Moin, tolles Nachtsichtgerät für kleines Geld, nach kleiner kennlernfase macht es tolle Bilder, selbst bei totaler Finsternis, wenn " Mann" was zu bedauern hat,das es kein Autofokus hat, sonst top.

Schlechte Verpackung aber Produkt ist gut

These night vision goggles come with everything you need including a nice carrying case that houses everything. The instructions are easy to read. It is pretty amazing to go out in the dark and be able to see with these goggles. The quality of pictures and images could be better, but I am happy I ordered these.

These were fun to use when we were wilderness camping. While using the IR setting, smoke from the campfire or mist on the water limits the distance the IR light can reach. I guess that makes sense, but it was a little disappointing because there was a lot of mist this year during the hours when it was dark.I appreciate that these come with a custom case, otherwise, I would worry about transporting them safely. It would be nice if they upgraded the case to be waterproof. Ours definitely leaked on the way back when we got hit by a torrential downpour in the boat with no way to cover the gear. They were unharmed, however, the case just needed a few days to dry out.

Leider hat mich das Wosports Nachtsichtgerät in Bezug auf Qualität und Funktionalität enttäuscht. Obwohl es mit 4K HD und 8-fachem Digitalzoom beworben wird, ist die Bildqualität alles andere als klar. Gerade bei schwachem Licht oder auf größere Distanzen liefert das Gerät unscharfe und körnige Bilder, was die Nachtsicht stark beeinträchtigt.Auch der versprochene Infrarotbereich von 400 Metern scheint sehr übertrieben – in der Praxis funktioniert es bei Weitem nicht so gut. Der Akku hält zwar recht lange dank der 5000mAh, aber das allein kann die schwache Leistung des Geräts nicht ausgleichen.Für den Preis hätte ich deutlich mehr erwartet. Für ernsthafte Beobachtungen oder Campingausflüge nicht wirklich geeignet.

I had no idea at this price range that night vision would work this well. While this does have a face gasket on the front to put up snug to your face, it uses a single wide LED panel which makes your eyes cross. These are definitely a "hold away from your face" type of unit. Color in NV works ok, but IR is where it really shines. While the focusable IR light allows you to see a vast wide view, you can also focus it into a narrow beam to see things farther away. I just wish the screen was dimmable you can very easily lose your natural night vision once you look away from the screen.10/10...excellent newbie set if NV at a consumer friendly price!

Right out of the box I was impressed with the carrying case, and once I unzipped the case I was doubly impressed with the night vision goggles. After charging the CR2 rechargeable battery that is included with these binoculars, I went out into a dark field and it was like daylight! I played with these for some time with no moon, and had a great time with them. These binoculars do use a lot of power; therefore, you want to make sure that you charge them every time you finish using them otherwise you won't have enough power for the next time that you want to go out with them. There is 7 IR levels, I found at the brightest setting that it was too bright. I was more comfortable at levels 1 and 2. There is about a 10 minute learning curve as you play in the dark, which is actually very fun. These binoculars can snap 16 megapix photos and take 4k video. Photos and video that you take with this is pretty good, but don't expect it to be on par with your smart phone or a DSL camera. They are water resistant, which means that they can get a little wet but don't drown it because you could break it. Without any adjustments you can see about the length of a football field or so very clearly, the digital zoom works but it makes the objects blurry and pixelated, which is normal for mid-range night vision binoculars. It also has a 10x optical zoom that works flawlessly. The 3" large HD display is very nice and clear. It also comes with a 32 gig SD card for your pictures and videos that you want to save. My only small complaint is that it doesn't fit perfectly against my head, but that's because everybody has a different size head. Also the reasoning behind them not having a snug fit would be so that air ventilation can get into the goggles so that they don't fog up and you can actually see the screen. With that in mind, it does a pretty good job of staying on your head even though it's not a nice tight fit. I found the build to be very strong, the case to be well constructed, and the item better than described. Realize this, that this is not a pair of $3,000 military grade night vision goggles that you borrowed from your local military base, but these are still a very functional and decent pair of night vision goggles and the mid-level technology has greatly improved over the years. I highly recommend them!

We received this Wosports night vision binoculars to augment our compliment of field glass. This is our first set of night vision binos and it is a welcome tool. Although these offer night vision and use infrared light to help illuminate your subject, they are not FLIR binos which have the ability to identify warm objects, like warm-blooded mammals. We used these binos on a recent camping trip. The facility we visited was a perfect testing ground with absolute darkness other than a few pedestal mounted convenience lights. The surrounding woods were in total darkness. The binos worked well, provided you had the focus and zoom set to your liking. The image in the screen appears black and white, though color viewing is obtained during daylight hours. Keep in mind that the IR light has a limited range, so don’t expect to see things off in the distance. Max range for our test probably rendered images out to 75 - 100 feet or so, otherwise the far treeline was just black. There are several buttons atop the device that control the IR lighting, the on/off function and the operation of the camera to help capture images. Unlike traditional binoculars, the zoom, focus and IR light levels are controlled by dials set into the side of the body instead of the more common wheels that your hand naturally falls to on regular binoculars. To zoom and focus, there are two recessed wheels on the left side. They are somewhat stiff to operate and being side by side, it is easy to dial both unintentionally. Operating in the dark disallows the ability to observe the proper wheel and its resultant operation. Some retraining of your hand and fingers is required to master the controls. Additionally, there are several buttons on top of the body that turn the device on, snaps pictures, turns on the IR, etc. Again, training yourself to the location and functions of these buttons will be a good practice before setting off into the wild with these. Obviously, this thing is battery operated, thus the internal battery needs to be charged before use. Once again, boo to Wosports for not providing a power supply to charge the battery. A cable is included. The included instructions were adequate for learning the functions. At a mid-level price point, these night vision binoculars offer a pretty solid package with the included case, neck strap and micro SD card (32 GB).