The thing with any optic is, it's not what's on the outside that matters. It's the stuff you can't see that makes the difference between low and high quality. It might look tough on the outside, but that doesn't mean the lenses are installed properly or the electronics are durable.

If you're on such a tight budget that you're trying to find the best $20 optic, stick with the products that have already been tested by others. Otherwise, you'll spend $20 on this optic and then $40 when that one breaks and then $80 on another when you finally realize that's what you should have bought in the first place. Save $60 and buy the $80 one in the first place.

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