GOYOJO Night Vision Monocular for Adults, Head & Helmet
GOYOJO Night Vision Monocular for Adults, Head & Helmet Mounted NVG with Wide FOV, 7X Magnification, 27mm Objective Lens, Digital Night Vision for Tactical Use and Night Observation Night Walking
- ENHANCED VISUAL CLARITY — Designed as night vision goggles for adults, this digital night vision monocular features a 1.54-inch HD display, 320 × 320 resolution and Starlight CMOS sensor for clear viewing in low-light environments.
- 7X MAGNIFICATION & 27MM OBJECTIVE LENS — Get a closer view of distant subjects with 7X magnification and a 27mm objective lens. The wide FOV makes this NVG monocular practical for nighttime observation, airsoft and outdoor activities.
- VERSATILE HEAD AND HELMET MOUNTING — Switch between head-mounted and helmet-mounted use for a more convenient viewing setup. Ideal for users searching for wearable night vision goggles, helmet night vision or a compact head-mounted NVG.
- BUILT FOR NIGHTTIME USE — The compact monocular design combines a wide field of view with digital night vision performance, making it suitable for airsoft, nighttime observation, camping and other tactical outdoor applications.
- COMPACT ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION — Built with an aluminum structure and tactical-style design, this night vision goggle system combines portability with a practical single-eye viewing format for adults who need flexible nighttime observation.
Night Vision Monocular Goggles with Elastic Head
| SKU: | B0H4Q173ZK |
| Brand: | GOYOJO |
| Material: | Aluminum |
| Colour: | black |
| Manufacture: | GOYOJO |
| Colour: | black |
| Material: | Aluminum |
Product description
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These night binoculars are exceptional for hunting and wildlife observation. The HD video and starlight sensor provide clear and crisp images, even in low light conditions. The 985ft range is impressive and the infrared spotlight is a great addition for night vision. I can’t believe how good this is! You can record or take a picture. I could go on. But just look at my photos and video. The bottom half shows you what you’re looking at (house) and the top half of the photo shows how dark it is outside. It’s pitch black here in the country! I’m so impressed with the image quality for what it is! That house is 700 feet away. Can’t see it in the dark unless a full moon at the right time.
I’ve had various consumer grade night vision devices over the years, have used them in the fire service, and even went so far as to purchase a very expensive thermal camera from Flir on a whim. These are just as good vision wise as any of them. I’m really impressed with these. Using it’s IR illuminator I can easily see someone walking around at 130 yards. I can’t tell who it is, but I can tell you what they’re wearing and how long their hair is. With the illuminator on high I can see nearly as well as in daylight at 400+ yards.
It has three different color tints to the screen that you can choose. The standard night vision green color everyone is familiar with, an infrared color effect (which is kind of purplish), and just a regular color mode which after dark is just black and white. For best effect you’ll want the green tint, and the difference is huge in viewing distance.
I tried taking a few photos at night with it and video as well. The photos were not good at all but the video was surprisingly decent and pretty much exactly the same resolution/view as you see with the screen. You can not zoom in while taking videos with this camera. It does come with a micro SD card which is nice.
The button layout is fine once you get used to it and easy enough to use in the dark. Everything seems to work as described and intended with the exception of the screen brightness. It says it has 7 levels, but I don’t really notice much difference between 1 and 7.
The big plus of this device is that it opens up the world of night vision at a really good price, and with very good performance too. If you’ve had older devices, or just want to see what night vision is like than this is absolutely perfect for you and I’m sure you will really enjoy it.
The downside is that it is cheap looking and feeling. It does seem like a cheap pair of kids binoculars. I wouldn’t expect these to take much abuse and I certainly wouldn’t plan on them surviving even a small drop. They come with a neck strap, but there isn’t a case to keep them in which is a shame.
Overall I highly recommend these if you want to give night vision a try. I’ve been pleasantly surprised by these and I’m glad I got them.
Only 8x but the clarity on these is actually really good and beats the iPhone
I had high expectations for these binoculars and while they are excellent and produce great quality, the zoom is only 8x. While an iPhone can possibly do better on the zoom, the clarity on these is actually really good and beats the iPhone. Night vision mode is in black and white, but it also beats the iPhone in clarity.
It has a range of 985 feet. The build is durable and lightweight. I especially like the LCD viewer which makes it easy to view in the dark, or any lighting for that matter.
I like that it is rechargeable via USB C. It comes with an SD card, which is a nice touch, and controls are very simple to use.
Overall, this is a nice entry level set of binoculars, and great for viewing nearby objects. Clarity is very good, and I also give kudos to the easy of use video and photograph modes.
See then as they startle you
I got cause I am scared of the dark. I’m still scared of the dark but now I can record and see when a spooky ghost is gonna startle me.
High quality night vision at a bargain price
This night vision monocular is awesome! The picture quality is unbelievable I love the fact it uses a USB c cable the headband is very high quality and has built in grip so it doesn’t move around on your head
Usable Night Vision for the money
This night vision is not really binoculars, it is more of a video camera with an IR light.
the IR light has 7 levels of brightness which work well outdoors, but indoors even at the lowest setting you get a bright spot in the center of the image, you can see it in the photos of my cats. it does work at illuminating a space even in total darkness. However, as another reviewer also pointed out, the screen is quite bright, I have tried adjusting the screen brightness in the menu, but it does not really seem to change the screen brightness. So effectively you have a forward-facing IR light with a camera and a backward-facing flashlight with the screen. The screen is bright enough to rune your night vision, so you really have to look through the screen to see anything.
There is a setting to turn the screen red or green but it seems to be more of a gimmick when using it on the color image. When you switch on the IR lights the image goes to black and white and long pressing the menu key will switch the color on the display. It would be nice for a night vision device to allow you to change the screen to red light in the menu as red light does not rune your night vision. As it is you have to cycle through black and white, to green then to red.
The images are overexposed and very noisy, I suspect they have turned the gain way up on the camera to help with low-light images. there is a manual focusing ring on the front of the device, but it seems to be a bit fussy with the distance. again they have opened up the f-stop to gather more light while reducing the depth of field for your focus.
The battery seems to last a long time. So far I’m still using it on the original charge ( about 20 – 30 minutes) of use over a few days (2 -5 minutes per session)
Note: My cats received a treat in exchange for modeling for the night vision images.