Night Vision Goggles - 4K Night Vision Binoculars with 875 Yards Range,48MP,3 Inch Display,10X Digital Zoom,7-Level IR,32GB Card,5000mAh Battery,Gift&Cool Gadgets for Hunting

It's important to note that these aren't true "night vision goggles/binoculars" like you see in the movies - there's a screen rather than ocular lenses that you'd see on goggles or true binoculars. But that said - these do a fantastic job! In optical mode they do a decent job of amplifying light and picking out details in very low light conditions, but when you put them in IR mode with the built-in illuminator the whole world lights up for you. Very easy to see details in the dark, especially with the built-in zoom capabilities, and you can take pictures or video onto a microSD card if you like. Rechargeable and very decent battery life on it. The entire unit feels rather rugged, but of course be careful with it - one thing I'd have like is a case and lens covers, these are NOT supplied with the unit.

These are solid night-vision goggles for a hobbyist or just having some fun in the yard, but would not be effective enough for any sort of serious use, like hunting or security. As basically a toy though, to keep teenagers or spouses entertained and having fun outside, they work awesome. The image quality is surprisingly good, much better than I expected given the price point, and they do in fact work to see stuff in the pitch black, even without any background or ambient light. They are small and pretty light so they're easy to wander around and have fun with.

When I first got these night vision binoculars, they worked! They were fun to play with. Now, a few months later, I can't get them to work correctly. Could be user error. However, it should be more straightforward and easy to use. I'm not super impressed. Price is similar to other similar products. I cannot recommend these binoculars.

These really are a great value for the price. The build quality is ok, nothing special, but good enough and what you'd expect for this price level. They are easy to use. What's quite remarkable is the image quality at night, that punches well above the asking price. I've used them in all sorts of situations, including spotting nighttime cat invaders coming to harass my aging cat. Can spot them way off in the distance with ease! For the price, you really can't go wrong with these night vision binoculars.

Product works and does a decent job of seeing in the dark. This like most cheap NVG equipment work by using an IR flood flashlight which is invisible to the human eye to illuminate things, and then using an IR sensitive sensor to capture the images. You can tell this if you try to look through a window with this, the IR flashlight creates a glaring reflection that will only show up under the NV mode. Worked well at night up to 50 meters, and probably further. The buttons are kind of hard to figure out. There's apparently no way to switch between the normal camera and NV camera besides just going up or down in brightness until you reach the brightness limit, then it auto switches to the other camera. A dedicated button to prevent switching would've been much better. By default, the image is extremely zoomed in, probably at 5X already but the camera calls this "1.0X" and there is no way to zoom out to real 1X. It says it goes up to 10.0X, but it's only a digital zoom, the real image is just fixed with no real telephoto lens. This also lacks autofocus, so you need to do that all manually with the left lens ring. The included 32GB microSD card is unbranded and probably not very high quality but that's not a big deal. Image quality is quite horrible, the 44MP setting is completely pointless as the sensor can't pick up anywhere near that much detail anyway. I attached a couple shots at 10X zoom at 9PM before it gets completely dark. You can see the IR flashlight does a good job at lighting up the scene but the sensor just can't capture much detail. In the end you'll be using this more as NV binoculars as the camera is just very poor in quality.

I wasn't really sure what to expect with this. Good night vision goggles, like the ones we see in movies, always seemed like something I wouldn't be able to experience outside of the military. So, when I came across these, I didn't have high expectations but the price was right and why not... We go camping a lot and it'd be cool to be able to see in the dark. Long story short... This has blown my expectations away. It amplifies all available light and really allows you to see what's out there. The screen is sharp and clear and one thing to note is that the focus is manually adjusted but that kind of adds to the fun of this. There are cool features too, like taking snap shots, video, zoom, and an integrated lamp. All in all, this has been a great addition to our camp kit and I look forward to catching glimpses of all the nocturnal stuff out there. Bigfoot's not hiding from us anymore!

These are 4K night vision goggles that have an additional 10x digital zoom on a clear 3" LCD display screen. It can take pictures and video both in the daylight as well as in the darkest of nights. Highly functional way to see in the dark, as the battery lasts for ages and is rechargeable. Sights out to 800+ yards, and gives crisp, clear color images in the daylight hours. Surprisingly good night vision for the general public, this seems military grade in the quality. Great value for the money, considering what you end up getting. Solidly built, very high quality NVG for hunting, tracking, or just plain fun. Highly recommend...

This isn't bad for the price. Definitely not a milspec kind of night vision, but surprisingly effective for what it's supposed to be. The good: - LONG battery life. I've been running it nonstop for about 12 hours, and the battery level has barely moved. - Good resolution on videos and pictures. - Sees surprisingly FAR in perfect darkness. I was able to see branches of trees over 150 yards away with no issues. - Comes with a 32 GB microSD card. - Seems to be fairly sturdy, although I wouldn't dunk it in a river or drop it from a high area onto rocks. - Rather lightweight. - Has a built in flashlight for when you're out in the dark using the night vision. - Can transfer the pics and images directly via USB-C, AND can be used as a webcam. The not so good: - The instruction manual this comes with is TINY. It's not just my aging eyesight - my kid had to read this manual with a magnifying glass. Virtually illegible. Fortunately, I was able to figure out the controls without reading it. The controls are not super intricate. - No auto focus. You have to manually focus this by hand. Not a big deal, but a little weird. - The 10x optical zoom is useless. It makes almost no difference at all. Overall, a fun gadget, especially for nighttime bird watchers or people who want to check "what that sound was" when out camping and hiking at night. The pictures included in this review were taken with the device I'm reviewing, except for the first picture.

