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

I’ve been using this night vision scope for a bit now, mostly at night in the backyard and on a couple of outdoor trips. Setup was simple and it didn’t feel cheap when I took it out of the box. In daylight it works like a normal scope, and once it gets dark the night mode kicks in and you can clearly see shapes and movement without straining your eyes. The screen is decent and the controls are straightforward after a few minutes of messing with them. It’s not some high-end tactical gear, but it does what it’s supposed to do. The zoom is usable, the IR helps a lot in full darkness, and the battery life is okay for casual use. For the price, it’s a fair deal if you want something for night viewing, camping, or just checking things out after dark without spending a fortune.

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!

The Goyojo Night Vision Scope, 80nm Day/Night Vision Monocular scope has shown me nothing but good things since I received it. I keep finding more and more helpful features on it. It is accurate, clear, and even waterproof. It offers day/night vision, recording, and even a time and day stamp. A mount is provided if you would like to mount it to a gun. It offers 25, 35, and 50 mm lenses. It is heavy-duty and well-made. 3-4 hours of battery life. The eyepiece is easy to adjust to focus in on your target. One thing I would like to mention is that it zero's in digitally- which is a nice feature. You can use up to 4x magnification. Whether you are using it to view a wide landscape or focusing it- you won't be disappointed. You can view up to 300 meters even in very low light. I have to say I am a beginner and it is completely user friendly and easy to understand. I have dealt with GOYOJO customer service/warranty relations before and I was very impressed at the way they stand by their products and offer a timely solution.

Update, I found a great close range night vision scope here: https://amzn.to/4hoJtRO Much better than this scope and it can actually be sighted in correctly. Original review: The scope itself isn't too bad. Night vision works well and the display is ok. BUT, the mount is the worst I've ever seen, it's like the manufacturer has no experience in making a mount for a picatinny rail and clearly didn't test it on a rail before selling it. It has a massive gap at the top and no matter how tight you get it can easily be bumped and won't hold straight (it will tilt left/right). There are some set screws to maybe help with this, but they're just not long enough. You can see in the pic how wonky it is on the the rail and how much room there is under it (and this is as tight as it goes). Another major issue is the zeroing, since there's no way to physically adjust the scope, the zeroing is done by digitally moving the reticle, I've attach a pic of what this looked like on my setup getting it as close to target as was possible, and it was still off. I'm 100% convinced all the other reviews as of this writing have to be fake (or for a free item no one actually used as intended). No one mentioned mounting it, or the zeroing. I thought that was odd for a scope, and can see now none of the reviewers actually used this as intended (or at all). I wish it had a better/working mount, I think this would have made the offset a little better and the digital reticle would have been workable, sadly it's being returned asap.

This night vision scope is actually pretty solid for the price. I tried it out in low light and full dark, and it does the job well. The picture is clear enough to see what’s going on, and the night mode works better than I expected. It’s easy to use, not too heavy, and feels decent in hand. Recording video and taking pictures is a nice bonus. That said, don’t expect military-level quality. It’s not perfect and takes a little time to get used to the settings, but for camping, night watching, or just messing around outdoors, it works fine. Overall, it’s a good buy if you want night vision without spending crazy money.