Cyelee WOLF0 Micro Reflex Red Dot Sights with Shake Awake (for RMR Pistol Cut) 3 MOA Reticle

I have this mounted on one of my taget pistols, and it works great. Holds zero and was easy to zero in. Great sight for price.

Bright and adjustable, sturdy, and the included literature + mounting hardware makes installation a breeze. I also appreciate that Cyelee’s packaging includes information for users who may have astigmatism. Shake awake also performs flawlessly, and not once has it failed to engage when drawn from a holster. Overall, I’m impressed with Cyelee and the Wolf 0! 👍🏼👍🏼

For the money, this seems to be an excellent choice for a plinker. Build quality seems good, buttons are a good size and responsive, dot is crisp and clear, full-sun bright, and one of the better ones I've looked through as someone with astigmatism. Housing isn't as robust around the lens as something like a 407K, 407C/507C, but is beefier than something like a Vortex Venom. Parallax/image shift seemed on par with or better than a 507C when looking at them back to back from slight viewing angles.However, the red lens coating makes for TERRIBLE reflections. If there is a rear light source, the red tint reflects off the smooth battery cover and optic body making a very large, distracting red reflection - not desirable when you want your optic to effectively "disappear" so that only the dot is visible when target-focused.If they could do something about that lens coating, it would be in the running for best dot at that price point. Even a matte finish or serrations on the battery cover/interior of the optic body would probably do the trick.

I went to the range about two weeks ago, and tried out the Cyelee red dot on my Glock 19. Went through about 200 rounds, so far the red dot has held up well. I even brought the Trijicon red dot to compare. Surprisingly, Cyelee one was doing fine so far. It fit my RMR cut perfectly, so I didn't have to install any new plate or adapter. The only feature I didn't really test out was the Shake N Wake because I was at an outdoor range, and it was pretty sunny outside. All I had to do was zeroing the red dot, and it hit the target about 15 yards away. I did have to play around with the elevation. The aluminum housing was tough because I did intend to hit it against a bench a few times. The screws came loose a tiny bit but I could fix it in no time with my Allen keys.I like the 10-level brightness settings, and did set it at a brightest level since we were shooting under a hot sun above 100 degrees. The dot was still visible when I stared at it after a few minutes. The wide FOV is also good at acquiring my targets very quickly. I just replaced the battery and found the top cap quite helpful since I don't have to take off the red dot and placed the battery on the bottom like the Trijicon RMR. I don't know if Cyelee plans to make a red dot with a circle around it like the Holosun 507C since I found that feature perform very well on my rifles.I consider giving the Cyelee to my wife to install on her Glock 17 for home defense. So far I am happy with the product. Look forward to new products from the company. Also thanks to Sean, the owner, to reach out to me to request my review. I will use it more at the range, probably put it through more torture test and abuse to see how far it can go.

Don't waste your money. I never shot my gun with this sight on it and it simply stayed on my hip holster the entire time it was on my gun. The lense is scratched severely already. I contacted Cyelee customer service to which they did not respond until the next day. When they did respond, they requested pictures of the sight, which I immediately sent to them. I then did not hear from them again until another day later. They tried to tell me that it looks like brass from firing the gun hit the sight and this would be a problem with any sight I put on it. They refuse to fix or replace the sight. This sight was too expensive for the poor quality and even more poor customer service. Do yourself a favor and go with an actual reputable optics dealer like Holosun or Vortex. Avoid these generic optics companies if you don't want to waste your money.Update: After informing the "customer service" at Cyelee that i would be changing my review since they would not honor the warranty, this is the response I received from their keyboard warrior, Tyler.From Tyler at Cyelee-That's not normal, wear and tear isn't part of any companies warranty and giving us an ultimatum doesn't change out answer. It doesn't seem like you were listening, if the item is replaced the same issue would happen again it doesn't matter that it's not from bullets. We also don't take abuse from customers and in 3 years of doing support we have never had a single person with your complaint nor with the disgusting attitude to try to blackmail us over nonsense.Don't bother messaging us again for any reason. Like I said, normal wear and tear isn't part of any companies warranty, you don't get to have us sell you a product at the lowest margin then come here and think you will force us to get your way. Enjoy paying more for the same product and same service elsewhere.-TylerCyelee Optics Customer SupportKeep in mind that i simply said i was going to change my review on amazon about them since they didn't want to honor their warranty. Amazon needs to remove this company from their platform.

Seems to be well built. Holds zero. I put on a Canik TP9sfx and had to get (2) 4-40 x.5" screws to mount it. This comes with 10 sets of screws but the 4-40's it comes with are a little too short.