GOYOJO Night Vision Goggles Helmet-Mounted Monocular | 1080P HD NVG with 3X Zoom & Adjustable Infrared | IP66 Waterproof for Hunting, Surveillance, Camping | Built-in Compass (100% Darkness)

I’ve been wanting some night vision googles for a long time after playing with them at a friends house. My primary use case is hiking at night and not wanting to have to carry a flashlight. These work great; mount included, rechargeable battery, the whole thing. Great vision at night, able to discern lots of detail, and can tune settings for whatever you want to prioritize. One minor ding for wishing the manual was a bit better written, but for what I paid, I’m happy!

I have some mixed feeling about this. The differences between this supposedly 24mm lense and the 17mm gojoyo nvg10 aren't clear, mostly because this lense seems to be measuring smaller than 24mm. The field of view is actually my main gripe, as its maybe 1ft at 4ft away. The clarity up close is very good and I can actually read just fine with it. The sensor must be very poor in this thing because with the IR light turned off, I can actually see much better without these on. With the light, it works great. Moving around is a little tough because the field of view is narrow, the lag is slight but better than expected, the focus is manual, and worst of all the contrast is always adjusting as you move. Ill try these a few more days and see how it goes at a shoot tomorrow. For the price, I really cant complain at all if it lets me see in the dark at all. Best of all, my wife lmao when she saw these mounted.

I bought this monocular as an introduction to IRNV. As y’all probably already know, the real deal IRNV can cost THOUSANDS. I took advantage of the Prime Day Deals and got this for under $200. At that price I had to try it out. The box this item arrived in was cushioned pretty nicely; nothing was shaking about in the box. It includes the 18650 battery, the charger (USB wall plug and micro USB charging cable), lens cloth, operation manual, and the helmet mounting kit. I have not been able to use the monocular to its fullest extent, but I shut out the lights in my house and was pretty impressed with the quality of vision. The option to turn on / off the Infrared light is nice. The infrared light works pretty well! If you’re in a dark area, you can still see very well without the IR on. The feel and quality of the unit is pretty sturdy, but I don’t know how it holds up after multiple uses with a lot of bumps and possible drops. Its weight feels slightly on the heavy side, but nothing I wouldn’t expect. There are only three buttons to operate the menu, so it is not too complex to operate. The focus is also easy to adjust being at the front of the unit. A HUGE plus to this unit is the interchangeable 18650 battery. If you have multiple batteries charged, you can keep your device running much longer. You can find these batteries at a vape shop or maybe Amazon. All in all, this is an excellent option if you want to try IRNV without breaking the bank.

Very nice item. Digital NV has come a long way in 5 years. I still prefer analog but I can use these around the farm at night and not worry as much about ruining a very expensive analog one. Lenses seem fine, picture is clear and the weight is good. Mounts decent to my TW bump, a little wobble but that's what the bungees are for! They do make adapters to mount these to dovetail which make these so much better. In general I definitely would recommend for a cost conscience person!

The GOYOJO Night Vision Monocular is an impressive piece of equipment for anyone who needs reliable, high-quality vision in complete darkness. Whether you’re into hunting, surveillance, or outdoor camping, this tactical night vision monocular provides clear and detailed visuals even when the lights are out. Final Thoughts: The GOYOJO Night Vision Monocular offers an excellent combination of performance, design, and additional features like the built-in compass. With its HD resolution, 6X zoom, and infrared capabilities, it's ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, or anyone who needs to see clearly in complete darkness. The head-mounted design is practical and makes using it for extended periods much more comfortable. Overall, it's a solid, feature-packed night vision device at a reasonable price. Definitely worth considering for your outdoor adventures!

This is cool for if you want to hunt or do things that don't involve needing hide from another person with night vision. I figured out how to turn off the illuminator, but as soon as the unit is turned on the illuminator is automatically on as well. You have to turn it off every time you want to use it. Once the illuminator is off it doesn't bug people who have analog night vision, but also it makes it way harder to see. Basically, without the illuminator you can't see well unless you have a full moon. And that's still a maybe if you are in the woods. This feels like looking through a camcorder. To be honest though, if you were weighing buying your child a cellphone or this you should buy the digital night vision. For play you can use the illuminator all you want and can see everything. It's a super bright illuminator. One downside is if it's a cold night the illuminator is right above your mouth and nose which might be blocked by the water vapor in your breath. Another thing you should do is take some paracord and tie it down to something. My mount has let go a few times especially the older it gets. Final thoughts: If you want it for fun or for hunting it's a great buy! But I wouldn't take it anywhere that you need it to stay alive by owning the night.

I've waited 20 years to jump into the NV foray and I am glad I did. The technology and cost for that tech has come so far! While these are far from the best on the market, they are pretty solid for the price range. I really like that it takes 18650 batteries (I have a ton) and even comes with a charger. The field of view could be improved. Don't expect to walk with this on but it is great for finding things at night in general.

Not a bad entry, IR NVG. However, there are better options for a similar price. The camera quality is on par for the price option, but the integrated IR spotlight is useless and needs a separately mounted IR flashlight to see more than 20 feet in front of you. That being said, when it has an IR assist, it's great for hunting or wandering at night, though for its base 200.+ Price, a second IR light shouldn't be needed. If you want to get this product, I would recommend getting it when it's on sale for 150-170$ as that's about all it's worth.