Laylax feature Tokyo Marui's new EVOLT M4A1, which arrives in the box in two separate pieces, looking a bit like a DIY project gone wrong. The presenter walks through the unboxing, highlighting a detailed manual and protective covers meant to keep the internals clean. It features a convenient take-down design, which is also the primary way to install the battery into the stock pipe.

Externally, this airsoft rifle aims for a realistic feel with a slim grip that makes the internal motor seem quite well-hidden. The handguard includes a functional heat sink, and the outer barrel can be shortened without much fuss for those who prefer a compact look. It also includes an ambidextrous selector, though the presenter seems tempted to swap some parts out for a more classic appearance.

When it comes to shooting, the gun is a picky eater and only accepts a specific type of proprietary battery. Although this version does not feature heavy recoil, the bolt moves back and forth to provide a bit of visual flair. The trigger feels a bit heavy compared to older models, but it remains responsive enough to maintain accuracy during target practice.