First off I have to add that the reviews that show bent cams, broken strings and the speed nock that came out of its shrink tubing aren't normal happenings with this bow. Any pro shop will look at those bows as showing symptoms of a dry fire. They don't just happen through normal shooting. Btw I do not work for Diamond nor do I make money from speaking favorably about a product.

I have been an archer for over 30 years starting with a Hoyt ProVantage Eclipse I built from parts. I shot a lot of tournaments with that bow and happily passing it down to my adult son around the same age as when I started. He has expressed an interest in 3D and hunting. My older shoulders need a break and after some research I ordered the Diamond Edge 320. My goal was never to have to take the bow to a pro shop for what I see is basic maintenance (string replacement, setting draw weight, length, and tuning). The lowest draw setting of this bow allows strings and cables to go slack to allow for changes, tweaking initial cam timing after shooting some arrows and settling the strings and cables. In about 2 hours I set up the, draw weight, served in a peep, checked initial cam timing, center shot and added my own stabilizers, and then took it out to my range to calibrate the sight, and tune it up. Goals achieved with NO BOW PRESS REQUIRED. Diamond Archery has some good content on their site to get started, and plenty of YouTube tutorials to set up and get shooting. This thing is both fast and quiet. I had to aim low with the first sight pin out to 30 yards, and then zeroed at 40 yards. I still have two pins left! The Syncronized Binary System is without equal. After about 20-30 shots I let the draw weight back down and gave one of the cam cables a half turn to correct shot-in timing. Since the cams are slaved to each other I should never have to do this again until I need new strings. Way lighter than my Hoyt from 90's vintage, draw cycle was very smooth, 85% let-off is amazing, and I could hold this a lot longer on target before releasing the arrow. Great Job Bowtech/Diamond - this bow is awesome!

Update 3 months later: I use a precision slider sight now, one pin with a 4x scope magnifier. I am able to group 3" at 30 yards. Still awesome!

I purchased the Diamond edge 320 as a second bow for my 12 year old daughter"¦ I had our archery shop switch out the whisker biscuit arrow rest for a drop away arrow rest , because we mostly shoot fletched arrows for target and huntington"¦. A few minor adjustments which is normal for any new bow and the bow was producing bullet holes in the paper test"¦. My daughter and myself are super happy with the edge 320 and it will be able to lengthen the draw and turn up draw poundage as she grows bigger into adult "¦. I spent a couple weeks researching all the different companies in bow manufacturers, and for a bow that is fully adjustable with draw length and draw weight poundage, I would say the diamond edge 320 is the bow of the year"¦..

I bought this for a self-Chrustmas present after scouring for a good beginner bow for women, and this one had the best reviews. Definitely lives up to them. Maybe I should have gone somewhere and checked it out in person first, but it turned out just fine for me. It's incredibly lightweight, versatile, has a huge adjustment range for both draw length and weight, and is just all around a wonderfully customizable and efficient bow. I expected it to be frailer with the price I paid, but it's a lightweight, yet incredibly durable frame and does not give the feeling that it will break on you. All accessories that come with it, including the sight, are actually decent. The bow stock has almost everything you need, save arrows, a release and a peep sight if you wanted one. I didn't expect this nice of a bow, especially at this price but it is well worth every penny. It's also very accurate once adjusted and at 320 fps with upwards of 70 pounds, it's not just for practice it's going to be a great hunting bow too. I'm not an avid archer just yet, but Diamond has a repeat customer for sure.

I bought this bow for my son his first he loves it easy to setup I definitely recommend this package

I haven't shot a bow in 20 years and decided to buy this bow. It has been great I'm sure it's more accurate than my four stars as I'm still improving daily I'm grouping 2 inches at 40 yards. Shot maybe 250 arrows since I bought the bow it's kicking ass