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Style: XPS3-2
Features
- EOTECH XPS3-2 - Holographic Weapon Sight in black with 68MOA ring & (2) 1 MOA dot reticle
- Night Vision Compatible - Works with all Gen 1-3 night vision devices
- Compact Design - Leaves more rail space for rear iron sights or magnifier
- Mount - Compatible with both 1" Weaver and MIL-STD 1913 Rails
- EOTECH HWS Prestige Warranty - Comes with 10 year limited warranty
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | EOTECH |
| Color | Black |
| Model | XPS3-2 |
| Activity Type | Hunting |
| Weight | 227g |
| Construction Material | Iron |
| Zoom Range | Fixed 1x Magnification |
| Lens Diameter | 7mm |
| Mount Type | Weaver |
| Night Vision Compatibility | Yes |
| Package Dimensions | 6.9 x 5.9 x 3.1 inches |
| Package Weight | 1.25 lbs |
| Product Dimensions | 7 x 6 x 3 inches |
| Origin | USA |
| Warranty | Refer to Manufacturer |
| Target Demographic | Unisex-Adult |
| Component Inclusions | XPS3-2 Single CR123 Battery, NV Compatible 65 MOA Ring/2-1 MOA Dots |
| Length | 3.80 inches |
| Launch Date | July 9, 2004 |
Frequently asked questions
The XPS3 is a holographic weapon sight. The advantage of holographic sights is that they provide a visually larger, virtually parallax-free viewing window which can help with situational awareness and rapid target acquisition.
Yes, the XPS3 model is compatible with night vision. It has a night vision setting that works with most of the night vision devices.
The XPS3 sight features a power efficient system providing a battery life of up to 600 continuous hours at nominal setting 12 with a single lithium 123 battery.
Yes, the EOTECH XPS3 is designed and built to withstand the recoil of even high-powered firearms. It has been tested and retains its reliability and precision even under harsh conditions.
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🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Eotech optic sight generally appears to be a high-quality and reliable product that most users are pleased with. It's praised for its clear optics, easy operation, and reliable performance. There is one outlier report of a faulty unit with issues including the optic canting, poor turrets, and missing thumb wheels or batteries.
Pros
- 🔵 High-end build and optics
- 🔴 Easy to operate and zero in
- 🟠Good reticle brightness settings
- 🟡 Reliable, holds zero well
- 🟢 Compact and lightweight
Cons
- 🔵 Some reported quality control issues (canting, bad turrets, missing parts)
- 🔴 Inferior battery life compared to some competitors
- 🟠Bit pricey compared to equivalent products on the market
Should I Buy It?
If you value a high-quality optic with a good field of view, the Eotech may be a good fit for you. Most users found it to be reliable and worth the investment, and praise its clear optics and ease of operation. Just ensure to purchase from a reputable source to avoid potential quality control issues.
Style: XPS3-0
Love this site holds a great 0. Have it on a 12 gauge.Not much to say there it just works. Like it more than a red dot.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by josh
Style: XPS3-0
This is a great sight - a bit pricey, but the build and optics are high end. It’s easy to operate and zeroing was simple. As I haven’t had a chance to take it to the range yet, I used a laser bore sighter to zero the sight in for an AR at 25 yards and very little adjustment had to be made. The lens is crystal clear and the reticle at 1 MOA is sharp to the eye. The reticle brightness has several settings for your liking - I prefer a dim setting and it’s really low but still able to be seen during a bright day. Judging by my irons (zeroed @ 25yds), I should have no problems making shots out to 300yds. Since I haven’t used night vision since my time in the military, I can’t speak on how this sight would react with a night vision rig; however, from my 1st encounter, it is well worth the money...
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2021 by DH
Style: XPS3-0
Pros- transverse single cr123 battery, recoil from large rifles no longer causes movement of the battery. Smallest and lightest eotech yet. The center dot is 1 moa making long range shot (100 yards plus) easy as compared to the 2 and 4 moa dots on the Aimpoints. Literally a unlimited field of view and large lense for reticle to be displayed on being square as compared to round like the aimponts and trijicons. Throw a magnifier in front of it and now its a scope and is night vision ready (model specific) Cons- it does use batteries unlike the trijicons and thus does not self adjust brightness like the trijicons do. The aimpoints also use batteries but they last up to 7 years where I have changed mine once in the 2 years I've had it. Not really a con but worth mentioning as its the only disadvantage I can see vs. the other two. All in all I couldent be happier with my choice. The reticle on the aimpoints is great for pinpoint shooting with the 1 moa center dot yet doesn't get lost or blend in with targets like the aimpoints. Again the design of the eotech puts the battery and electronics of the unit as close to the rifle as possible and the only thing in your line of sight is the protective aluminum hood protecting the glass. The only other option I would ever consider would be the trijicon tripower and that would only be if I thought I was never able to get batteries for mine again. Oh yea and when comparing the top models of three brands the eotech is the cheapest. As far as durability goes I've seen one that was shot right through both panes with a 9mm and still worked fine. I've had mine for years and it has never come off zero from when I first sighted it in. The things are almost unbreakable. An ACOG would be nice but for around 1600 dollars I'll stick with my eotech and go buy another gun instead. Hopefully this will help you make the decision that's right for you and you won't spend 6 months debating before you buy one like me :(
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2012 by whichatich
Style: XPS3-0
Everything you'd expect from an Eotech
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024 by Bulldog
Style: XPS3-0
I ordered what I thought would be a genuine black EOTech XPS3-0 and received a fake bronze airsoft replica. I tried to return this immediately, but am still waiting for a refund that will probably never come. Don’t get fooled and lose your hard earned money like me. Buyers beware!
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024 by Chris T. Chris T.
Style: XPS3-0
I was skeptical at first with all the fraud out there especially when it comes to optics. However, everything was good and I am happy with my purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2024 by Aaron Kuhl
Style: XPS3-0
This can be a hot button topic on Aimpont v EOTech but there goes (that said, I have used both) I bought this for use on my AR-15 and am very pleased that I did. It took a minute to get zeroed but I blame most of that on user error. Once I got it set though, it turned my rifle into a tack driver, and that was just using the cheap ammo. It sits a little closer to the bore axis than Aimpont sights (the comp M4) which I like, but that is just a personal preference. Also a preference thing, I like the ring around the reticle, makes finding the dot easier when getting used to the sight (do enough drills and you will just natural draw to the dot and don't I guess need the ring to fond the point of aim). The ring is also useful if for some reason you find yourself needing a 7 (i think) meter zero in an emergency situation. Having a single dot in for a point of aim is nice in my case, (with an AR15 there isn't a need to have graduated dots out to multiple hundreds of meters as the weapon looses its effectiveness) since the reticle does not become cluttered. Compared to other sights like the Aimpoints, the battery life isn't great, but its still lots of hours. In all its a great sight, and I am very glad I bought one, wouldn't trade if for the world.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2013 by RC
Style: XPS3-2
The quality is there. Sturdy, made well, light or design type. But The pixels of the dot doesnt work for my eyes. Sorry i couldnt use it.
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024 by Jaime