ATN X-Sight 4K Pro Smart Day/Night Hunting Scope w/Ballistics Calc, 3864x2218 Resolution, Video Record, Wi-FI, 18hrs+ Battery

Very very happy with my unit love the 18 hours batt use

This scope is a good bit of kit for the money. Once I've done the firmware updates and mounted it to my rifle. The one shot zero was the next test. Easy done 100yrds noproblem. Next was field test and hit the target noproblem. Night shooting was abit different as its hard to range looking in the sight. I've now got the abl 1500 and have no more problems with the night shots.

The unit felt heavy but well built and solid,its my first ATN unit ,I found it very easy to use,,nice and clear optics for a day/nighttime unit, plenty of reticle styles and colours to choose from, the supplied mounts are very strong and not big and bulky,the supplied IR unit is perfect for the work I do out to 100yds,the magnification wheel is smooth , the control panel is easy to operate even in the dark, only takes a couple of seconds for the unit to power on, very happy so far...great product

Works just like they say, very happy with this product. No Issues so far and from my research sound like ATN stands behind their product.

This is an initial review. The scope arrived quickly from Amazon. Hopefully this will answer some of the concerns for you that I had before I purchased. Everything was packaged well, there was no damage. The firmware version in the scope was higher than the one offered on the website, check before updating. Be sure to perform a long format on your SD card before using, this is just a good habit. I comes complete with the 3 mounts, IR emitter w/batteries, sunshade and eyecup, USB cable, neoprene scope cover and the wrenches you need. It is truly a complete package. The battery was at 30% it took a while to charge because my charger was only 1 amp. Get a 2 amp as recommended you will be happier. The only issue I had was with the compass, it was stuck on north. I called tech support and they answered right away. I was instructed to rotate the scope on the 3 axis's 13 times each and it my take a few attempts. the problem was corrected right away. It is mounted on an air rifle. The clarity in day mode is excellent. Night mode is a little (very little) grainy but clear enough to shoot consistent 10X"s. The IR emitters is good, be sure to follow the instructions on focus and aligning. I can see an upgrade in the future. The one shot zero is fantastic, exactly as advertised. The WIFI though the iPhone and the app is great. I have still yet to get through the features as it will take a while. Keep in mind that this is far different from your standard glass scope. You should look at some videos to see if its right for you. It is a bit pricey but the value is there, the unit is well made and full of features a glass scope will never have. I almost never write a review this scope earned it.

I originally got one of these for Christmas of 2020. I set it up on an AR-15 to try it out that night. Zeroing (once i actually watched the directions) was simple and quick. It worked wonderful for setting up on and seeing the feral hogs at night. The image is clean at night with only moon light, but is even better with the light that comes with the scope kit. I have used the day mode and night modes and both work great and provide a clean crisp picture at all distances out to 300 yards (I do not generally shoot beyond this - so I can't say for distances beyond this). The auto-centering component is also a very welcome capability. It took me a couple times to "get it down" so to speak, but that was admittedly my misunderstanding of the directions. Once I went back to the video of the instructions, I went through the sequence properly and it centered right on bullseye. (I then redid it a few times so as to get it wired into my brain - it is really simple actually - it was my own error in what I though I was pushing, that that had me messing up the first time. ) I love it so much so, that my wife got me another one this year - and that is now on the 308 (DPMS). I have yet to use the video capabilities --- I am not a techy at all - but I figure this spring or summer I am going to spend some time with it so as to get proficient with that aspect of the scope's abilities as well.

