Thank you for showing the stars. Some of us are quite interested in what's going on up there. And, judging from 1st Gen NV optic I looked through, previously, there is a lot of normally hidden activity.
As niccatipay suggested me, I will clear things up. This will be your definitive answer about what should you pick. - What night vision should I get? First, if you're willing to pay up to 200 dollars and just use it as a casual walk on the park at night, get a Nightfox 120R, it has no magnification and is good for close quarters, but if you're like me and you want the maximum clarity and distance for purposes, like spying on your neighbors, guard your porch, or spot some deer for hunting, get the Bestguarder 900v like the one in this video, It's at 300-ish euro piece of equipment and already comes with 4.5x optical magnification and an excellent digital zoom of 5x (in which I will tell you, it's goddamn clear, not even my 4k camera on my note 9 can get this much clarity with digital zoom), also the IR illuminator is more higher-end than in the other devices, which in return the IR illuminator is much less visible to the naked eye, at the cost of power output, but actually, the binoculars are MUCH more sensitive to light, it means that, in return, it covers a maximum of the 400m as advertised. Honestly, if I'd pick one for the performance solely would be the bestguarder, if you can spend up to 200 euros or dollars or the equivalent, you can afford the bestguarder. The 3 downsides are: You cannot mount it to a helmet in normal ways, you'll have to buy a hella lot of arm hinges or a shoulder mount, it's not reccomended to use it at close distances, let me explain, if you're looking at something at 2 or 3 metres you'll be fine, but at much less than that, the image quality will be out of focus because of the magnification, and third, if you're the kind of guy that wants to go on a walk on the park at night, you'll have some trouble, since the magnification is high, you'll get tunnel vision, and worse, if you have weak arms, you won't be able to hold it properly because it's almost a kilogram (actually more weight is correlated to build quality, so it might be an upside for others) In conclusion, close quarters walk in the park and you're on a 200 euro, dollar or whatever budget, get a nightfox. If you're about performance and maximum coverage and features, get the bestguarder. It's the best you can get. I'm going to buy the bestguarder soon, and I got all this info because this pair of goggles has the most reviews on youtube. 5 TH-camrs can't be wrong, right? Well, that's everything I could cover, if you have any questions, comment this message.
If you find someone who does a review that actually looks at the sky, will you PLEASE message me. It blows my mind that NO ONE ever looks up. How can it possibly NEVER occur to someone that people might use these to look at the sky rather than just hunting. It drives me crazy.
@@HOLLYHOUSE11 yes I will remember that! Here some ufo catchers use them, but they dont tell what concrete model they use. In this one, the look at the sky was very poor, even if its not for ufo, it can be a good sight! Thats why I suspect about this youtuber intentions.. But I posted the comment anyway, bx at least you have one second of looking to the sky, althought its a bad and messy look
Have you recorded any ufo with this device? I have a Nighr vision Ranger Yukon 5x42, but it no longer works. With my device I recorded countless UFOs. Can you post any video where you record a ufo? Thank you.
Get the bestguarder, The record quality and blah blah stuff in both is very different. You can actually see shit more clearly on the bestguarder than the pinty.
So the lowest zoom you can view is 3x/4x? I was ideally looking for like 1x really lowest zoom. So the digital recording won't do any less than 3/4x? E.g. If I was trying to film as field of view in my living room as possible from WITHIN my living room, it wouldn't really work?
You can, but the minimum is 4.5x because the lens is 4.5x. You can actually record your living room but you'll have some trouble focusing nearby stuff. This thing is designed to get to 300-400 ish metres, in which is fucking amazing for hunting and spotting, so yeah, these are overkill for your living room but they're not worthless.
I'm interested in your opinion of the 3 most stealthy (re: IR emitter) basic Night Vision Binos ? I don't need imaging or video or audio capabilities. Would like to stay between 100$ -300$. Thanks for your generous consideration, Sincerely ............................
