A popular flywheeler made a little bit better | Worker Nightingale 2.0 REVIEW

[@kendragonrider7432]

Semi-automatic 2S sounds like a great secondary Though that 2S rof seems really nice for a secondary to a springer easy singer but still a usable full auto

[@henrysmith7292]

This came a year to late we still miss you coop

[@moejitz]

Thank you so much for another comprehensive review. I am glad that you showed the performance on all three of the battery options. That is an aspect alot of the early reviews skipped.

[@MortenWill]

I have had great fun playing with my Nightingale 1.0. Sadly grabbing an upgrade from Out of Darts is not an option for someone based in Denmark

[@Eric-mw1gr]

Hey Luke! GOS darts are the best option the Maryland folks have found for Nighties; firmer foam, 36mm, forgiving tip. We were able to source them off of Taobao, but it's a pain - and with the only other supplier being Black Raisins, it might be a dart worth stocking at your shop! I think a lot of Nightingale users would be willing to pay a markup vs trying to navigate Taobao (or similar), since a lot of HvZ groups are now banning Workers.

[@trash4491]

I bought my nightingale directly from worker immediately on the day of release. I could have received it a week ago, but the postal company that sent it to me had serious problems and nothing was working. fortunately everything was fixed, now my blaster is already in my city, maybe today I’ll pick it up. this will be the first 2.0 gale in Russia!

[@RayLancer]

2S seems pretty good.

[@BandinoXIV]

Great Video Luke! I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the BK-2S, I know it’s coming up soon!

[@NepDouble07]

They really should've made it select fire. Missed opportunity. Looks nice though! The design changes were definitely good.

[@nayanp]

Yo, I love your videos

[@searingphoenix3543]

Hmmmm, I wonder if a brushless motor and solenoid pusher variant or a Worker/printed upgrade kit might be in the cards now that the shell is potentially better designed for it. There's a fair bit of cost difference between the 2.0 and the Diana to make something work. ^_^

[@Molotov392]

How would you start 3d printing blasters?

[@justinmorris2199]

Will the TPU bumper be available on its own?

[@outofdarts]

Yes!

[@FROSTx0523]

Tbh I think I’m gonna stick with the gen 1 but the most needed thing for me is the TPU bumper, thanks for asking the question for me lol Because every time I drop my mag onto the floor the butt plate breaks and the spring just flies out so I had to keep Tac reloading

[@justinmorris2199]

@@FROSTx0523 I'm in the same boat! Very excited to have a good bumper available that I don't have to wrestle printing in TPU for haha

[@Basedbee_]

Can’t wait! Let’s go OOD

[@lixsl01]

does the fullauto have semi to or just full auto

[@Belikewaterbud]

Its it possible to get those rubbers for other mags.

[@outofdarts]

Yep! They will be available on the shop soon!

[@Belikewaterbud]

@@outofdarts Awesome I gotta say this one is worth the extra gadgets.

[@AnTran147]

Looks nice, but I'll wait a 3.0 with select fire and fixes for issues I saw in other reviews.

[@Xtafa]

Yes, I just want select fire

[@hand644]

this is a great improvement from the original nightingale

[@ShadowDaPk]

It barely does anything different or better.

[@hand644]

@@ShadowDaPkthe only reason I’m saying that is because it looks better than the older one and has a different grip that’s it

[@hand644]

Also the barrel it more optimized

[@totophi]

@@ShadowDaPk: If you have hands similar to Luke’s, that little change in grip size means a ton more comfort. Maybe ergonomics don’t mean much to you, but if I’m spending that kind of money I’d want to enjoy it to the fullest.

[@phillip6872]

My question is how does the semi auto compare. Battery wise and noise wise. Im just starting to look into battery operated blasters and personally I'm not a huge fan of full auto. So I was curious

[@greatswagga3278]

Are all nightingale mags compatible with the 2.0?

[@outofdarts]

Yes. The bumper is only cosmetic, and can be removed to make your mags more compaitble between different compatible blasters.

[@LongGonee]

Are you guys gonna make a video on the BK2S AEB?

[@davemiranda1141]

Me need a pull-out stock for this.

[@Queldonus]

I really want one, but my entire short dart stock is currently dart zone. I was hoping the 2.0 mags would somehow help with feeding. I guess I will keep searching for a flywheel pistol that’s a reasonable price.

[@ItsDeathshot]

Are these compatible with 18 round talons? I wanna run duals at my next function!

[@hydrohelic]

No

[@ItsDeathshot]

@@hydrohelic found the hard way by buying if off Amazon but thanks

[@frogsbutfrogs]

hey quick diana question, why is every other shop im seeing selling for at least 50 dollars less than you guys

[@nicholas920us]

I'm sure that 3s and 2s will contribute to better longevity to the motors... I knew a guy who suped up the engine on his work truck so he could tune it up to 750hp, but he kept it down-tuned to 400hp so that the truck would last forever

[@benlosi]

Just bought me a Gen1 NG in orange. Other than the small battery compartment I like that it looks more compact than the New Gen 2. It's only going to be my sidearm for a primary Springer. I've tested a lot of darts with it and it seems that the Dart Zone Max red rubies feed perfectly fine however the adventure Force black and orange tip Embers stall Skip and sputter so don't use those

[@boomer7784]

A very redundant upgrade, big missed opportunity to make the 2.0 select fire, and that sound from the 4s is horrible 🤢

[@711-v9o]

Idk bro, the internals dont really fit a switch for that

[@hamzahkhan8952]

@@711-v9o im pretty sure you could. ive seen people who modded their nightingale 1.0 blasters to have select-fire (although they were pretty tight fits). nightingale 2.0 has more space available, so i think it would be easier.

[@totophi]

Why is it “very” redundant? It certainly isn’t redundant for those who don’t own any Nightingale yet.

[@blendervendor2220]

Apparently the 4s has been burning out motors. The 2.0 seems very underwhelming. My taje from this is "you get it for a better full auto." The bigger battery door is nice though.

[@RetroFoamStudios]

The full auto seems fast. This 2.0 version reminds me of the L-CAR 9 from Call of Duty Black Ops 3

[@jcgwinn]

What if your left handed

[@dot0verdrive]

Just get a diana, its quieter, spins up without he two stage trigger, has better performance, and looks way better, imo.

[@joemaggio6806]

Why does that thing sound like a freaking siren

[@Zetson2952]

Its been dethroned by the venom pro

[@ShadowDaPk]

Waste of time change to the NG. The only significant difference is a bigger battery compartment. Try harder, Worker.

[@thesnazzmaster]

Worker dart DRM

[@richardparkes9244]

Another con, you can't get it in orange from retailers outside of North America

[@anvu27257]

Agreed. It’s disappointing that OOD exclusively retails all-orange versions of some Worker products especially products that could be seen as public safety risks (mainly the BCAR, Nightingale 2 and Seagull). I don’t mind OOD having exclusivity for magazine colors because they’re not much of a public safety concern but the barrel attachments and blasters that look realistic is something bothersome. However it might not even really be OOD’s fault. It could be that the demand from other retailers - especially those outside of North America - for Worker to make safety orange colored blasters and products is low and OOD is the only retailer with purchasing power to request for safety orange products. Hopefully Worker can just start offering safety orange color option for products and blasters by default like how they did with the Harrier.

[@dannyklingel7283]

first

[@romeo032982]

Had me until you said proprietary sized darts sorry redesign it so we can use all of our darts not just yours

[@benlosi]

Those aint his darts they are workers. I've tested adventure Force Embers and they skip and sputter but the target Dart Zone Max red rubies work perfectly fine