Fvtga Night Vision Goggles - 4K ... vs GOWWPUN Night Vision Binoculars ...

One thing to note before you go out to use these in the dark is to familiarize yourself with the operations & *. My kids keep trying to use it for missions to the fridge at night. Very pleased with purchase though, affordable and fun to have.

It is pretty good for some nighttime wildlife viewing over 100 yards. Clear as day.

The clarity of the pictures and the magnification/zoom feature is just astounding. Easy to switch quickly to infrared, zoom is adequate for star-gazing, bird-watching, etc.

The screen is clear, so i use these in place of my old traditional binoculars. My grandsons are hunters and these were for the 16 yr old.

Lcd screen brightness is too high, so it hurts the eyes at night. At full brightness, it only illuminates a 3-foot wide space in front of the unit. Biggest issue is that the ir flashlight on this unit only puts out a pencil-thin beam that is weak at b...  Read More

Zoom is very hard to sight as it is button click instead of a scroll wheel or something smooth to keep sighted while zooming. Things get really blurry at night when zooming in to see things. No image stabilization.

X magnification is also worthy of mention. Fully adjustable focus from 3 feet to 400 meters. It is so cool to have the options of zoom, focus,, plus taking photos and videos.

These binoculars boast some pretty strong battery life too. Had to use alkaline aa or external lithium battery.

Lightweight in design and easy to operate following instructions provided. It’s surprisingly easy to use and works pretty well.

These night specs have a range of about 1300 feet and in complete darkness too! However, to my surprise the build in infrared in this unit works well. This item gives him an extra edge up with the ability to see in the distance during nightfall or in ...  Read More

Day vision quality is so-so. Zoom is not all that good either. Max view is 960.