How would this perform with the IR illuminator built into the Zenitco Perst 3 Green+. I would imagine this would be a reasonably economical night vision binocular choice to pair up with this monster of a weapons laser system? I realize this unit doesn't have a helmet mount but this could be fashioned in some sort. I would appreciate your expertise on this...maybe you have even tested it. Thanks!
The problem with digital devices is late put really crappy processors in them a problem with using a digital device for close-quarters battle scenarios is you're going to have lag. If you have it mounted to a helmet and you turn your head too fast for example you will see the image stutter and it'll be like a video game on a lagging computer like it's dropping frames.
True you can't really use these in a tactical situation. For hunting and observing these are perfect. I have a coyote problem in my neighborhood and I've been using these for surveillance during these pitch black nights.
Hi I'm going to camp in Tanzania for a week so I am looking for night visor to see animals during the night. I have seen this Bestguarder NV-900 in Italy at 377 $ otherwise the Nightfox 120 R at 262 $. If I could use in daylight better but not so important. Which one you suggest to me?
A late reply, but you should consider 3 things. 1.) Budget 2.) Average distance for observation 3.) Will you use it again? For a walk around the camp i suggest the cheaper model. But if by any chance you wish to go night hunting with a partner then ... Cheaper, but quality.
@@niccatipay Nightfox 120R is QCB, it's good if you're going for a walk in the dark, the bestguarder is for spotting and for hunting, although it can be usable close quarters, just that you'll have tunnel vision because it's lens is 4 times magnified.
I can get pretty much the same thing at Target in the toy department for $40 I'm just saying man. Why Pay $340 when you can buy almost the same thing for $40 that works just as well is what you're holding in your hand and looks just like it cheap plastic and all. 👍🙄🇱🇷
Thank you for showing the stars. Some of us are quite interested in what's going on up there. And, judging from 1st Gen NV optic I looked through, previously, there is a lot of normally hidden activity.
You should do a video on a handheld FLIR. A budget option.
I will try
CATs60?
Was planning on getting these for Christmas!
5:40 i'm glad you can see the detail through the window, exactly what i want it for.
there are 4k ones but their range is garbage
Your asking for a friend right?
As niccatipay suggested me, I will clear things up. This will be your definitive answer about what should you pick.
- What night vision should I get?
First, if you're willing to pay up to 200 dollars and just use it as a casual walk on the park at night, get a Nightfox 120R, it has no magnification and is good for close quarters, but if you're like me and you want the maximum clarity and distance for purposes, like spying on your neighbors, guard your porch, or spot some deer for hunting, get the Bestguarder 900v like the one in this video, It's at 300-ish euro piece of equipment and already comes with 4.5x optical magnification and an excellent digital zoom of 5x (in which I will tell you, it's goddamn clear, not even my 4k camera on my note 9 can get this much clarity with digital zoom), also the IR illuminator is more higher-end than in the other devices, which in return the IR illuminator is much less visible to the naked eye, at the cost of power output, but actually, the binoculars are MUCH more sensitive to light, it means that, in return, it covers a maximum of the 400m as advertised. Honestly, if I'd pick one for the performance solely would be the bestguarder, if you can spend up to 200 euros or dollars or the equivalent, you can afford the bestguarder. The 3 downsides are: You cannot mount it to a helmet in normal ways, you'll have to buy a hella lot of arm hinges or a shoulder mount, it's not reccomended to use it at close distances, let me explain, if you're looking at something at 2 or 3 metres you'll be fine, but at much less than that, the image quality will be out of focus because of the magnification, and third, if you're the kind of guy that wants to go on a walk on the park at night, you'll have some trouble, since the magnification is high, you'll get tunnel vision, and worse, if you have weak arms, you won't be able to hold it properly because it's almost a kilogram (actually more weight is correlated to build quality, so it might be an upside for others)
In conclusion, close quarters walk in the park and you're on a 200 euro, dollar or whatever budget, get a nightfox. If you're about performance and maximum coverage and features, get the bestguarder. It's the best you can get.
I'm going to buy the bestguarder soon, and I got all this info because this pair of goggles has the most reviews on youtube. 5 TH-camrs can't be wrong, right? Well, that's everything I could cover, if you have any questions, comment this message.
