[MJD579]

Im looking to get a new board for my axe, im mostly looking for a board which is the easiest to memorize so I can program it and change settings without having to carry around a manual. And I've always wanted a board capable of breakout mode that goes into PSP ramping after the first shot. Im not very interested in training modes or drills. I've always stuck with virtue boards and im considering going with the OLED but im not sure since I've never gotten any real opinions from owners of other boards. Any input is much appreciated, thanks.

[The_Fresh]

i love the virtue oled, works awesome. empire redline is a complete redesign of the foregrip and has a joystick and oled facing back towards the user not out to the side like the virtue. it's also gripped / grooved for your fingers. expensive as hell though!

[BabyFace]

Its only 30 more than the virtue, and at that point who cares.

Ive heard the virtue isnt the easiest to install, when compared to the redline.

I just got the shockwave board for my gun, great board for 26$

The seventh element OLED board is only 75... i might get one of these in the future.

[mandiesbaby483]

Shockwave all the way. Easy to use...all you will ever need

[The_Fresh]

interested in pics of the oled from 7th ele. thats sweet. redline takes 3 seconds to install. minis and axes anything you do on them is pathetically easy to install. virtue oled takes less than 5 min to install

[BabyFace]

Originally Posted by The_Fresh

interested in pics of the oled from 7th ele. thats sweet. redline takes 3 seconds to install. minis and axes anything you do on them is pathetically easy to install. virtue oled takes less than 5 min to install

Anything is easy except for the feedneck...

[Clark Gryphyn]

Just download the manual onto your phone like I did.

[wild-fire-paintball]

virtue oled is nice and i like the screen at the side of the grip better than the screen position of the redline