Gel Ball Nobody upgrades a nylon CYMA SCAR-L gel blaster that already had an M100 spring installed, which was yielding around 300-310 FPS. The upgrade was initiated to resolve issues with poor air seals, particularly at the cylinder head, to unlock the full potential of the spring and improve overall performance.

JomarX Hobby Shop discusses the controversial practice of pushing gel blasters to high Feet Per Second (FPS), especially in the Philippines where high FPS is standard in airsoft. He argues that exceeding 300 FPS in gel blasters is ineffective and pointless because the gel pellets easily deform at high velocities, leading to a significant loss of accuracy and range, sometimes even disintegrating.

A quick look at the SIJUN MCX Gel Blaster that comes with a metal gearbox by CC Gel Blaster. According to them this a realistic and durable gelsoft gun, featuring a range of high-quality metal parts (including gears, barrels, and sights) for reliability. It offers a smooth shooting experience with blowback action and a last round hold-open feature, along with a foldable butt stock.

Crescent takes a good look at the Alpha King AK-12 EBB (Electric Blowback) gel blaster, which replicates the latest 2024 version of Russia's service rifle, the AK-12 M1. They show that it has a high level of realism, including a steel receiver, metal parts, and functions like realistic field stripping and blowback.

The Tiangong TG MCX Gel Blaster available at ClickCrack is said to be a a powerhouse designed for close-quarters combat. This "CQB beast" measures 68cm and boasts a robust metal gearbox for reliable performance. It delivers impressive firepower with a velocity of over 300+ FPS, and its realistic blowback action adds to the immersion. The blaster also features a practical folding stock and a built-in hop-up for improved accuracy.

In this unboxing video, CCGelBlaster features the Tiangong TG DDM4 PDW Gel Blaster, a compact and tactical gel blaster with an ultra-light nylon build. The package includes the blaster, a metal magazine, battery, charging cable, sights, and gel balls. The video demonstrates the blaster's solid construction and its performance in both semi-auto and full-auto firing modes, highlighting its capabilities with a rate of fire (RPS) of 15 and an effective range of over 25 meters.

AK Gel Blaster goes over the DS Micro Draco gel blaster, covering its unboxing, initial impressions, and various features. It showcases the design, accessories, metal components like the barrel and gearbox, and demonstrates the firing modes and blowback mechanism. The review also touches on battery compatibility and provides tips for operation.

The KB Glock 17 Gen 3 EBB gel blaster handgun is reviewed in this video by Crescent, listing its features, specifications, and performance. The reviewer notes its realistic design with a metal slide and outer barrel, and its electric blowback (EBB) system, which provides strong recoil. He also covers its optic-ready design, support for a threaded outer barrel, and the ability to convert it for use with 6mm BBs.

PlaSSo does an unboxing and review of the ATM SLR B15 Gel Blaster. He lists the gun's key features, including its recoil, automatic pre-feeding of ammunition, and stylish design. He also covers the accessories that come with the gun, such as an 11.1V battery, a charger, a sight, and a bag of water beads. He notes its fast response time and strong recoil, and even compares it to an F-1 model.

CRESCENT checks out what they say is a super cost-effective Glock 17 Gen 4 EBB gel blaster, which costs around 40,000 Korean won, and its BB bullet conversion kit. The reviewer notes that the handgun faithfully reproduces the exterior of the Glock 17 Gen 4 and includes excellent engravings. Despite its low price, it is surprisingly well-made with many metal parts. While the recoil is weak, it is better than other electric handguns.