What about hiking?
How far do you think you could identify different animals in complete darkness?
How about a WIDE ANGLE + Helmet Mountable set that closely resembles PVS-14 NVGs.
Thanks for looking at the sky! hehehh
If you find someone who does a review that actually looks at the sky, will you PLEASE message me. It blows my mind that NO ONE ever looks up. How can it possibly NEVER occur to someone that people might use these to look at the sky rather than just hunting. It drives me crazy.
@@HOLLYHOUSE11 yes I will remember that! Here some ufo catchers use them, but they dont tell what concrete model they use. In this one, the look at the sky was very poor, even if its not for ufo, it can be a good sight! Thats why I suspect about this youtuber intentions.. But I posted the comment anyway, bx at least you have one second of looking to the sky, althought its a bad and messy look
Thanks for the info. !
Hi and thanks for your video. Can you confirm that the device only works with battery power and there is no way to connect it to a electricity cable?
Have you recorded any ufo with this device? I have a Nighr vision Ranger Yukon 5x42, but it no longer works. With my device I recorded countless UFOs. Can you post any video where you record a ufo? Thank you.
Do you think these would be better than the AGM TM160 thermal imager? They cost a few bucks more than those night vision you're showing.
♿♿I love nods. I haven't used any in over 20 yrs. I'm guessing they're a lot better these days.♿♿
I know it is kind of off topic but do anybody know a good website to watch new tv shows online ?
@Bridger Zev I watch on flixzone. You can find it on google :)
between this model and the Pinty review you did which is better - is this wor the extra money from the pinty $270 model that you mentioned on sale?
Get the bestguarder, The record quality and blah blah stuff in both is very different. You can actually see shit more clearly on the bestguarder than the pinty.
Impressive clarity especially those shots across the water at that huge house. Those handles do look really cheap. What kind of batteries does it take
So the lowest zoom you can view is 3x/4x? I was ideally looking for like 1x really lowest zoom. So the digital recording won't do any less than 3/4x? E.g. If I was trying to film as field of view in my living room as possible from WITHIN my living room, it wouldn't really work?
You can, but the minimum is 4.5x because the lens is 4.5x. You can actually record your living room but you'll have some trouble focusing nearby stuff. This thing is designed to get to 300-400 ish metres, in which is fucking amazing for hunting and spotting, so yeah, these are overkill for your living room but they're not worthless.
This is not the Quality as depicted in the video The only comment I can make is that I would not purchase another one
Out of the ones you reviewed which would you recommend
You should do it video on economy combat night vision and targeting. If you already have done one, please post a link here.
I'm interested in your opinion of the 3 most stealthy (re: IR emitter) basic Night Vision Binos ?
I don't need imaging or video or audio capabilities.
Would like to stay between 100$ -300$.
Thanks for your generous consideration,
Sincerely ............................
Bestguarder has the most stealthy IR emitter.
How would this perform with the IR illuminator built into the Zenitco Perst 3 Green+. I would imagine this would be a reasonably economical night vision binocular choice to pair up with this monster of a weapons laser system? I realize this unit doesn't have a helmet mount but this could be fashioned in some sort. I would appreciate your expertise on this...maybe you have even tested it. Thanks!
You can put an arm mount on your helmet and tinker it to be on your face, I haven't tried it. I mean, IR lasers get picked up anyways.
HOW VISABLE IS IT TO THE SUBJECT AT NIGHT??? sorry caps lock was on.
Can, and how can, it be used during daylight if I wanted to birdwatch?
What about other features such as how to setup GPS ID?
Nobody uses it but it's useful. You have to calibrate your latitude and longitude as far as I've seen these videos
The new cell phone adapter versus the original.
What device would you recommend for watching stars? In both the low, medium and high budget ranges. Thanks
For long range, I would recommend Deontay Wilder. For close range, I would recommend Manny Pacquiao. Unlimited stars, good luck
@@19culprit25 Thanks... I'm not looking to be an astronomer. I wish to look at the night sky... Including planes and satellites.
