Redmantoys features a functional test of a WE AK-74 airsoft gas blowback rifle before it is shipped to a customer. He highlights the construction of the model, noting the use of real wood and metal components rather than the plastic found on some other versions. To prove the point, he even breaks out a magnet to show which parts of the body are actually metallic, though he admits he is still getting used to the specific layout of this AK model.

Airsoft Craving makes the case why... "The WE Hi Capa 5.2 K is a fantastic-looking airsoft sidearm. Its unique appearance, size, and weight give it a significant presence, so it deserves a name that helps it stand out in the crowded airsoft pistol market. In this video, I aim to showcase this fabulous and, in my opinion, striking sidearm. Despite being a loan, I will undoubtedly purchase one to complement my Raven Evolution EVO Rebel P9 M4."

Kasih Karunia resents the WE P99C, a compact GBB pistol that manages to pack a full-auto punch despite its small stature. Constructed from metal and utilizing green gas, this 6mm caliber model is shown from every angle to prove it actually exists. It is roughly the size of a Glock 26, making it small enough to fit into a pocket, though your tailor might have a few questions about your fashion choices if you decide to carry it that way.

Captain Airsoft's video shows the process of modifying a WE L85 Gas Blowback Rifle (GBBR), a replica of the British Armed Forces' standard-issue bullpup. The project began with an evaluation of the rifle's performance in its stock configuration during a team deathmatch event.

The WE L85A2 is an airsoft replica of the British Army's service rifle, a platform that often receives more side-eyes from veterans than a cat at a dog show. Whilst the real-world version had a rocky start, this airsoft version is surprisingly popular among hobbyists. Sabre Airsoft explores whether the replica lives up to its infamous reputation or if it’s actually a decent piece of kit for enthusiasts.

Redmantoys does a product test of the WE Samurai Edge M92 Virus, a not so new an airsoft pistol inspired by the Resident Evil video game series. They examine the two-tone design, pointing out the "STARS" and "RPD" markings that fans of the franchise will recognize.

M-Tactical got a video of a detailed review of the WE Desert Eagle airsoft replica, that looks to be designed for anyone who feels their current sidearm just isn't heavy enough to double as a gym weight. He emphasizes that while it might not be the most practical choice for a serious match, it certainly makes an impression.

In this review, DeltaSays presents the WE Glock 17 Silver that has returned to the market after a long absence. The model features a Gen 4 design characterized by a textured grip and a larger magazine release button, which might be a bit too enthusiastic for some users. The pistol is constructed with a metal slide and a polymer frame, and it comes with adjustable backstraps to accommodate different hand sizes, or perhaps just to give you more plastic parts to keep track of.

Lincoln Gunsmith Studio shows a custom-built M14 EBR airsoft rifle that blends a discontinued genuine firearm chassis with high-end steel internal components. The gunsmith explains the intricate process of fitting authentic military parts—such as the flash hider, front sight, and gas block—onto a gas blowback platform.

The WE Airsoft factory tour 2026 starts with a look at their design and manufacturing process. They use CAD software to design their airsoft guns and then move on to CNC machining, injection molding, and die casting to create the parts. The factory seems to be a well-organized and efficient operation, with workers focused on their tasks.