KINKA Night Vision Goggles Night... vs Aurosports 10x25 Folding High Po...

Good resolution and excellent magnification. Eyepiece is a rubberized material which is comfortable. Monoculars are actually easier to use than binoculars.

This is a nice unit with good image quality and capturing capabilities. My only other real complaint is mine don’t seem compatible with any of my computer, laptops, etc.

It is essentially a camcorder that starts out at a magnified (whatever that amount actually is) distance and additionally has a 4x zoom. Focus is entirely manual and you have this little viewing screen to look at for focusing. It works really good for...  Read More

It runs on aa batteries, i hope it comes with rechargeable batteries so i don’t have to change batteries. Comes with a 32gb micro sd card (which appears to be the max size it accepts, according to the manual) takes six double a batteries that are not ...  Read More

It is compact/lightweight and functions well. Very easy to setup and use. Fun to use and can be a asset as well.

In total darkness, the viewfinder is too bright and non-adjustable. Even in bright daylight, it is difficult to hand hold without getting shaky still images. The shutter release button has a long delay, or shutter lag. They are just zoomed in to far.

Reasonably sturdy, but keep in padded case when not in use. They are compact and fit easily inside my edc bag. They feel much more solid and sturdy than i would have imagined.

Don't bother with these binoculars. They are terrible!

Magnification is crummy (not x10) and image foggy. Left eye piece is jammed and will not adjust. Lense is cheap unlike japaness.