I am writing an updated review for this scope. It started out very rough, and had me ready to return it to Amazon, but is has all worked out in the end. THE GOOD: *** This is an amazing piece of technology....when it works. The firmware on this scope can be pretty buggy at times. You have to learn the quirks of this scope, and once you get used to them it is amazing. I mounted this on my .224 Valkyrie, plugged in the ballistics data, and zeroed it. It is dead on! The one-shot zero works, but you'll find that 3 - 6 shots gives you a little better results. I put the ABL on this scope. I laze the target, get the range, and it automatically adjusts the reticle for that range. I put steel plates at 50 yards, 100 yards, 200 yards, and 300 yards. I switch between the different ranges without any adjustments, and the scope is dead on (using the ABL). *** The battery lasts! I've taken it out to the range for 5 hours, with the ABL attached via bluetooth, the WiFi on, and connected to the BinoX. The battery is still almost full. *** It comes with everything you need (except the charging plug). The scope comes with rings. I've heard good and bad about the rings, but I torqued them down using a torque driver with blue Loctite, and it has held perfectly. IT comes with an eyecup, IR light, and charging cable as well. *** The Recoil Activated Video (RAV) works great! I've got mine set to 5 seconds prior and 5 seconds after. Instead of having 10 minutes of video that you have to pan through to find your shots, you will have a handful of short videos (10 seconds long for my settings) that starts right before your shot! *** It pairs with the ABL and BinoX seamlessly. I got the BinoX because I wanted the laser range finder to plug range data in to the scope, but I wanted to be able to take the abilities of the scope with me outside of shooting. When paired, you can laze a target with the BinoX to get the range, and it automatically feeds it to the scope. After using the BinoX, I decided I wanted one to be dedicated to the scope, which is the ABL. I mounted it, zeroed it, and it works GREAT! You control it from your scope, so you laze the target to get the range, and it adjusts your reticle automatically to put your shot on target. There are some really neat features for this scope. THE BAD: *** It is BUGGY! When I got this and updated the firmware, I was ready to return this to Amazon and swear my life to badmouthing ATN. The firmware would lock up the scope, leaving it without an interface. Thanks to a great group on Facebook and a very helpful Youtube video, I was able to get it working. ATN just recently released a new firmware update which seems to fix it. I feel like they're getting there, but they're still short of perfect. *** ATN's customer service is very lacking. I tried contacting them via their webpage contact form, their Facebook page, calling on the phone, and Facebook private message. I left them voicemails and emails. A couple of weeks went by, and I still had not received any reply from them. Someone provided an email address on Facebook, which worked. When I emailed Gerald, he replied that morning (on a Sunday). Since contacting him, I have gotten replies back in a very reasonable time. One customer service rep contacted me saying he would get my problem fixed (a couple of days after speaking with Gerald). He said he would email me that day, which he didn't. He finally contacted me back a week later and told me that he would send me an ABL for my problems. I still haven't received it, nor a reply from him. Ce la vie. *** QC is lacking. There are a number of reports of the provided USB cable not fitting. I can verify that this is the case, sometimes the head of the USB cable is a little too big and will not fit into the compartment where the USB port is. The good news is that it uses a standard USB-C cable. *** It comes with a lot, but it is missing a few things that really should have been included. It doesn't come with a charging plug, only a cable. I know...there are millions of us out there with a handful of these cables, but for that one person that doesn't have one, this would be a real pain. Also, it doesn't come with lens caps. Being a guy that has nice cameras, telescopes, scopes, and spotting scopes, I believe in taking care of my lenses. I do not like leaving them exposed. It would have been nice for ATN to provide the correct lens caps for the scope. Overall, now that they've got the firmware straightened out (for the most part), I am very happy with the scope. Using the ABL or the BinoX with this scope makes it pretty accurate automatically. Like I mentioned before, I was switching between 50, 100, 200, & 300 yards with the scope updating the reticle automatically. If you have problems, you'll be on your own to get help from Youtube & Facebook. Their customer service is very lacking, but the community support is great! I would recommend this scope if you're a tech nerd like myself, and an avid shooter. If you're looking for a long-range scope (over 500 yards), you can find better options for the price. If you're looking for a good mid-range scope with the ability to record video, take photos, and automatically adjust ballistics, this is the scope for you!

The scope does exactly as advertised except it is a bit grainy when zoomed right in. There is a problem with accessories working great then just stop working and a nightmare to get working again. It’s a common problem with accessories being hit and miss (remote and abl)