🌃 JStoon Digital Night Vision Monocular with 1.5" TFT Inner Screen - Ideal for 100% Darkness, Outdoor Surveillance, Security, Hunting, Hiking - Includes 32GB Card for Saving Photos & Videos Review

It's not a real monocular in the sense that you might think you're not holding it to your eye, there's a tiny TV screen on the back. basically a night video camera if you thought you had something in your eye look into it like a night vision goggles or eight true monoculars this will not happen the screen that displays the image also fully illuminates the user I mean in my head Im Nobody can see you in the dark. So if you're thinking that this is something you're going to use in secret, think…

Firstly, keep in mind that devices in this price range are not the latest generation of technology. This is a Gen 1 lamp, but it is a very good Gen 1 little tube. Fits in the palm of your hand and is very light (even with 5 batteries). The on-screen menus are intuitive, as is switching between modes (e.g. camera to video). All IR brightness buttons and the camera button are located on the top of the device. A brighter night image was obtained with an IR illuminator. darker without. It has a…

This monocular is a fantastic product for the price. The seven levels of night vision work great, as does the pan focus at the end of the lenses. I was able to take very clear pictures of animals up to 60-80 meters away at night. The ability to take photos and videos day and night makes this monocular even more valuable. A couple of criticisms are that the digital zoom makes the image look pixelated at long range and it doesn't come with a carrying case. An added bonus is the memory card that…

Very comfortable from the start. Look, I'm a veteran and ex-paratrooper. I've worn everything down to Gen 3 NVGs that cost the same as your car. This is NOT THAT. No way. But for beginners who want to peer into their fields at night without spending thousands of dollars, or want to see what potential wildlife surrounds them on a hike, this is the perfect beginner scope. I recommend adding an additional/external IR source. While the IR on the unit works great even at around 100-125 feet, I can't

User interface: Easy to navigate once you remember which key is what. There's no optical zoom, only digital, so enlarged images will be pixelated compared to normal, and that's normal. The camera records both videos and photos and can be used in daylight, which is an unexpected plus. IR has multiple intensity levels. However, I've found the highest modes to be a bit toasty, and unless you're working in an environment with little IR reflection, the lowest setting is usually sufficient. property…

I've always wanted a decent night vision scope and the good ones tend to be overpriced and the cheaper ones I've tried haven't impressed me. With so many positive reviews I decided it was time to get my own and I have no regrets. After some testing and playing with it, I couldn't be happier with my purchase. I have a field across the street from my house and there are no streetlights nearby so I figured this would be a good test on a cloudy night with some rain. I checked my backyard first…