Digital Night Vision Scope, Day & Night Hunting Rifle Optics, 1080P/2K Resolution NV Scopes for Hunting with Camera & Video

I want to preface this review and say I have owned and used passive night vision optics in the form of a gen 3 PVS-14, so I know what good night vision should look like and how it works. If you are expecting quality and image intensification similar to what you experienced using something similar to that, you will be disappointed with this scope. With that said, if you are wanting something for hunting coyotes or other varmints at night, this optic is awesome. The mounting system is extremely robust and well thought it, allowing for several inches of adjustment for dialing in eye relief and optic positioning. Because of the nature of digital optics, the eye relief isn't super generous, so the rearward cantilever of the mount is critical for having the best experience using this thing. The body of the scope is entirely aluminum and feels like it can handle some bumps and knocks, and the battery housing screws down and has a pretty decent gasket, so I have no worries about water intrusion. The buttons are located on the top of the unit have have a good feel to them. The menus and user interface are well thought out and easy to operate once you learn the secondary function of all the buttons. There are several reticle options and colors as well as several NV color options. The user interface has some useful tools such as picture in picture, a compass and a level feature. The image quality is excellent on the 2k model with more than enough resolution for 20x zoom(5x optical, the rest is digital). The night vision is crisp and clear with the included IR illuminator on and properly focused. One slight gripe with my unit is that the illuminator isn't quite aligned at distance, but it's close enough to throw IR out to a few hundred yards. I have mine mounted on a 10/22 and it has held zero just fine bouncing around in the truck and plinking at the range. I can't comment yet on long term zero or battery life, but so far, so good. Zeroing is pretty easy as you simply fire a shot or small group into a target and simply move the reticle over that zero and lock it in. All in all, this is a great little optic for a reasonable price that works as well in the daytime as it does at night.

I’ve had this GOYOJO Digital Night Vision Scope on my rifle for about two weeks now and I’m really impressed. Right out of the box it mounted cleanly and held zero through recoil and regular use, so the scope stayed reliably accurate shot after shot. Nighttime clarity has been excellent paired with my 950 nm IR spotlight, it delivers crisp, detailed images even in NO/light conditions, and I’m able to pick out targets and surroundings with confidence OUT TO 600 plus yards . The picture stays stable and clear, with minimal grain or distortion, and the reticle aligns cleanly even as I move around, which makes follow-up shots much easier. Mechanically, the unit feels solid and well-built . the aluminum body seems rugged enough for field conditions, and the built-in IR illuminator gives the extra boost needed for dark environments without overwhelming glare even withoutthe added spotlight. It’s also versatile enough for both night-time and low-light conditions, which makes it useful for general hunting, surveillance, or wildlife observation. All told, for the money and considering the performance I’m getting, this scope is an excellent value. Whether you’re a seasoned shooter or just getting into night vision optics, I think this GOYOJO scope is a dependable, effective choice. Highly recommend. It has mu multiple color reticles and multiple reticles to choose from the instructions are easy to follow and the locking mechanism is simple to lock down and take off and it has multiple settings to switch it from rifle to rifle allowing you to put it from one rifle to another without having to change Zero each time it does say that it has a BDC system in it and I did go round and round trying to figure it out LOL but in reality what it is is it allows you to change your hold over as if you were dialing a turret you can switch between amrad and Mills

First off, I am thoroughly impressed with the packaging and build quality of this optic. The optic itself is quite a bit larger than expected, but its definitely made of a solid impact resistant material. It comes in a well padded case that securely protects it, and has internal pockets for charging cables, extra cards, and eyesight pieces. It comes with 2 batteries, which once inserted, really don't need to come out since they can be charged using the included USB Cable. The amount of features on this this is amazing. It has so many modes that after a week of owning it I'm STILL trying to figure out everything it can do. Thankfully, he instruction manual (which is small enough to store in the case) is very well written and carefully explains how to get through the different modes. This is a fully digital optic. Meaning whether use it in the day time or the night time, you are going to be looking into a little mini screen inside the unit. There does appear to be a companion IOS App which allows remote viewing, but since I have a Pixel, and the play store doesn't have an available version for me, I could not test it, so unfortunaely I won't be able to show any clear pictures of what the viewfinder sees. DAY Usage: Even though its a Night Vision Optic, I've been loving the daytime mode. It has a huge set of information on the hud including compass direction which is great if using it to track an animal. it has 5x-20x zoom, which is surprisingly clear given its using digital magnification. A really nice feature I found was a "pictures in picture" display mode, which kept the 5x zoom level in the main screen, but then as you zoomed in closer to your target, the PIP showed that view, which allows you to keep your eye on the entire field of view. Being color blind, the cross hairs on some optics can be hard to see, luckily this optic allows the switching of colors between 5 different options, and on top of that, you can select between 5 different cross hair types, include ones that have range markers to help determine distance. NIGHT Usage Ok, so the real reason I (and prob you) are looking at this optic. The night mode confused me at first, I didn't realize that I had to manually activate (until I used common sense and read the manual). The night vision is surprisingly good given the price point of this optic, the resolution is on par with what I hoped for, even more so at the distances I was testing. Once I turned it on and brought things into focus, at 200 yards, I had no problem making out details such as branches on trees, and the movement of animals in the woods. Going beyond 200 yards can get tricky, as the adjustable IR light (which you can twist to modify the throw distance) starts bouncing off objects and creates a "blinding" areas which is going to likely be common in most optics like this. Circling back to color again, one feature I found which I really liked, was the ability to switch between Black & White Night Vision Mode and oldschool style Green mode (which I prefer). Day or Night usage, both modes allow you to do full recording to a removeable SD card. Overall, I love this optic, and it'd be a great addition to any collection.

