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4.86 out of 5
21 ratings in France
the iphone 13 pro max has 3 cameras one of them is a 5x zoom so mantis should be able to zoom far with no loss in image quality it doesn't it only uses the 1x camera, which results in terrible image quality and so is unable to recognize target far away
My mantis laser bolts keep locking up but they’ll send you a new one. This is a review for the app though. 5/5
Prior to version 2.0 this app was great. In 2.x versions the interface is just awful, particularly with the “Moving” spinner. If you tap the screen at all while the interface expects a target, the screen dims and nothing is tappable because that light tap moves the device/phone and will reject further input until the phone stops moving. I swear they must lock their test phones in a vice so it physically can’t move but not that lucky. I’m literally using the stand that came with the system. Just remove that “Moving” screen for the love of God!!!!!!!
This is a great way to practice and save money. Only negative that I have noticed is once in a who it will register a few shots instead on one. Doesn’t happen often and not a good reason to make it a 4 star. I highly recommend this.
The only thing that I would say could improve this would be if I could listen to music in the background. For some reason when I start up a drill the music turns off and I can’t play it in the background. I think this is because I am using the camera for the target. Other than that small thing, the app and everything works great.
Great practice on trigger pull,
Got this for my birthday for dry fire practice, when it works it’s a great tool. Setting it up so it works is pretty annoying. It’s very sensitive and is constantly losing my target so can’t develop any kind of rhythm. I’m using the tripod with my phone about five feet away from a small target and range set to 3 yards and it will not register the target. Opening the settings shows my shutter is just moving up and down without any input from me. If I try to reposition my phone or the targets it starts simulating rounds like the bank robbery scene in “Heat”, which frankly doesn’t lend itself to a smooth experience. I just find myself putting it away after ten minutes.
The basic idea of this app is good, but the fact there are ZERO Blackbeard specific courses available, and all of the drills are more geared to pistol shooting is kind of lame. The Blackbeard unit wasn’t cheap, I expected a lot more support for it specifically from the app. I’ve had the system for roughly 6 months or so and barely think to use it anymore because the lack of updates and Blackbeard support have made it kinda boring.
Just tried it and I like it but already found some annoyances. If using the tripod on carpet your phone will move slightly when selecting options and it will say something like "moving" and not let you select buttons like to start the drill (I know I can use the paper target). Can we get a favorite button for drills? I would like to only see the couple drills I use and not see jingle bells and die hard all the time. I get a lot of accidental clicks while scrolling. Also when calibrating, the text box for instructions covers half the screen so I can't see the crosshairs I am trying to move.
App does what developer says. It’s up to you to put in the work. Personally I think it’s invaluable if you don’t get to the range more than once a month.
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