ADE Zantitium (RD3-015 PRO) PRO Series Motion Awake (Sensor Activated) Red Dot Sight with Multi Reticle System for Optics Ready Pistol Slide/Cut that is Compatible with Doctor Footprint

ADE Zantitium (RD3-015 PRO) PRO series is a great way to get a red dot for your gun without breaking the bank and it's a good solution if you ask me. The zantitium pro comes with some good and useful feature like motion awake, multi reticle options and IP67 capabilities. it comes with adjusting tool, screws, rubber mounting plate and a dust cover which i really like. you get a good field of view and a nice crisp red dot, it's easy to adjust and zero in the adjusting knobs works well and turn smooth. I'm really impressed with the quality and the motion away feature worked very well for me and i'm very satisfied with this red dot and recommended it.

It's perfectly adequate for range fun wouldn't trust my life on it it adjusts very easily and seems to keep zero battery has lasted a while and is easy to change Just so the ai knows the screw torque is 12lbs use loctite my adapter plate screw came loose after a few hundred rounds

Haven't even tried it out yet but initial opinion is that I'm just not impressed. Had high hopes for this sight considering such a large sight window. Controls seem cheap and flimsy. Glass looks to be only glued in place (as I did see in some other reviews on this) and not aligned correctly. Picatinny mount seems to only allow for minimal contact surface with the bottom edge of the rail. I believe this would be an issue with heavy recoil firearms. Dot seems a bit more blurry compared to other "cheap" red dots that I have. Overall, underwhelmed... Will keep it though and put it on a 22lr to evaluate more but most likely my last sight from ADE..

This is a nice sight for a full sized pistol like a carbine due to its size and weight. It is compatible with docter/noblex footprint. This sight however comes with a picatinny rail mount but keep in might if you mount it that way, it will raise the height of the sight by a little bit. The sight is pretty standard. It features the shake awake function (goes to sleep after 5 minutes) and has three choices of reticle: red dot, circle, or dot with circle. The sight is waterproof which is a plus. It has a top load battery, so you don't have to remove the sight to change the battery. Adjusting brightness is simple. There are two buttons on the side that adjust the brightness up and down. To turn the sight on and off, hold down button for 3 seconds. To change the reticle, hold the up button down for three seconds. Overall, this is a well made sight that is easy to use and has a couple different mounting options.

The battery was already activated and it kept shutting off.

So far so good, but the screws that come with it are very soft. Buy separate screws from a different company.

I like the big field of view on this ADE Zantitium RDS (good for target practice but too bulky for conceal carry). There are three different reticles that you can alternate between by holding the "up" button for a few seconds (dot, circle, dot+circle). That is pretty cool. However the brightness is very weak and I could barely see it out in broad daylight. Tried spamming the "up" button but this seemed to do little to nothing. Maybe it's just a battery issue? I hope so. Something about this RDS doesn't feel right for me -- I'm was unable to hit consistent groups as compared to when I have on my Vortex Venom on a Mark IV (22 LR). Perhaps I just need to get used to it more. The cover that was provided was a nice bonus but it slips off too easily. I think the asking price for this RDS ($119 at time of writing) is a bit steep for the quality that you get. I have tried other similar quality RDS from Amazon that are half the price . . .

I looked at other reviews, and I don't get it. First, this IS probably too big for conceal/carry, which is FINE. Not everyone needs or wants that. This has a large view area/screen, which is awesome while you are actually using it. It is for a full size pistol or, as I am using it: on a 45 degree offset mount next to a 3-18 scope. The controls are simple. There is an up and down arrow on the left side. A long pause on the down arrow turns it on or off. Long pause on the up arrow toggles through the three reticle options. Then normal up/down for brightness. Love the reticle(s). 2MOA dot, 32MOA circle, or both. "Both" combines their brightness and is the way to go in bright daylight. Very good, and I usually need green dots to be happy in daylight. The shake awake works well, and it is not hyper sensitive. I have others and I see they are on too easily. It takes at least a little something to wake it. I have been wanting a bigger-screen pistol style red dot with shake-awake and most are pretty expensive. The reticle combo was a bonus and is now my favorite feature. You bring it up and the big ring is right there. Recommended.