See objects, animals, or persons in the dark, determine how far away they are, take (and stream) video, and even send ballistic info to your compatible riflescope with the BinoX-4K 4-16x65 Night Vision Binocular with Laser Rangefinder. This versatile optic shows day and night imagery on an internal 1280 x 720 display, with a built-in infrared illuminator enabling its 3864 x 2218 sensor in the darkest environments. Its built-in laser rangefinder measures distance from 5 to 1000 yards with 1-yard accuracy, and the BinoX-4K can send range information via Bluetooth to a compatible ATN SMART HD riflescope to determine point of impact with no need for a holdover.

The BinoX-4K can capture still images or 1080p video at 30, 60, or 120 fps (daylight only), and saves them to a user-supplied microSD card (4 to 64GB). You can stream video—at the same time you record it—over Wi-Fi to an iOS or Android device running the ATN Obsidian 4 app. On your device, you can save, view ,and share your content.

The BinoX-4K will run for 15 hours on a fresh charge; charge time with a user-supplied 2A adapter is 6 hours, using the included USB Type-C cable. Its housing is weather-resistant.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty    Day/Night Use    Built-In IR Illuminator    1000-Yard Laser Rangefinder    1280 x 720 Display    Still Photos & 1080p Video Capture    Stream Video via Wi-Fi    Ballistic Info for ATN SMART HD Scopes    microSD Card Slot    1/4"-20 Tripod Mount    Built-In Battery, 15-Hour Runtime

• 4-16x standard digital zoom

• 65mm objective lenses

• Digital night vision for use in low or no light

• Built-in, adjustable IR illuminator for extreme low-light conditions

• Field of view: 220' at 1000 yards

• 5- to 1000-yard range

• ±1 yard accuracy

• Displays in yards or meters

• Pairs via Bluetooth with ATN SMART HD riflescopes, shares ranging info that eliminates calculations and holdover

• ATN Obsidian Core with 4K Ultra HD sensor and dual core processor

• Built-in Wi-Fi for streaming to iOS or Android device running ATN Obsidian 4 app

• Record and share images and videos

• 1080p video at 30, 60, or 120 fps (daylight only)

• Store video to user-supplied microSD card, supports cards from 4 to 64GB

• Built-in microphone to capture sound, can be turned off

• Fixed bridge with centered control panel

• 60-70mm interpupillary adjustment range

• Individual dioptric correction to focus on the display

• Turn collar on right objective to focus on subject in distance

• Runtime: 15 hours

• Charges in 6 hours with included USB Type-C cable and user-supplied 2A AC adapter

• 1/4"-20 tripod mount

• Weather-resistant housing

• Broad -20 to 120°F operating temperature range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this include with a mount?

A: The ATN PVS14-HPT High-Performance Multi-Purpose Night Vision Monocular (White Phosphor) includes a head mount, helmet mount, monocular, carrying case, and the shipping and storage case.

Q: 2. Can the FD1 be used on a RIFLE without an optical scope and it will give me new aimpoint if I enter ballistic info?

A: The PARD FD1-850 Clip-On Digital Night Vision Riflescope with Laser Rangefinder (850nm, 30Hz) can be use without an optical scope but you will need to buy the cantilever mount, https://bhpho.to/3vCrQeB. Yes, the point of impact would be different and you would have to adjust for the change.

Q: 3. How to know year of production of binox4k

A: These always sell out, so they are a current year manufacture.

Q: 4. Considering the 8x42 configuration and price, does this binocular share the same optics as the NL Pure?

A: The Swarovski 8x42 EL Range TA Laser Rangefinder Binocular with Tracking Assistant (Green) share the same optics and the older EL Range binoculars. They are not the NL Pure optics.

Q: 5. Can the rangefinder be used if window glass is interposed between the rangefinder and the target object?

A: I have now purchased this binocular/rangefinder and have had the opportunity to do some limited testing. The rangefinder function works reliably and well on targets in the 100-300 yard range with single or multiple sheets of glass interposed between the rangefinder and the target. The glass can be clean or moderately dirty without affecting the function. I haven’t tried long range targets yet but have no reason to believe they wouldn’t work as well as short range targets.

Q: 6. Are these waterproof?

A: There is no information on Kahles website that indicates it is waterproof

Q: 7. Does the Konus Konuspy have an SD slot or is the SD card built in? Would like to use an SD with more gigs.

A: It comes with a 8GB removable card. It can take up to a 32GB card.

Q: 8. With the laser range finder does it compute a new endpoint and projected on the reticle based on the ballistic information?

A: Yes. The with the PARD FD1-850 Front Night Vision Clip-On Scope (850nm) the end point is dependent of the ballistics information.

Q: 9. How does the GEN II model differ from the Fury HD GEN I model?

A: The original Vortex 10x42 Fury HD Laser Rangefinder Binocular had a Laser Rangefinder range of 1,600 feet. Generation II has a range of 5,000 feet.

Q: 10. Has the Leica Geovid 8 x 56 3200.COM image stabilization feature?

A: The Leica 8x56 Geovid 3200.COM Rangefinder Binocular BH #LE8X56G3200 • MFR #40808 has a laser rangefinder. It dose not have Image Stabilization (IS).