Review of Dart Zone Nexus Pro X Blaster

Introduction

• Product: Dart Zone Nexus Pro X
• Price: $50
• Retailer: Walmart (exclusive)
• Origin: Obtained early via AB quintic
• Claimed Range: Up to 200 feet
• Comparison: Aimed to compete with the pro series xshot long shot

Design and Features

• **Mag Releases: **
  • Standard paddle mag release
  • Additional mag release below the trigger, pulls backward
• Safety: Crossbar safety to prevent the trigger from moving backwards
• Trigger: Standard Dart Zone trigger
• Grip: Replaceable, AR-15 style grip; fits airsoft AEG grips
• Stock: Not securely sitting in place, but any buffer tube stock will fit
• Rails:
  • Full-length Picatinny rail at the top (flat, no slope)
  • Side Picatinny rails that are M-LOK compatible
• Priming Grip: Comes with a default grip, but can be replaced
• Included Accessories:
  • Front sight (basic design)
  • Plastic scope with a reticle
  • Stock which can store small items like o-rings
  • 12 round magazines (compatible with other blasters)
• Quality: Textured, premium feel, with a bit of flex

Performance

• Priming: Smooth with an excellent seal
• FPS Performance:
  • Unmodified, hits over 200 FPS on average
  • Slightly lower FPS with the plasa scar attachment
  • Higher FPS with the bearing muzzle attachment
• Magazine: Easy to insert and remove without needing to prime the blaster
• Darts: Includes enough darts to fill both 12 round magazines
• Accuracy:
  • Basic scope is inadequate; better with a sight like Trijicon SRS
  • Consistent accuracy, performs well with additional optics

Configuration and Customization

• Stock: Buffer tube stock added for comfort
• Replacing Priming Grip: Possible with any Picatinny rail compatible grip
• Sight Options: Addition of a mid-range sight for enhanced accuracy
• Spring Replacement: Easy to replace through the buffer tube

Conclusions

• **Pros: **
  • High FPS performance
  • Smooth priming
  • Multi-functional mag releases
  • Premium feel
  • Budget-friendly for the features offered
  • Adjustable and customizable components
  • Effective for competitive use
• Cons:
  • Initial stock isn’t secure out of the box
  • Basic scope isn’t adequate for the blaster’s accuracy
  • Some quality flex in the body
• **Final Thoughts: **
  • Excellent budget option; high value for $50
  • Versatile for both casual and competitive play
  • Strong contender among modern blasters; outshines previous Dart Zone Pro models
  • Highly recommended for Dart Zone fans or enthusiasts looking for a powerful, accurate blaster

Recommendation

• Buy if: You need a high-performing, budget-friendly blaster with room for customization.
• Avoid if: You already possess top-tier models like the Harrier or Seagull.

Dart Zone Nexus Pro X delivers an exceptional performance package for its price, with the potential to meet both casual play and competitive needs.