Night hunters, security/law enforcement professionals, and anyone who is curious about what's happening in the dark will find the Barska NVX600 Digital Night Vision Binocular useful. This device uses invisible infrared light to illuminate people, animals, or objects up to 984' away in total darkness. It displays the imagery on a 640 x 480 black and white screen, and takes photos and video that can be saved to a microSD card or downloaded to a computer. The optic offers 7x magnification, plus 2x digital zoom to pull distant subjects even closer.

Equally useful for observation and photography during the day (no IR light needed), the NVX600 is easy to operate, with its control pad at your fingertips. Powered by four readily available AA batteries, it is fitted with a tripod mount for a perfectly stable image and hands-free use. Measuring 6.5 x 5.5 x 2" and weighing 1.1 pounds, it comes with an AV cable for downloading images to your computer and a carry case.

984' Maximum IR Range    640 x 480 Black and White Display    7x Magnification, 2x Digital Zoom    Captures Images and Videos    USB Port    microSD Card Slot    Tripod Socket

• 3W LED, 850nm

• 984' Range

• 7x fixed magnification

• 2x digital zoom

• 640 x 480 black and white display

• Captures still images and video

• Save imagery to user-supplied microSD card or download to computer

• Ergonomic control pad is located on the top

• microSD card slot

• USB port

• Adjustable focus

• Tripod mount
  • Tripod socket
  • Hard-sided carry case
  • Runs on four user-provided AA batteries
  • Socket for tripod
  • Neck strap included
  • Water resistant

    Related Questions and Answers

    Q: 1. Is the Equinox Z2 an improvement over the Equinox Z? The "Z" is to grainy for my needs as a private investigator.

    A: The Z and the Z2 are low end scopes. They will be grainy. The z had an effective of only 200' The Z2 is double that.

    Q: 2. Can these be mounted to a helmet?

    A: The Night Owl Optics xGen 2x Digital Night Vision Monocular could probably be mounted to a helmet, with the correct mount, which, unfortunately, B&H does not carry.

    Q: 3. Does the Konus Konuspy have an SD slot or is the SD card built in? Would like to use an SD with more gigs.

    A: It comes with a 8GB removable card. It can take up to a 32GB card.

    Q: 4. How much time of video can we get with one set of batteries?

    A: The Bushnell 6x50 Equinox Z2 Digital Night Vision Monocular uses AA batteries so the length of the video time will vary based on the brand and type of battery being used.

    Q: 5. Does the plastic cover did not get sticky with time?

    A: The Bushnell 6x50 Equinox Z2 Digital Night Vision Monocular does not get sticky over time.

    Q: 6. can I view the scene without using the digital readout?

    A: You can review your photos and videos on the Night Vision Binocular itself. Keep pressing the MODE button until you get to the Gallery mode. Use the ZOOM and IR buttons to scroll up and down your photos and videos.

    Q: 7. what is the warranty for this item and is it waterproof?

    A: The ATN BinoX-4K 4-16x65 Night Vision Binocular with Laser Rangefinder is weather proof and has a 2 year manufacturers warranty.

    Q: 8. I'm looking for a hobby-grade digital night vision specifically to record feral cats. I'm working with other people in the neighborhood (urban) to create a map of feral cats to eventually trap-neuter-return all of them. So I'm wondering if Night Owl Optics xGenPro 3-6x Digital Night Vision Monocular is the right choice for short-range video recording in the dark. Image clarity needs to be good enough to identify the cats in the area (their faces, fur patterns, ear-tips, etc.) from, say, 5 to 30 yards. Or would something like Bushnell 4.5x40 Equinox Z be better for my purpose? Thank you!

    A: Yes, the Bushnell 4.5x40 Equinox Z has a 4.5x Optical Magnification, so it will be much better resolution & clarity than a digital zoom.

    Q: 9. How to know year of production of binox4k

    A: These always sell out, so they are a current year manufacture.

    Q: 10. can I view the scene without using the card?

    A: You can review your photos and videos on the Night Vision Binocular itself. Keep pressing the MODE button until you get to the Gallery mode. Use the ZOOM and IR buttons to scroll up and down your photos and videos.