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EMG "Autobot" 1400rd LiPo-Powered Automatic Electric Airsoft BB Loader (Color: EMG Blue / Add 11.1V LiPo)
35 Customer Reviews
by Kyle D. on 03/12/2025
"No issues to the time of writing this review.
I have little complaints about the Autobot. I have never had a feeding issue yet. The only complaint i have is if you push down on a mag too hard you can overload it and break your mag. I broke maybe 4 mags but i learned how to avoid it once i realized. Just don’t push down too hard.
I have little complaints about the Autobot. I have never had a feeding issue yet. The only complaint i have is if you push down on a mag too hard you can overload it and break your mag. I broke maybe 4 mags but i learned how to avoid it once i realized. Just don’t push down too hard.
by K. I. on 12/10/2024
"It's truly a shame that they increased the price, but this product's worth remains quite high. It comes with plenty of adapters to suit your every need, and they even include a nice grippy surface that you can stick on the bottom. I've used these to fill a variety of gas mags, and the only type they've struggled with have been those with particularly tight feed lips (e.g. GHK AUG, Maruyama SCW-9 Pro).
My gripes are few. I experienced a catastrophic jam during the first outing with this loader, but the stoppage was easily remedied that night with some disassembly, patience, and an unjamming rod. It should be noted that I haven't experienced a single jam in the months following. Additionally, there is a distinct lack of batteries that can fit comfortably inside. I use a relatively small 11.1v stick from an AEG I no longer use and it works perfectly, but the loader itself is relegated to staying in staging since the battery is exposed and simply won't fit.
I HIGHLY recommend this over a manual speedloader, especially for gas magazines.
My gripes are few. I experienced a catastrophic jam during the first outing with this loader, but the stoppage was easily remedied that night with some disassembly, patience, and an unjamming rod. It should be noted that I haven't experienced a single jam in the months following. Additionally, there is a distinct lack of batteries that can fit comfortably inside. I use a relatively small 11.1v stick from an AEG I no longer use and it works perfectly, but the loader itself is relegated to staying in staging since the battery is exposed and simply won't fit.
I HIGHLY recommend this over a manual speedloader, especially for gas magazines.
by Don R. on 02/19/2024
"Fortunately for me… it loaded all my epm1’s, I only wished the battery can be stowed internally because it conviniently comes with a power switch and can be turned off…
by Jon T. on 02/15/2024
"This is an awesome little bit of tech. Slightly shorter and a bit more rotund than an Odin.
The Good:
1400r capacity, more or less the same as an Odin.
Pretty fast using an 11.1v
The Nitpick:
I know they said the battery can be run externally, but I can see plenty of space to slot a larger battery internally.
The Bad:
Didn't load an EPM1
The Good:
1400r capacity, more or less the same as an Odin.
Pretty fast using an 11.1v
The Nitpick:
I know they said the battery can be run externally, but I can see plenty of space to slot a larger battery internally.
The Bad:
Didn't load an EPM1
by Luis E. on 07/18/2025
"It was a good speed loader while it lasted. It easily filled most AEG mags. However, it was difficult to load rifle gas mags, like my MWS mags. One of my teammates managed to break the loader’s motor filling one of his KWA MP7 mags. I would highly recommend not to force filling your mags even if they aren’t fully loaded or decrease the spring tension first.