Why are you talking about UFC fighters? I don't get the joke?
Kearnu Phoenix lol. Sorry bro, was just messing around.
How do you load the batteries?
Is there any way to affix it to a rifle?.
I'm looking for one to mount on a helmet. Which one do you recommend in the say $500 range.
This one actually is the best one for range. This has a screw so with some tinkering you can make an arm mounted in the helmet with the goggles.
The problem with digital devices is late put really crappy processors in them a problem with using a digital device for close-quarters battle scenarios is you're going to have lag. If you have it mounted to a helmet and you turn your head too fast for example you will see the image stutter and it'll be like a video game on a lagging computer like it's dropping frames.
True you can't really use these in a tactical situation. For hunting and observing these are perfect. I have a coyote problem in my neighborhood and I've been using these for surveillance during these pitch black nights.
They're not 60fps. And yes, they're not the best for CQB, they'll get blurry fast but hey it's not gonna stutter.
Can’t seem to find anywhere to buy these. Suggestion? Amazon is out.
www.aliexpress.com/store/product/7x31-Infrared-Night-Vision-Binocular-Clearly-see-up-to-400m-Digital-Scope-640-x-480-HD/3668104_32982366829.html?spm=2114.12010615.8148356.35.7e242d19PvMGze
Can we get someone that speaks the truth?????
Hello. Do you know the difference between NV-400 and NV-800? I am just looking for any difference but I found both the same.
A lot. Just pick up a NV-900
5:40 if that scream inside the house 👻👻🧟♂️
También lo he visto una figura fantasmal
Is the ir visible? I read it's 850nm so I guess yes.
It's at the border of visible and not visible so yeah, but it's gonna be very faint like ultraviolet.
Is a good Tool for Airsoft player?
Is this at all weatherproof? (rain resistant?)
Yes it is, just don't dunk it in the water.
Thank you
704, have you been fuckin with us?
الله يعطيك صحاء
The question is.....will it pass the water bottle test?
Hi I'm going to camp in Tanzania for a week so I am looking for night visor to see animals during the night. I have seen this Bestguarder NV-900 in Italy at 377 $ otherwise the Nightfox 120 R at 262 $. If I could use in daylight better but not so important. Which one you suggest to me?
A late reply, but you should consider 3 things.
1.) Budget
2.) Average distance for observation
3.) Will you use it again?
For a walk around the camp i suggest the cheaper model.
But if by any chance you wish to go night hunting with a partner then ... Cheaper, but quality.
@@niccatipay Nightfox 120R is QCB, it's good if you're going for a walk in the dark, the bestguarder is for spotting and for hunting, although it can be usable close quarters, just that you'll have tunnel vision because it's lens is 4 times magnified.
@@freevbucks8019
Thank you captain!
You should also post on the main section to help others.
Fly away safe capt.
que hacer si se quedo pegado en el logo el visor ?
👍
Are these any good for dogging 😳
PMSL
Do you want to sell your old Pinty?
Actually, could you actually use actually a little less often, actually.
lo comprato ma non ha istruzioni in Italiano !!!!
So... not actually binoculars. A monocular and an emitter tube.
They technically are. Binocular comes from latin that is Twin eyes. You're using both of your eyes to see it.
CHEAP NIGHT VISION DOES NOT EXIST. BUY A USED PVS-14
No thank you, if someone sells an used PVS-14, chances are you'll get a damaged or burnt one.
No visible helmet mount sucks
I can get pretty much the same thing at Target in the toy department for $40 I'm just saying man. Why Pay $340 when you can buy almost the same thing for $40 that works just as well is what you're holding in your hand and looks just like it cheap plastic and all. 👍🙄🇱🇷
Trust me, 40$ is gonna break easily. The bestguarder gives you the most range.
Who fucking cares if you can record or edit.
Cheap plastic ! ! ! what's expensive plastic " feel like ! ! " I guess if these bins aren't for throwing around with this " cheap " plastic aye !
Thank you