CRESCENT does a conversion to use 6mm BBs of the MLF Beretta M9 EBB gel blaster, which is described as the best EBB gel blaster handgun available. The handgun accurately replicates the look of the Beretta M9 and is available with either a nylon or metal slide, with an option to purchase a CNC aluminum lower frame for a full metal version.

PlaSSo says the F1 Firearms BDR-15 gel blaster offers impressive recoil due to its ATM gearbox and a high rate of fire. This video showcases its unboxing, initial impressions, and various customization options. A key feature is the detailed guide on converting the gel blaster to fire 6mm BBs, including instructions for disassembling, replacing the inner barrel, and modifying magazines.

PlaSSo does some modifications of a AR16 Mark 8 gel ball blaster and does a conversion to make it shoot airsoft BBs. He first goes over the rifle's features, including its ambidextrous controls, adjustable brace, and split gearbox. He demonstrates its functions with gel balls, highlighting its responsive trigger and burst firing capabilities. From there he details the BB conversion process, involving barrel and hop-up modifications, and does a BB firing test, noting some feeding issues.

AK Uncle provides a quick overview of the JINGJI V5 Gel Blaster, also known as the B56. They highlight the unboxing and included items: the main body, magazine, metal parts, goggles, and gel balls. They show how to release the magazine and stock, shows the location of the XT30 interface, and explains how to insert the battery. It also details the different modes: safe mode, single shot, and FL.

Bradley Phillips gets to try the Apex Force SIG MCX Gel Blaster that has a firing velocity of 300fps. The SIG MCX Rattler Gel Blaster is a compact replica of the MCX Rattler firearm, featuring a reinforced gearbox and an Eshooter Kestrel V2 Basic ETU from Apex Force Ultra Line, and is claimed to be engineered to provide high performance and durability for gelsofters.

Korean YouTuber Crescent tested the Dekai Mk.17 SCAR-H EBB Gel Blaster, a gel blaster model featuring selectable safe, semi-automatic, and full-automatic firing modes. The device incorporates a realistic blowback effect during firing and a functional bolt catch, alongside a magazine priming mechanism. Its design includes an extendable stock, metal charging handle and trigger, metal internal gears, a full metal barrel assembly, and a piston rack.

AK Gel Blaster unboxes and reviews the XYL ARP556 M4 CQB Gel Blaster that they carry at their store. This has a 40K RPM motor, v6 MOSFET, and 11.1v battery, it delivers exceptional firepower across multiple firing modes, including binary and five-burst.

Bradley Phillips upgrades the spring of the Worker Kunlun Bolt-Action Sniper Blaster so it can fire at 350fps in velocity. This is a high-powered, bolt-action springer blaster designed with a sleek, sniper-style aesthetic. It boasts an all-metal bolt prime and plunger system, rubberized grip and cheek rest, durable polymer shell with brass inserts, and a threaded breech barrel, while also being compatible with Harrier/Seagull springs and standard Talon magazines.

Bradley Phillips got to check the Protean Flywheel Blaster to check how it performs... "In this video I take a look at Flygonial's Protean Nerf flywheel blaster. Includes accuracy testing of 8 different quick attach BCARs, as well as overview, chrono test and range test!"

Check this 30,000 Korean Won AEG, the Lehui SIG MCX Gel Blaster, which is roughly US$21.00, in this video by PlaSSo. This gel blaster that replicates the iconic Sig MCX design. Its full-automatic functionality, durable construction, and smooth shooting experience make it suitable for both beginners and experienced players. Key features include ambidextrous controls, a telescoping stock, and QD sling mounts for versatility and comfort.