Fire Stick Remote Magnifier

This fire stick works great and I can control my tv with the remote. No need for anything else.

I bought it and like it better than my fire stick.

This is way better than the Amazon Fire Stick. although it cost a little more, but it's worth it.

Happy everything work fine all is good definitely better than fire stick.

Loving Roku ❤️ it's way better then Amazon Fire Stick

Replaced my fire stick , easier to use then the firestick

Chose this stick over a Fire Stick and really enjoy using it. It's a more hands-off android TV experience without so much of the Prime Video experience shoved into your face

The remote fire without hesitation and works like a charm.

I combined my Strike Fire with the Magnifier w/flip mount. I mounted to my new AR-15 with ease. The size, weight, mount, ease to Zero, and quality to clarity of the optic. Great quality, solid optic, and one I will enjoy using on the range to field.

I picked up this magnifier back in 13-14 for Afghan, and it made me feel like a school girl taking a sip of pumpkin spice anything when the fall hits . It went through a full grunt deployment of banging around, getting grimey, and going through quite a few nasty fights. Never had an issue with it. Even with constant flipping back and forth for near and far use, and tons of rounds (suppression is the name of the game baby), it stayed sturdy. I ended up unscrewing the magnifier from the mount, and rotating the mount 180, and screwing the magnifier back in, so the flip to side push could be on the right side. The switch kept the magnifier from pressing against my kit when walking around if I had it flipped to the side. Now, I'm a righty and normally shoot from that side and I always want my weapon up and ready to fire if I'm in a fight. Moving the push to side on the right might not make sense since it's harder to use your non firing hand to make the move. That being said, some practice easily resolved that issue and I was able to do smooth switches under fire while keeping my rifle pointed in the direction of turds. I've kept the bad boy and have been using it here and there at the range for about 6 years now, post deployment. Still no issues. All in all, this magnifier is awesome and rugged, and I think it secretly likes the abuse. Get out there with it and get dirty!