Lastly, if you are hesitating about buying one of these Phasers, don’t. (A very small problem that is easily fixed and you don’t lose the cover).
This connects the cover to the crystal giving it stability and is unseen. This is easily fixable with a blob of BluTak placed inside the cover. One small thing I would like to point out is the cover to the dilithium crystal. There are a couple of ‘Easter Eggs’ you may want to know about. I learned a few tips from YouTube on how to use it most effectively. They range from a single pulse all the way through to self-destruct. The amount of effects for the Phaser is good too. (It is, of course, a fully functioning remote control). Although I’m too lazy to fully utilise its capabilities as yet I have had much fun zapping anything that moves, disabling any TV or remote controlled gadget that gets in my way. The detail is second to none and the features are brilliant. When I’d finished ‘playing’ with my Phaser I had to email The Wand Company directly and congratulate them on making such a fantastic ‘toy’. A brilliant replica that can be easily displayed which also just happens to be an IR remote, the presentation case makes this a fantastic present idea for the special Trek fan in your life. It’s another ‘stunning’ (sorry, had to get one pun in!) remote from The Wand Company. A nice touch is that the detachable Phaser 1 carries over the SFX you’ve selected on Phaser 2. It would’ve been enough to pull the trigger and have the classic Phaser sound play, instead of leaving it at that you actually get a multitude of sound effects accessed via the stun setting. It doesn’t stop at the excellent packaging, the Phaser itself looks fantastic and you can even take a look at the dilithium chamber ‘powering’ the Phaser by glowing and throbbing away whenever the trigger is pulled. … If there is one thing you can count on with The Wand Company it’s that they put a lot of effort into the details. Opening the case you’ll see a disassembled Phaser laid out into it’s key components, it’s a brilliant introduction that shows the level of details they’ve put into this… Brilliantly The Wand Company have taken that idea and run with it, creating a Starfleet issue case for the Phaser, the sort you see assassins and spy types making use of in films.
Arriving in a cardboard box you might wonder what’s so large inside, after all the Phaser is a handgun. Before looking at the Phaser itself a word on the presentation.
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