Real Night Vision LCD Goggles Binoculars Digital Recording + Sd + Case, Hunting

  
Night Vision Binoculars, Capture HD Photos & Videos, See Clear in Darkness, Long Viewing Distance, Large Viewing LCD Screen, Infrared Night Vision Goggles for Hunting & Surveillance. Digital trophies for the modern age. How can you prove that you nabbed that 10-point buck last month? What about that 20-inch bass this morning?

Until now, you had to get your proof mounted and hung over the fireplace. But there's an easier way. The HIKNVB300 Night Vision Binoculars from Hike Crew enable you to take photos and capture video of your triumphs directly to an SD card.

So the next time you're about to make a little history, you can capture the whole story in all its infrared glory. Don't just make memories. It starts by adding a pair of these state-of-the-art binoculars to your bag. From there, you're ready to preserve your digital bragging rights. The set comes with a durable nylon neck strap, keeping your goggles close at hand and ready for use at a moment's notice so you'll never miss a shot. Get the whole thing on tape: The wait. All recorded and ready to be shared with friends and family. Out in the wilderness, the light in constantly shifting from evening until morning.

These shifts in ambient light are no problem when you have seven levels of IR brightness. Watch the video you just recorded back again right away on the built-in LCD screen to check that every detail looks great. The picture, that is, and save it to an SD card for easy file transfer to your computer so you can share it later. Stay out all day or all night!

These binoculars are able to last for ten hours during daytime use and up to six hours for night use. Top reviews from the United States. Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2022. Not able to play videos from the sd card. Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2021.

Description of actual size is underrated. Compact is the future description. 5 people found this helpful.

Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024. Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2021. I've tested a few of their outdoors products and have found them to be good but not quite exceptional, at fair to excellent prices. This night vision device is no different; however, it appears to be a catalog item that they have ordered in bulk and customized with their name, including in the firmware. If true, not a problem for me.

The unit is lightweight but well-constructed. Build quality shows in the listing's pictures: it's pretty good.

Nothing creaks or has weird gaps or loose parts. The strap is especially nice: Instead of having to do macramé to get the strap installed, it just has simple and elegant hooks on each end. Also nice, the unit comes with a Hike Crew branded 32GB Micro SD card for saving your videos and pictures. For the files sizes this thing generates, 32GB is very roomy. And while we're on the subject of nice, the semi rigid carrying case is nicer than it needed to be, and is the kind of extra effort Hike Crew puts into their offerings.

As other reviews have mentioned, these are not binoculars. It is a monocular with a digital screen and a bright infra-red light. One of the two "tubes" on one side is an objective lens, the other is actually the infrared illuminator.

The viewing screen on the other side is bright and comfortable to view, but the resolution is poor, meaning everything looks grainy, even in daylight. This is one of the principal reasons I call this device a toy.

No image or video you get from this will have any kind of quality to it at all. The listing says "stunning pictures, " but they are stunning only for their poor quality. The live viewscreen is the same: grainy, with very little dynamic range. To be fair, this kind of image quality is expected at this price point, and is not a deal-breaker. This device does allow you to see things at night, and you can see them well enough to tell what they are, recognize animals, etc. Without disturbing the scene with a bright light. It's really a lot of fun to use, but nothing you record with these is going into National Geographic. Or even the local Pennysaver. I should also mention that there is no magnification here, like you would see with analog binoculars. There is a digital cropping feature that they call a zoom, but it spreads out already too few pixels even farther, resulting in a mess. One of the biggest drawbacks of this device, for me, it the requirement to use six AA alkaline batteries. You can possibly use rechargeable, but it's not recommended by the maker because they don't provide the correct voltage. That means you'll be running through a lot of batteries if you play with this a lot. In the year 2021, why are we still making electronic devices that require alkaline, disposable batteries?

In practice, my use for this is while camping, which means a set of batteries will last while because I don't camp as often as I'd like. Bottom line for me: this is a fun toy, reasonably priced. It might satiate your appetite for this kind of device, or it might prompt you to get something more advanced.

But either way, I don't think you'll be disappointed if you understand it's well priced but not some kind of over the top bargain. Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2022. You can see in the dark. One person found this helpful. Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2021.

These "binoculars" are mildly interesting as long as you keep your expectations low... Yes it does help you to see and "photograph" in the dark. But it is not remotely Clear.

But the photos are mediocre and grainy. I was able to film my cat in very low night light.

I could see the cat. But the quality of the video is not something I would consider serious video. But that is a generous term. The two things that look like the eyepieces, are not. One seems to be simply for decoration to give the illusion they are binoculars.

The other eyepiece is the lens through which the image is received. You view the images on the rectangular LCD screen on the other end of the "binoculars". While the images at normal viewing are recognizable, if you magnify to 4X the images quickly break down. There is no image stabilization, so when you magnify, things get very shaky.

While you can tell I was not enthralled by these "binoculars, " they are still interesting. You can see things in the dark.... That part is kind of cool. So think of these, not as binoculars, but rather a photo/video camera that can see in the dark. Like I said, it is a novelty item rather than a serious instrument.

They are kind enough to supply a very nice case, strap and a microSD card. There are six button on top to operate it.

It is a bit fiddly, but not too hard to figure out. The one awkward thing is that the button to zoom in, also is used to increase the Infrared sensitivity. So it is hard to figure out what it is going to do when you press it...

A bit clumsy But like I said this is not a serious instrument. All orders will be packed safe and sound with tracking to your location. We take pride in accurate listing titles and details and take the time to provide great photos. If you receive an order that is not accurate and there is an error on our part, we absolutely will accept a return because the fault is our own. Some sellers or sites do not provide much details but we do.

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