NcSTAR Mark III 4 Reticle 1x32mm Tactical Red Dot Sight w/ QD Mount

"Other review is pretty accurate to my experience.
Pros:
4 reticles (a chevron ^, a T with a dot instead of intersection, a horseshoe dot, and a normal dot)

3 colors, red blue green
3 brightness settings
Quick release lever
Brightest setting is visible in most sunlight settings for red and green colors

Cons:
Blue bulb is noticeably dimmer than the other colors even in a dark room
Other review mentioned being able to see a reflection of internal components and its noticeable most on the green T reticle on mine. It's not a dealbreaker as the optic is still completely usable but at this price point you could get a cleaner window from other optics
Sometimes battery doesn't make great connection unless cap is tightened uncomfortably tight which results in inconsistent dimming or flickering
Turrets have covers but you still need a coin or screwdriver to adjust elevation and windage

I added more cons than pros but I do like the sight, I just don't know if I $68 like it but it hasn't been shot out or had its internals implode in the couple years I've owned it so I'm going to keep using it. If you like this specific housing or want any of the specific reticles it's a nice option. If you want a "best" dot try something else.

"Overall, not bad. The mount seems pretty stable and the reticle options are really nice (I like the ^ the most). Comes with x2 batteries and a cover as well. For outdoor use during daytime, this optic is awesome. However, for indoor use (or areas with low lighting), this optic really sucks. When looking through it in an indoor area, you can see a pretty bad reflection of some of the internal components, and it becomes very hard to see through it. I don't know if I got a lemon, but it's pretty bad in dark spaces. I've had $30 optics from Ebay look better in dark rooms. I wouldn't say the price can be justified, just doesn't seem like it's worth it. I only got it because I need an optic that is tall enough to look over my scopecam, and one that has multiple reticles. Anyways, if you want to use it for CQB, stay away. Otherwise for outdoor use, it's pretty nice.