Noblex NZ6 Inception 1-6x24

Just a small correction to K Lam's review:
This scope is not assembled in Germany, but in Asia. They say electronic components and come from Germany, each scope is checked in their Eisfeld/Thuringia factory, and repairs are also carried there, too.

At the price range of within 600 EUR, there is almost no competition that carries the same FOV and made in Germany.

On stats, I have the Trijicon Accupower 1-4x24 and my Docter 1-4x24 VZF for comparison, the Noblex NZ6 Inception 1-6x24 is 39.8m/100m at 1x, my Trijicon Accupower 1-4x24 is 32.5m/100m at 1x and my much older Doceter 1-4x24 VZF is 27m/100m at 1x; we can see, the Noblex clearly wins with flying colors.

Next, what I like about the Noblex is the back element is huge, which makes looking through it a breeze, accompanied with the #0 reticle, I could essentially use it like a traditional red dot, but with the flexibility of switching between 1x to 6x, practicing 3 gun has never been so easy. There is also almost zero fish eye effect on the lense, so no dizziness when switching between targets.

Adjustments per click of the reticle are 1/4 moa, which is again unheard of at this price range, most of the competition are 1/2 moa per click or even more, the smaller moa per click makes micro adjustments easy and theoretically more precision shots (if you do your part).

In conclusion, this scope is about the best you could get without breaking your bank, 1-6x might not be much, but as far as user experience go, this still beats most LPVOs I've ever owned, including the Sig Tango 6T that I briefly owned.