You’re SUPPOSED to Shoot this $500 Touch Screen | Gun Power 24" Smart Monitor Target (SOTB)

GunPower SMT 24-Inch Smart Monitor Target

Price: About $500 for the monitor, stand, and arcade control box. No formal numerical rating was given.

Features and Use

• The touchscreen target system registers BB impacts while a BB-resistant membrane protects the display and absorbs impacts. The monitor is angled, and a tray catches BBs.
• The arcade control box uses directional buttons and a red confirm button. It can sit on the floor for foot operation and includes a hole for tripod mounting.
• The system offers multiple target and training modes, including multiplayer options. The reviewers particularly enjoyed Training 2. They found Command 1 challenging and Flip-Flop acceptable, while the Criminal and Hostage modes felt comparatively uninteresting.
• USB and LAN connections let users connect multiple screens to a computer and create a larger target array. The included USB cable is very long.
• Assembly and setup took about 15–20 minutes. The reviewers initially had trouble figuring out how to attach the safety wings and BB tray but resolved it quickly.

Pros

• A fun, versatile way to practice or entertain friends at home, in a garage, or at an airsoft field.
• The screen continued working through repeated impacts, including shots from an AEG and tracer BBs. The manual recommends 0.20 g BBs; the reviewers tested with heavier BBs because they didn’t have the recommended weight available.
• The BB tray caught most shots, and marks on the membrane rubbed off easily.
• The controls are straightforward, and the long cable lets users operate the control box from farther away.
• The reviewers considered the price reasonable for the complete setup, comparing its entertainment value favorably with airsoft guns that cost around $500.

Cons and Caveats

• Some BBs ricochet or miss the catcher, especially at close range, so users may need to clean up afterward. A garage or other easy-to-clean space is preferable; indoor use may mean vacuuming and finding stray BBs later.
• The membrane showed some scuffing, which the reviewer expected would need cleaning over time.
• The game selection could become repetitive. The reviewers found some modes too static and hoped for software updates, additional games, or moving targets.
• The assembly instructions were not immediately clear about attaching the safety wings and catcher tray.

Overall Verdict

The reviewer was very happy with the SMT and recommended it as a fun, reasonably priced accessory for airsoft enthusiasts. Its durability, simple controls, and versatility are strong points. The main trade-offs are stray BB cleanup and game modes that may feel limited or repetitive.

Different Views from the Speakers

• Jet Desert Fox praised the setup, value, and overall fun, and especially liked Training 2. He found Command 1 challenging and thought the static Criminal and Hostage targets could be improved.
• Leah initially chose the Criminal mode but found it less exciting than expected, then joined in trying other modes.