NcSTAR, I should have known better!

Packaged very well and seems like it is built good. However, the crosshairs were barley visible and when illuminated it was helped to see center but completely blurry. Contacted NcStar and the guy said it looked fine but I could send it in for the warranty.

A little heavier than I expected, and some assembly required. Laser appears to be dead on with scope. I have as yet to go to the range to sight it in. The green laser is bright. The red and white lights are sufficient in the dark. Optics appear to be good. The green dot on top is useful and the peep sight can be relocated to be used also.

Scopes reticle illumination looks like just a blue large blurry spot, absolutely useless.
Reticle itself looks good, green laser works good, white/red light lamp works (not bad not good, just the same as a regular light in a phone).

Bought this for an AR project and have used it a few times now so no longer term info here. Zeroed without issue. Do have problems turning it on at times but usually my fingers hitting more than one button at a time. Eye relief could be a few inches longer but the quick release is very nice.

I've had this sight system on my AR-15 SPR for over a year and Wow! Clear optics, reliable, easy to use and stays zeroed when removed and replaced. It literally has everything. Your iron sights are on top, laser sighting, etched glass reticle which illuminates for low light and is adjustable. Then is has a low level LED light in white or red that gives you just enough light to clear a room or navigate in a pinch without highlighting yourself. What else do you need. I'm still on the original set of batteries. In case you can't tell I love this system. It's a small package that gives you everything. At half the money of the military ACOG's and more features it's a no brainer to me!

So this looked neat and was packaged very well. Recticle looked nice. That's as far as I got. None of the electronic functions worked. Bad news for an illuminated reticle and laser light combo. The battery compartment looked shotty at best with nearly stripped thread cap to close it. Total bust.