These night vision goggles arrived well packaged in a giftable box. They come with a strap, a USB charging cable, a preinstalled 32 Gig micro SD card, and a user manual. The first thing you need to do is charge the goggles with the included USB cord. Once charged you can get 6 hours of continuous use. They refer to these as binoculars and goggles. They are not binoculars since they do not give stereo vision and only one lens provides the image. The other side that looks like a lens is where the IR light is. There is a 3-inch LCD display that shows you what you are looking at. Using these night vision goggles is very easy. You press the power button and when you want to see in the dark you turn on the IR light with the buttons next to the power button. 2 buttons control the intensity of the IR light. The lens has a manual focus ring on it so you can sharpen the image. These work very well and once the IR is turned on you can indeed see what is in front of you even when there is no light at all. The IR is bright enough that it illuminates objects several hundred feet away with no problem. You can adjust the brightness of the LED screen. There is a 32 GB micro SD card installed. You can record video and take pictures and these images are saved to the SD card. There is a 10X optical zoom as well. The menu has a lot of options. You can date stamp your images and adjust the resolution of the videos. There is also a white LED light on the goggles that you can turn on to be solid, strobe, or SOS. I am very happy with these night vision goggles. They are great for looking at wildlife since no light can spook them. They are compact, easy to use, and rechargeable. I do recommend these.

These digital night vision binoculars are pretty awesome overall. The build quality is half decent. They feel a little bit light-duty, but the plastic housing is solid, and there's rubber where you want rubber. The buttons are nice and clicky, very tactile, and comfortable to use. I also like their location. The controls are fairly intuitive, and you can figure out most of it without even cracking open the manual. Everything just kind of does what it's supposed to. One feature I really like is the manual focus. It is not autofocus, which is a good thing in this case. You focus by rotating the lens, just like with a manual focus camera, and it works phenomenally well. You can dial in on your subject very precisely without relying on digital focus, which usually is not very reliable on gear like this. One issue I have run into is that sometimes it does not want to switch back from night vision to regular vision, which can be a bit frustrating. That said, it is still a very cool device. It does not zoom out much. It functions more like a digital telescope with night vision rather than traditional goggles. There is no wide-angle view, so it is not really meant for close-up scanning or walking around in the dark. Night vision performance is decent. It can see pretty well at night, especially with the built-in infrared flashlight. Only one of the two visible lenses is actually for viewing. The other is the IR light source. In total darkness without infrared, the range is not great, but it still gets the job done. For the price, I think it is a really good option, especially if you are into nighttime nature watching or photography.

I'm on the fence with giving this a 3 or 4 star. This device advertises itself as a serious night vision binocular, but everything it claims is mediocre quality and not very well designed. In the end, everything does operate, just falls short of its advertised claims. The claim of having a 200MP camera is very far-fetched. After downloading the pictures to my computer, it only has a resolution of 8960x5040 which is 45 megapixels: far from the 200 megapixels it advertises. The image quality is also very grainy so I suspect the image is upscaled within the device. The image quality looks like it was from a camera made in the mid 2000's. Likewise with the video recording. It can record in 1080p, but it looks like the video was upscaled as the video quality is quite poor, choppy and grainy. Another claim that this device makes is the 800m range which is bogus. I can barely see the far end of my backyard and that's about 100m. The positives are everything works. You can technically see in the dark as this does have a IR emitter; just not a very powerful one which limits the range. The unit is lightweight so it doesn't weigh down on a camping trip or expedition. I do like that this camera comes with a 32gb micro SD card. The claim of being military grade is quite laughable because if you look up the definition of military grade means produced by the lowest bidder which this device would meet that criteria as it feels like the bottom of the barrel type of product. And on the up-side, this makes for a good kid's toy as my 10 year old loves playing with it as he was pretending to be hunting in the backyard at night. Overall, this isn't a serious night vision device. It will get the job done if you can get past the outrageous advertised claims.

Took me some time to figure what this device is. In a nutshell it is good resolution camera with good display and super strong IR beam. Well made a bit bulky but fits in my big hands easy. It is not military grade. And you will not lean it to your forehead. It does have standard camera mounting nut so it can be mounted on camera stand and elsewhere. Zoom is not 10x and it is a bit slow. Image in daylight are superb and at night is also excellent due to strong IR light. If you want to monitor area up to 30 meters I would say this night vision camera will work for you. So far the best results are when camera is mounted on stand. It avoids shaking and then details are better in videos. Fields is narrow but details are good in what camera captures. I am still testing in different night conditions. Buttons are on rubberized and have good click so you know when you clicked function. It powers up fast. It comes with nice strap to be carried around neck. Overall excellent camera display and super strong IR diode that provides very good images. It came with 1 Gb SD card with lots of room for pictures and videos. It is ok value for money considering what is in package.

In the end, I'm of the same opinion as a previous reviewer, who basically said that the Pozifu Night Vision 'Binoculars' managed to get the job done, but not perfectly. The most important consideration for me is that these are not 'military grade'. They are not a mere toy either as they do accomplish most of the the results they promise. Just not as well or as effectively as a more premium product would do. While both the pictures and the videos taken with the unit are identifiable and not bad, there is a decided lack of detail and the video images are not very distinct, especially at any appreciable distance. The positive aspect here is that everything works. Night vision is certainly possible with the IR emitter and while it isn't as detailed as optimal, it is useable. I also wouldn't really say that this was a dedicated binocular as the zoom feature isn't as useful as I had hoped. The Pozifu night vision goggles will get the job done IF you are not requiring a SERIOUS result. Everything that the product specs promise is available in some fashion, but not necessarily a great fashion. The bottom line for me is that while interesting, this is more useful as a toy than as a serious instrument.