GTHUNDER Night Vision Goggles, Night Vision Binoculars – 4K UHD Video, 52MP Photos, App Remote Control, 10X Zoom, 4" HD Screen, 984ft, 7-Level IR, 4000mAh, 32GB Card – Ideal for Hunting & Security

The GTHUNDER Digital Night Vision Gogglesare a solid choice for enthusiasts needing reliable night vision at an affordable price. While not military-grade, they perform exceptionally well for recreational and professional use in darkness. The included 32GB card and FHD recording are great bonuses. If you need a budget-friendly yet capable night vision solution, these are worth considering.Buy if you need decent night vision for camping, hunting, or surveillance, but manage expectations for extreme low-light performance.The image quality is impressive for a digital night vision device, offering clear visuals in low-light conditions.Effective Infrared for Total Darkness– The built-in IR illuminator works well in complete darkness, enhancing visibility without excessive graininess.32GB Memory Card Included– Great for recording photos and videos without needing an immediate upgrade.Lightweight & Comfortable – The ergonomic design makes it easy to wear for extended periods.Versatile Use – Ideal for hunting, wildlife observation, security, and nighttime adventures.Cons:Digital zoom reduces image quality at higher magnifications.The live feed has minimal delay, but fast-moving objects may appear slightly blurred.While decent, extended use of IR mode drains the battery faster; carrying spares is recommended.

You get what you pay for as far as quality but these definitely surprised me. Digital binoculars are a new concept to me and took some getting use to but man are they slick. Can zoom in pretty far with decent clarity I’d say 100yards. I like that there’s opportunity to record and take pictures with this as well. It did include a memory card as well as a nice case. That’s not all. I have never used any night vision products before and I was definitely impressed the first time as well as the other times I have used this at dark. Best visual clarity with these is around dusk and dawn but there is visibility in the dark of night it just won’t be as clear as other times of day. There’s a lot of things to adjust and play around with but I am continually impressed with these binoculars at this price. Great buy

These night vision glasses are very good quality with a clear field of view with excellent clarity and brightness, the recording function is great for extended night sky viewing to see passing plane lights and the most interesting things to see are the satellites in orbit reflected by the sun, maybe a ufo or two also who knows.

Out of the box, with batteries I provided installed, this works really well.I use it for work, so this is definitely something I needed to function at a high level but not break the bank to do so. It is intuitive to use and allows me to do the thing I need most - see in the dark at a distance. I can spot bad guys doing things they shouldn't be doing at a range of several hundred yards away in what they think is complete darkness and safety. I have already used it to excellent effect. Paired with rechargeable batteries, I'll get a ton of mileage out of this.In terms of what that mileage looks like - I have a specific bar I need and it's different than most. I need to spot the actions a watched person is taking at a distance in very low light as opposed to being able to identify *who* they are. If I can discern an individual, say, cutting a bike lock in an alley at 300 yards, I don't need to be able to identify them personally as "Mr John Doe 5'10" 175lbs brown hair red sweatshirt blue jeans" But I do need to be able to say "THAT particular dude in that alley just stole a bike." This works phenomenally for that purpose. The closer they are, the more closely I can come to that John Doe description. The optic zoom works great. The digital not as well so really far distances fall flatter than the mid range. But it's a grand total of 7x zoom.Things like trees/bushes/foliage will obscure the IR. I don't like that there is not an on-screen indicator of what output level the IR is currently set at. Apparently you just have to cycle through 7 levels plus off for the IR emitter. But recording video and taking a photo are simple. I have not tried it from inside a vehicle (and through the glass of the windshield/windows) but when outdoors it works fantastically.I can see down alleyways that have surrounding light - meaning there is illumination "noise" around it - in front, behind, to the side, etc. Bright light of course will drown out the night vision but as long as I'm not looking directly at a bright light source, it's really good. I can discern and distinguish objects, animals and people at several hundred yards away even on cloudy nights with no starlight or moonlight. Even in pitch black it's good.The lack of accompanying audio recording is a bummer, but that's typical with these items.What I could really use is a better method of carrying the binocs. The case they came in is an average molded-shaped type protector. But that case is not designed for quick deployment nor for anything other than hand carry. It also comes with a neck strap, but how many uniformed good guys want to walk around tough parts of town with a noose wrapped around their neck? I don't run around with a tactical helmet on to attach this to, either. A belt loop style pouch mount on the back of the case or a molle-capable type web would be a big help.

This was affordable enough, and worth a try. The case is well built, and protects the device well. I'm not sure why, but it says "Night Vision" clearly printed on top. As it was made in China, perhaps there is less English language creativity.Overall, the camera works ok. Bluetooth would have been nice, but it includes a micro SD card for storage. The range of the infra red flashlight is the only limit to the range of "night vision". However, it functions well as long as it is at full power, and it runs on six AA batteries. Reduced battery or charge also reduces its capabilities, oddly.My one large regret is that the monitor DOES NOT HAVE A BRIGHTNESS CONTROL. As this could potentially light up my face for animals at night I'm taking a discrete photo of, this is a disappointment—blinded by the light. For infrared, the limit of not functioning through a window might discourage some.As a side note, one benefit to this product is you will always have good customer service. If there are any troubles you have, they want to know what they can do to fix it. For most, I suspect these will fulfill their expectations.