ESSLNB 5X40 Night Vision Monocular with Infrared Technology for Night Vision

ccrj: First, let me say, I have used day/night vision binoculars and monoculars for way more money that couldn't come close to what this monocular does. It comes out of the box with a carrying case and strap, rechargeable battery and 110v adapter; USB A charging cable and USB A and C dongle adapter to connect your phone, tablet or PC for multiple uses. The video/mono audio cable is also supplied for recording and viewing with a host of different configurations if the app is downloaded.

Some people said they couldn't see anything clearly, or there was no zoom capabilities to see objects clearly that were in the distance. Both ends of this lens are adjustable for clarity. I was impressed at how clearly I could see objects during the day and with IR at night in total darkness. The focal lens at the end of the scope is easily adjusted to get crystal clear imagery and the Diopter is adjustable for fine tuning individual eyesight. The zoom in and out functions are awesome by pressing either arrow button (right to zoom in left to zoom out). Once zoomed, refocusing the lens to see everything clearly is pretty simple. When moving across the viewing environment in complete darkness, the IR...

United States on Nov 14, 2023

Malibu Shary: First of all, this is a good camera for the price. no doubt. I have used it even in the daytime and it shows a good color image. at night, B&W image. I thought there was something wrong with it at first, because the eyepiece is just a tiny hole! not a lens. what? but it works. You just have to look right into the little hole. Image is there.

When focusing, my hand blocks the IR led illuminators. which is a strange thing to design. it throws the camera off completely. it takes a bit of time, then it adjusts again and you can see an image.

Night vision is VERY good.

Buttons are useless at night. You need a flashlight to shine on them to see, which then... you know... useless when you have to shine a flashlight on the nightvision camera and not be seen lol. why not backlight the buttons? how much can that cost? 30 cents?

The user interface of the buttons is horrid. also, when you press the left and right button, for example for magnification, you have to press and release. does not work when you hold the button. Magnification does not seem to be optical. it's digital. so at 5x you get only 20% of the resolution you have at 1x. hmph

runs on one...

United States on Apr 30, 2021

Joseph Miller: I was some what tentative about purchasing a night vision scope as I didn't want one that was grainy and green like the old first gen nv scopes. I reaserched quite a bit before I biting the bullet and purchased this scope. I'll tell you now, I am NOT malcontent at all with the function of this night vision monocular scope.
The first thing I did after openning the box was put the scope on the charger, then set to reading the operations booklet. I let the battery charge for about 5 hours as I did a few other things, oh, I should mention the charging cable is only about 18 inches long.
After letting the battery charge fully I looked out the window and played with the focusing aspect and found that quite adequate. It was still daylight so I had to wait until nightfall before testing the night vision capabilities, I found I could see quite farther than I anticipated with the city lights and such. At that time I didn't know the infrared light wasn't on, I am suprised at the light capturing abilities of this scope. As I was testing the scope I watched a cat walk up the sidewalk about 350 meters away, just a plain as if it was daylight. I then took the scope out behind the house and...

United States on Jul 19, 2020