JStoon Digital Night Vision Monocular with Infrared Illuminator & Video Recording, 984ft Long Distance, 1080P Night Vision Goggles Binoculars for Hunting, Camping, Surveillance with 32 GB SD Card
Key features
- •Night vision monocular with CMOS sensor achieves clear view up to 3X optical magnification and 4X digital zoom with 24mm objective lens.Built-in infrared Illuminator enable observe target in complete dark condition and the range up to 984 feet.During daytime or weak light, observation distance is infinite.
- •Night vision scope is a handheld IR Camera that has photo shooting and video recording without sound,and playback functions on 1.5 inch TFT LCD. Just rotate the focus handwheel and it's easy to adjust until you get a clear image. 7 gears infrared adjustment, according to dark environment. 1-4X digital zoom, allows user to zoom in on an object or zoom out to a wider view.
- •The thermal binocular only powered by 5 Alkaline batteries, please install battery before use. Suitable for night hunting and scouting game; security and surveillance; camping fun; exploring caves; night fishing and boating; wildlife observation ; night search and rescue; night bird watching ; night Scenery.
- •Rubber armor with stripes makes it comfortable for use and keeps it from slipping out from your hand. Tight fitting protection makes it usable to withstand the toughest weather conditions. Completely sealed makes it fog and rain proof prevent moisture and dust from getting inside the monocular.
- •Comes with 32G Memory card, Hand grip strap(removable), USB cable, User manual, Cleaning cloth. Features a threaded tripod mount for securing to a tripod, allows for the long time monitoring. If you are not satisfied with our night vision monoculars, please rest assured of a 100% refund.
JStoon Digital Night Vision Monocular with Infrared Illuminator & Video Recording, 984ft Long Distance, 1080P Night Vision Goggles Binoculars for Hunting, Camping, Surveillance with 32 GB SD Card
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Customer Reviews
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Amazing quality
853aB3Yp✓ Verified Purchase•August 28, 2023
I didn't think visibility in the darkness was possible with this machine! More than I expected for money spent on this product.
Nifty Little Night Scope!
David Broido ✓ Verified Purchase•August 6, 2023
The media could not be loaded. Quite enjoyable right out of the box. Now listen, I'm a disabled vet and former paratrooper. I have worn everything up to Gen 3 NVG that cost as much as your car. This is NOT THAT. Not by a long shot. But for a beginner who wants to be able to see out into his fields at night without spending thousands of dollars, or see what kind of potential wildlife surrounds him out on a camping trip, this is a perfect beginner scope. I recommend adding a secondary/external IR light source. While the IR light on the unit itself does a fine job out to about 100-125 feet, I cannot imagine it would seriously illuminate anything beyond that. Honestly, with a 3x zoom starting point, and digital zoom beyond that out to 4x, it isn't likely you are going to even be able to make out anything you see beyond 200 feet. For this ad to claim you can see out to 984 feet at night is insane. You aren't even going to be able to see out to 984 feet in broad daylight at noon. But, this is still decent for a starter electronic night time monocular.
Decent tool, not outdoors friendly but user friendly
Shaofu Chang✓ Verified Purchase•August 5, 2023
User interface:
Easy to navigate once you memorize which button is for what. There is no optical zoom, only digital, so the zoomed images are pixelated compared to regular and that's ok.
The camera shoots both video and stills and can be used during daylight which is kind of an unexpected plus.
The IR has several stages of intensity but I found the highest modes to be somewhat toasty and unless you're working in an environment where there is little to reflect the IR usually the lowest mode will suffice.
With the second to lowest mode I can effectively sweep a 250-300ft radius of the property with no problems.
Battery life:
Not too good on alkalines, plus they leak. So far it's lasted 3 hours of intermittent use on energizer lithium's so I suppose that's what I'll be using from now on.
Holds well in the hand but feels... like something I wouldn't want to get wet.
My biggest peeve about it is how bright the screen is the inability to dim the screen. I live in a place where in twenty minutes your eyes can adjust to seeing the Milky Way. Under those circumstances the screen is simply too bright. I am having to wear sunglasses to use the device. The menu should have some sort of feature to dim the backlight of the screen but I have not found it.
Beyond that and the inability to mount to a regular 1/4-20 camera tripod I'm happy and would recommend it.
Easy to navigate once you memorize which button is for what. There is no optical zoom, only digital, so the zoomed images are pixelated compared to regular and that's ok.
The camera shoots both video and stills and can be used during daylight which is kind of an unexpected plus.
The IR has several stages of intensity but I found the highest modes to be somewhat toasty and unless you're working in an environment where there is little to reflect the IR usually the lowest mode will suffice.
With the second to lowest mode I can effectively sweep a 250-300ft radius of the property with no problems.
Battery life:
Not too good on alkalines, plus they leak. So far it's lasted 3 hours of intermittent use on energizer lithium's so I suppose that's what I'll be using from now on.
Holds well in the hand but feels... like something I wouldn't want to get wet.
My biggest peeve about it is how bright the screen is the inability to dim the screen. I live in a place where in twenty minutes your eyes can adjust to seeing the Milky Way. Under those circumstances the screen is simply too bright. I am having to wear sunglasses to use the device. The menu should have some sort of feature to dim the backlight of the screen but I have not found it.
Beyond that and the inability to mount to a regular 1/4-20 camera tripod I'm happy and would recommend it.
Good, but small view
Tony Noack✓ Verified Purchase•July 25, 2023
This product is a great product. But unfortunately it's view is very small so if your getting it to try and see what's going on in you yard at night, unless you are going to aim it at like a door nob are something of an area that small this is not the product for you. It works great , but all in all the camera on my phone works just fine in the night and delivers a good quality video.
Decent little night vision camera and camcorder
M. Firment✓ Verified Purchase•July 19, 2023
This is a very nice little camcorder with night vision. However, it's not really a monocular.
It is nice and light. Compact styling and easy to use.
The picture quality is fine. The night vision is of course a little grainy. When placed up to the eye, it was virtually impossible for me to see anything and I had to hold it away from my eye to see the screen, which is why I say it's not really a monocular.
It was fun to play around and very well priced with but not exactly what I was looking for.
It will be good to keep in the vehicle for those "you never know" moments when you just might need to record something in the dark.
It is nice and light. Compact styling and easy to use.
The picture quality is fine. The night vision is of course a little grainy. When placed up to the eye, it was virtually impossible for me to see anything and I had to hold it away from my eye to see the screen, which is why I say it's not really a monocular.
It was fun to play around and very well priced with but not exactly what I was looking for.
It will be good to keep in the vehicle for those "you never know" moments when you just might need to record something in the dark.
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