I am a regular person with little experience in anything relating to night vision. Yet, these night vision goggles are a very useful tool for anyone who wants or has to navigate in low-light settings. I've been using it in my backyard. It works amazingly well! I've taken many pictures with it.
One of its main advantages is that it allows for hands-free operation. The head mount isn't "great," but I do use it. They're also lightweight and easy to wear. I have been using it since December and have not had any issues with it. I will update if that changes.

I went hunting with my friends and It works really great in the dark. The night vision is fantastic, the picture quality is excellent and it's easy to use. I would highly recommend this product.

Very good distance and works surprisingly well. Just wish you could turn down the display brightness.

Now I know why my quills do not lay eggs. It’s the mosquito! I found a mosquito on one of my quills. There was little light in the coop. You can see the mosquito clearly in the video attached.

The package has every accessories you need: a 32GB SD card, a head-mounted band, and also a card reader.

Just a side note, it’s not the night vision goggles you saw in the movies, because it doesn’t auto focus. So, you cannot walk fast while wearing it. However, the goggles are fun for watching animals during the night time such as a squirrel or a bird, yet you may found a mouse in your backyard. LOL!

I saw the price on this and couldn't believe it. So, I read all of the positive reviews and decided to take a chance on it. I am very glad that I did. happy with the night vision binoculars

Received package and it was in a nice case. I wasn’t expecting it to be as nice as it is for such a low cost. I was ready to be disappointed but ended up very happy. These are badass and do what they say. Highly recommend!

The product worked great

Let's start by getting this over with. These ARE night vision goggles and no, they are NOT high end goggles. Okay, when that's over, let's break this down. Some people don't realize that there are many different types of NVGs. Unlike the classic image intensifier style, these are digital night vision devices. The difference? Vacuum tubes are exchanged for a low-lux camera. This makes it cheaper and easier to produce. Please understand that if you want the "classic" glasses you will have to pay in the thousands compared to the $200 I got these for. A few things about function, these are great for the price. The only thing I would have improved would be a wider angle for the lenses. Visibility is very limited with these, making it a bit difficult to move around in tight spaces. Nevertheless, these are still very comfortable to wear and work very well. No, you won't see great detail at extreme distances, but it's still a great device. Also note that at this price point the two IR lights are slightly in the visible spectrum. So, in operation, you see two bright red eyes piercing the dark abyss. This might be a deal breaker for some, but I'm okay with striking fear into the hearts of my enemies when a shadowy demon emerges from the darkness. All in all I am very happy with this purchase and despite a few minor imperfections these will make a great addition to my airsoft gear and great for general entertainment during a long day at work.

Pretty great for the money. Obviously this isn't a high end 3rd or 4th gen nvg so it's not fair to compare this to it. This is one of the few affordable night vision kits currently available with a 1X zoom. So if you want a 1X NVG without dropping 1 to 15 grand, this is your best bet right now. While this is a 1X zoom and technically you COULD go with it, I wouldn't recommend doing it much unless you have to. The screen is small and can be quite confusing. Better than nothing but not great for walking around. The IR lights built into the set are not 940nm which means the lights are visible to the naked eye. This isn't a big deal for me as I also bought a separate 940nm light to use instead. Just leave the device in IRO mode so the built-in lights don't come on. If the visible IR lights aren't a problem for you, they work as is. The device is quite small and light, so no problem with the weight on your head when carrying it. Overall I would recommend to anyone who wants an affordable 1X nvg but understands you are buying a <$200 NOT $3k 3rd gen device.

was trying to avoid buying a $500 scope for my $100 airgun and that didn't work. This is actually a monocle centered between your eyes and displayed on a screen. So you can't shoulder your airgun and then point the camera lens at your locations because your neck would need to be much longer and more flexible than it is. It's possible to rest the gun's butt against your chin and line up the sides, but that comes with its own problems: 1) you don't have the stability to line up a shot, and 2) the IR lights on either side of the lens reflect the rear iron side and barrel so much that you cannot see the front bead. Maybe you could try putting it on a tripod and mounting a scope so that the lens is snug against the scope, blocking the glare from the IR...but that won't work very well for me since all my Targets are within 10 yards and don't stay still long enough for me to move that much. That being said, you can see pretty well in the dark up to the advertised 75 metres. I took off 1 star because the eye shield is very poorly shaped and puts a lot of weight on the bridge of the nose even when attached to the headband.