Night Vision Monocular Rifle Scope

[6x] I am very happy with my night vision monocular. I mostly use it for watching animals at night. I go into the woods hunting pretty often and it works well. The only down side is the 3-6x isnt adjustable. Its a set zoom. All you can do is focus it, but for less than 100 yards you can still see fine without large magnification. I would buy again.

[27mm f/1.2] First night vision monocular and it’s amazing. I’m normally a thermal guy but this will definitely help driving around the ranch. Great clarity and simple enough to use. Took it out the first time last weekend to the ranch, it was pitch black with lightning storms off in the distance. I threw this bad boy up and could see everything, from leaves on a tree to the shape of the clouds in the sky! I could see deer 200yrds away.

[360°] This night vision monocular is simply amazing. What you get for the price you could not beat. All I can say is I am so glad that I found the Igen 20/20. You cannot go wrong buying it.

[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.

[1024 x 768 OLED] Asp-micro , you have to realize lens size and resolution are minimal on this hand held monocular. It was a free item when I purchased an AGM Rattler thermal scope . I can tell you it will recognize deer size animals readily at 100 yards , while I would purchase a higher resolution monocular and will in the future . My wife likes using it to go out on the porch at night and check for deer etc in the field below our house . I have used it for night varmint hunting and it will help with eye strain , instead of looking down your thermal scope and is especially handy when hunting solo . I can tell you a definite application of this monocular would be finding hot or cold spots in your house , you can certainly find an air leak with it . I did recognize a Fox at 70 yards , and they are not legal to shoot during night coyote season in my state . Bottom line I would seek a higher resolution device of the same brand as these monoculars are packed with features , it will most definitely cost you more and you will not be sorry .

[15 mm] Great night vision.

[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.