MantisX Reviews

Uh, I was surprised by how accurate the MantisX was during dry fire. It was right on with my shots and even picked up on little trigger mistakes I didn’t realize I was making. Impressed so far...

I did get it working eventually, but the setup was rougher than I expected. The app connected fine in the end, but I had to click around and figure out more than I really wanted to. It’s not terrible, just feels average so far. If it keeps being this clunky, I may end up looking for something else.

It feels sturdy and has been holding up better than I expected. I was kind of stuck with needing something that would actually last, so I’m relieved this hasn’t let me down so far.

I was a little worried it might take me a while to get the hang of MantisX, but it was simple right from the start. The pages were clear, really clear, and I didn’t have to keep clicking around just to find what I needed. Everything felt smooth and easy to use, which I really appreciated because I’m not a big fan of complicated websites. I got set up quickly, no real issues at all. Easy experience, easy 5 stars from me.

I’ve been using the MantisX app for tracking my shots and drills, and overall it does what I need it to do. It’s useful for seeing progress and keeping things organized, but the app can feel sorta clunky here and there. Syncing is a little slow sometimes, and a few of the screens aren’t super intuitive. Nothing deal-breaking, though, it still works okay overall.

Had a minor hassle getting my MantisX app to sync properly, so I hit up support. They got back to me the next day and walked me through everything in a clear way. Only giving it 4 stars because I kinda wish the first reply came quicker, but they fixed the issue and were super chill about it

When I first tried it, I thought it worked well and seemed like a solid buy. It still does what it’s supposed to do, but after using it a bit more, the battery life started to stand out in a not-so-great way. It dies quicker than I expected, so I find myself needing to charge it more often than I’d like...

It fits easily in my range bag, and I’ve been using it at home too, so it’s definitely convenient. It’s also nice to have when I’m traveling. That said, when I had a question about it, I kind of felt dismissed, like my concern wasn’t really worth their time. The product itself is handy, but that part left me a little frustrated.

I’ve been using mantisx for a while now, the drills do help. Like, okay, I can definitely see the value for basic practice and keeping myself consistent, which is kind of the whole point, right?

But after a bit, I started thinking, “Wait, am I just doing the same stuff over and over?” It can feel a little repetitive, and I wish there were more drill types or just more ways to change things up. It’s not bad at all, just somewhere in the middle for me.

I wasn’t totally sure about buying the MantisX at first because it’s not exactly cheap, and I kept wondering if I was overthinking it. But after using it a few times, I feel like it started paying for itself quickly.
Ammo and range time get expensive fast, so being able to practice at home without burning through rounds has been a big plus. The feedback actually makes sense too, not just a bunch of random numbers, which was what I was kind of worried about.
For the price, I think it’s a really solid deal, right? It’s simple to use, and it’s helped me notice what I’m doing wrong in a way I probably wouldn’t have caught on my own.

I’ve been using MantisX for a few weeks now, the progress tracking is what keeps me using it. Seeing my groups tighten up and my trigger pull get better. Motivating. It’s not flashy or overdone, just really useful and easy to check after practice.

Dry fire practice used to feel boring to me, but this has made it a lot more engaging. I find myself checking the app after each session and trying to beat my last score, which is kind of motivating, honestly. Setup was mostly fine too, just needed a little fiddling at first. I’m guessing I’m not the only one who practices more when there’s a score to chase?

This thing helped my dry fire a lot. Nothing fancy to explain really, I just set it up, started using it, and it made practice feel smoother and more useful. It’s easy to use and does what I needed it to do.

I’ve never had any issues with the device. It turns on like it should, connects without fuss, and even the little things, like the buttons responding right away and everything fitting snugly, have been consistently fine. Nothing weird or annoying to report so far...

MantisX literally made my dry fire practice feel more focused. Instead of just guessing what I was doing wrong, I could actually see the little mistakes I needed to fix. After a few sessions, my shots started feeling steadier. It’s not magic, but it gave me clear things to work on.

I’ve had my mantisx for a while now, the updates have been really nice. Every so often something gets fixed, a small new feature pops up, and the app just feels a little smoother than it did before. It’s nice, really nice, to see they’re still putting work into it instead of just leaving it alone. I’ve been super happy with it.

I mounted this on my pistol and it just stayed put through the whole session. No wobbling, no weird shifting, nothing like that. I took it off and put it back on once, and it still lined up just fine. Overall, I’m happy with it

It fit my Glock just fine, no issues there. I tried it with my little pocket gun too, but that was a no-go... so I guess it depends on what you’re using it with...

The feedback is useful overall, but it feels like it comes in a little late sometimes, maybe after I’ve already moved on or figured things out myself.

i mean, it helped my grip a lot. I noticed a real difference after using it, and it feels way easier to hold on without slipping.