#Mepro foresight android#
#Mepro foresight Bluetooth#

To enter the auto brightness mode, just hold down the up, or front arrow, on the control pad for 3 seconds. Since we are discussing brightness, the Foresight also has an auto adjust brightness setting. Brightness is adjusted by using the up/down keys on the control pad. This is displayed on the right of the window. Last up is the current brightness setting, from 0-9.

#Mepro foresight Bluetooth#

The Foresight uses bluetooth to communicate with the app. If you see it, the bluetooth is on, if not, then it is off. Below the battery indicator is the bluetooth symbol. However, it does not tell you how much time is remaining at the current setting. It has both a battery percentage and battery icon. The battery display is in the upper right hand corner. In this info, is battery capacity, brightness level, and bluetooth. This information is only displayed for 3 seconds and then disappears. When first turning on the Foresight, or cycling buttons, even more information is displayed. The compass displays in the upper left corner. Another feature of the heads up display, is the built in compass. I found it useful without being too much in the way. The level really helps when sighting in a rifle. Otherwise the right pointer moves, up or down, as you tilt the sight left or right. When the 2 pointers line up, the sight is level. There is another pointer just to the right. The level is 6 lines with a triangle pointer in between. The Foresight has a built in level displayed on the left side of the screen.

To cycle through the 5 in-sight reticles, just press the left or right arrow on the control pad.Īlong with the different reticles, other information is also displayed. All of which are zeroed to the same point of impact.

That does however give you 5 different sight in the optic itself. In conjunction with the APP, you have a choice of 20 different reticle options! One downside, you can only upload 5 at a time to be used in the sight. It uses a green projected information and sighting display, not your typical red. Foresight has a built-in light sensor which automatically adapts the intensity level of the display to the ambient light.Let’s get into the features of the Foresight. The user can switch between 5 different pre-set reticles. Nevertheless, anything can be set via buttons on the device, including reticle change.

#Mepro foresight android#

Android and iOS mobile phones can be connected to the device via Bluetooth – a mobile app with the help of which the user will be able to manipulate with the device’s settings is still in development, which is why I wasn’t able to see how it works. At Shot Show 2019, the device that I was shown was still in the Beta phase – the counter was not yet functional. On the display, the following information is also listed: battery level, sensor data, and Bluetooth connectivity. Naturally, there is a reticle in the middle of the field of view, but Meprolight added some information that shooters might find important such as a digital compass, active leveler, and a shot counter. The sight is still of the reflex type, but more information is projected on the transparent lens. Basically, they’ve incorporated their latest technologies into the housing of Mepro M5.