The buttons took some time to learn. Stayed on zero. Decent quality for a digital picture. Brightness adjustment is a nice feature. Small in size, lite in weight. Stayed accurate Matt finish in color is nice for no reflective action.

The optics were good. There are six mounting screws that will be needed to use the included mount, that are not included. I mounted to Smith and Wesson MP15. Here is why I sent mine back. The included instructions are terrible. I was not able to find any videos on line to assist with sighting in the scope. Three of us spent hours trying to sight the scope in. One of those being an electrical engineer. We could not figure this out. Not able to reach anyone at customer support. It’s a very nice scope, seemed to be made well, especially for the price. Good luck if you choose this item, hopefully you will have more success.

Look, I'm a down-to-earth guy. I spend more time in the woods than I do in my living room, and when I buy gear, it has to be reliable and not break the bank. Right out of the box, the quality impressed me. The HD picture is sharp—2560x1920 resolution means you're not guessing if that's a branch or a buck, day or night. The 5-20X digital zoom is perfect for scouting and zeroing in on varmints or hogs at a distance without losing clarity. The rifle mount was simple to set up, and it held zero even after a long day of bumping around on the quad. (Not sure what others are complaining about, no issues here) For the price, the clarity and reach, especially under moonlight and with the built-in IR illuminator, is flat-out amazing. It performs like gear twice its cost. But the feature that sets this scope apart is the built-in Wi-Fi and streaming capability. This is where you gain a massive advantage, especially when I'm hunting alone or setting up on a blind. It's truly a game-changer. I can link the scope's view directly to my phone and monitor the approach or activity without being glued to the eyepiece. Now, a heads-up: they don't have a dedicated Android app, but honestly, it took me all of five minutes to get it running. If you have a favorite open-source streaming app (you know the ones, they handle IP cameras and streams), the setup is smooth and easy. Once it's paired, the live feed on my phone is crystal clear. I can keep my eyes on my surroundings and glance at the screen for a discreet, relaxed view of the target zone. If you're an avid hunter who loves reliable technology that just works, grab this scope. The price is right, the performance is stellar, and the ability to stream the feed to your phone is something you'll never want to hunt without again. Five stars, no question. Highly recommended. **Side note: the carrying case is a nice bonus!

My first impression was it being pretty well made, the controls & menus are a bit quirky, but with the excellent QD mount that it came with I was initially impressed. However, I was soon dissapointed & returned this item. The Infra Red mode worked pretty well, but the actual Night Vision was very poor, with noisy images even in only moderately dark conditions, something which got worse the darker it became & that was just with static images. Any movement & things would blur out making it harder & harder to see as light levels dropped. Since there was already a Micro SD card inserted that had blurry pictures on it & given that it doesn't perform anywhere near as well as the video reviews I've watched, I suspect that this is just a faulty example that had already been returned by someone else. Edit. Looking at other reviews here I see its carry case in a black box, something I didn't receive making me even more convinced that this was a previously returned item.

I got this for my husband as an early Christmas gift and he loves it 🤩,this Digital Night Vision Scope is incredible! The 2560x1920 HD resolution is crystal clear, and the 5-20x zoom gives perfect visibility at both short and long range. The night mode works beautifully the IR illuminator brings everything to life even in total darkness it’s easy to attach, simple to use, and built very solid for the price, this scope delivers outstanding performance. Highly recommended to anyone who hunts, scouts, or loves wildlife!