Airsoft Mike unboxes the examines the WE Airsoft P90, a gas blowback replica that he says arrives with a surprisingly thorough manual and a speed loader of a rather questionable shape. The construction uses reinforced fiber polymer and metal components, mirroring the design of the real-world version. It strips down without the need for tools, which is convenient for anyone who enjoys taking things apart more than putting them back together.

The ergonomics of this bullpup design encourage a very intimate holding style, placing the hands quite close to each other. It features a top-loading fifty-round magazine and a fire selector for switching between safety, semi-auto, and full-auto modes. Airsoft Mike notes that the various stickers can be peeled off, allowing the user to maintain a clean look without the clutter of manufacturer branding.

In the testing phase, the replica demonstrates a firm recoil and a velocity that might be a bit high for certain field limits. Accuracy is consistent, provided the shooter remembers to aim a bit higher to compensate for the tall rail system. A specific switch on the magazine even allows for dry firing, which is useful for practicing the experience without actually launching any plastic at the scenery.