Best Sight Digital Night Vision Scope

[5000 mW] Hands down the best digital night vision scope that I have owned. The Clarity is unbelievable for the price range that this scope meets.

[f/1.4] Best camera available with night vision capability

[50 mm] The ATN x-sight LTV performs well. Video is crisp and clear. Night vision distance would probably improved with larger infrared light. Easy to sight in. Works well.

[15 mm] Great night vision.

[64-72 lp/mm] This is a great digital night vision camera/ riflescope. It does however require the use of an IR illuminator to have night vision capabilities. This is because all digital devices do not amplify available light like traditional tube night vision devices. This monocular does see infrared light very well though. The images day or night are excellent. Very clear. Digital zoom works well, but at maximum zoom image can be slightly grainy, although not bad. Color, B&W, and green modes are helpful in different lighting. Reticles are very fine, useful, and clear. The zeroing is a bit complicated, but once you figure it out it works well. This scope is well built, and not that heavy. Controls are fairly intuitive. Rifle mount is solid aluminum and mounts tight. IR illuminator can be focused for different distances and is very bright Overall a great multipurpose monocular, especially for the price.

[75' (23 m)] The IR850 Supernova is a great compliment to the night vision scope I purchased recently. Totally awesome.

[1x USB-C] I have been using night vision devices for many years now so I decided to upgrade to a thermal device. Well I finally saved up and purchased the ATN ThOR 640 4x-40x and it has changed the way we hunt predators. The reliability and features on this scope are amazing from taking pictures and videos to the smart range finder, and being able to store different setups in the scope allowing it to be moved to different rifles. The best part of this scope is not on the scope itself, but with customer service. You have a customer for life.

[16 x 6.9 x 5"] The VCOG 1-8 is the best close quarters to mid range scope that I have ever used. It also works well with both night vision PVS22 and and PVS-14. I wish I had this scope for my deployments in Afghanistan as it is very fast for up close work and easily gets you out to 600 yards

[8] This really is comparable to Gen 2 night vision. Once you get used to the controls and focusing the scope, it is quite easy to view things in the dark. I found the white and black color scheme to be the best when it comes to recognizing animals in the dark. Also, you don't have to worry about accidentally pointing the scope at a bright light and ruining the device like some regular night vision. Definitely a good deal if you need to see in low light conditions. One of my friends used it to look up at the sky and could see many more stars and satellites than were visible with the naked eye. You won't be disappointed with this scope.

[-3.0 to +2.0] Make no mistake. This scope is a big 56mm and a bit heavy but the payoff is a huge, bright view. I mostly hunt hog and coyote during twilight and night. I'd say this is probably not the scope you want if you can only hunt during the day but if you can legally hunt at night this scope is a significant improvement over a 40mm or even a 50mm scope. It's not gen 3 night vision but if there is some moon or sky glow it's quite effective.This illuminated reticle is understated and very effective at precise shooting or longer ranges. During the day with a light background you don't really notice that it's illuminated but against a dark target the glowing dot marks the center of your cross hairs. As the light fades the fiber optic automatically adjusts the dot's brightness so well that I don't understand why they made it adjustable. At night the dot gently glows bright enough to be clearly visible but not enough to hurt your night vision. I am still amazed that the illumination works so perfectly without adjustment, no on/off and no batteries.There is noticeable chromatic aberration around the perimeter but the image is sharp in the center and it is very noticeably brighter than my 40mm and 50mm Nikon Buckmasters and 50mm Redfield scopes.