Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.Product Description
SCR1: Basic Interface
- Number of shots
- Status of battery
- Round of fire/Average of shots
- Velocity (m/s or ft/s)
SCR2: Engry Joule Interface
- Energy (J)
- Bullet Information (Setable)
- Round of fire/Average of shots
- the No.58 shot bullet
- Velocity（m/s,ft/s）
SCR3: Score Record Interface
- SN: Number of firing
- RPM: Round of fire(Tip: Firing 10 or more bullets in succession to calculate the RPM value.)
- Velocity (m/s or ft/s)
4 Parameter Settable
- BBInfoSet
- Unit set
- AutoShutDownset
- SystemSet
BBInfoSet
BB information settings
- 0.2 - 6
- 0.25 - 6
- 0.45 - 6
Unit Set
Unit of velocity
- ROF (RPM or RPS)
- Speed (m/s or ft/s)
APO
Automatic shutdown settings
- 5min
- 10min
- 30min
- 60min
SystermSet
Screen brightness settings (day/night)
- Bright value
- Theme (Bright or Dark)
Meghan
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
Agreeing with others. Always reads 401.9. I put in a low velocity spring and still got 401.9.In rapid fire it reads the first shot at 401.9 and then every other shot as 325.5.Made me question my AEG.Returning. Will find another option.
Cathy S
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
This is cheap for a reason the sensors are bad reads 401fps every time
Jed L.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
This chrono does not accurately measure velocity. It gives the same exact reading every time (401.9 ft/s or 122.5 m/s). It was tried with 10 different airsoft guns and gives the exact reading every time. Also, looking back through previous reviews that have pictures and videos included, I now notice that they all had that same reading as well! This thing does not work!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025
This is my first chronograph for testing Airsoft guns I tried. It is the least expensive one I found. It is easy to to use and I believe accurate from the reading it provides. I used it on electric AEG rifles and pistols testing different weight airsoft BBs and it show velocity decrease as BB weight increased.I have a spring-power sniper rifle that claimed it shot .20-gram BBs 400 to 450-fps, and the Speed Tester recorded 401.9 feet per-second. When tested with .30-gram BBs it showed a drop in velocity to 322.9 feet-per-second.It shows if the gun you buy does, what it claims it does. The claim can be deceiving if it does not say what weight, BB is tested. .12-gram BBs will produce much higher velocities because of being lighter in weight. However, in my experience lose accurateness at longer distances than heavier weight BBs do. I am happy I bought one for the price I paid..
Silver Turtle
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024
Im using this airsoft gun speed tester to test the projectiles coming out of the airsoft guns. I like that the speed tester is small and can be easy storage for travel. The airsoft speed tester was simple to install and set up for use. Made from a durable and reliable material. The speed that the tester reads seems to be accurate. I do wish that the speed tester was a little bit bigger. I feel that the price is reasonable for the product I received. I would recommend for its unique design and good price.
Mufeed Kamal
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024
I recently had the opportunity to test the ZOHAN ZH3200 Airsoft Chronograph in Army Green, and after putting it through its paces, here are my detailed thoughts:Build QualityThe ZH3200 is well-built, with a sturdy design that’s crucial for a chronograph since these devices often take hits during use. The shooting area’s diameter is just right, making it compatible with various setups. The overall durability gives confidence in its longevity, provided it’s handled with care.Power OptionsOne feature I appreciated was its dual power capability—you can use a USB-C cable or two AA batteries. This flexibility makes it convenient to use whether you’re testing at home or out on the field. The inclusion of USB-C is a modern and practical touch, reducing reliance on disposable batteries.Ease of UseThe user interface is simple and intuitive. Setting up BB weight and caliber is a breeze, and you can easily switch between units of measurement, such as FPS, RPM, or RPS. The straightforward menu navigation means you can start testing quickly without needing to fumble through a complex setup.PerformanceThe ZH3200 performed consistently and accurately throughout my testing, which is its most important quality. Whether you’re fine-tuning your airsoft gun or simply measuring performance, this chronograph delivers reliable results.ConsWhile the simplicity of the ZH3200 is one of its strengths, it also comes with limitations. The feature set is quite bare-bones, lacking advanced functions such as shot string memory, energy calculation (Joules), or connectivity options like Bluetooth or app integration. For users seeking more advanced data tracking or analysis, this chronograph may feel underwhelming. However, if you’re after a reliable, no-frills chronograph, it does its job well.Final ThoughtsThe ZOHAN ZH3200 Airsoft Chronograph is an excellent choice for those who prioritize reliability and simplicity over bells and whistles. Its sturdy build, ease of use, and consistent performance make it a great option for airsoft players looking for a basic tool. However, if you require advanced features or expanded functionality, you may want to explore higher-end models.
Sarah G.
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024
The media could not be loaded.
Ruger375
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
I may have received a defective unit, but the velocity readings were always 400 fps. I didn't think my aeg was that consistent, so I returned the unit for a different brand. I'm now getting readings between 360 and 405 fps which is more in line with what I expected.
Recommended Products
$15.99
$ 7 .99 $7.99