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title: "oneleaf.ai Find NV200 True 4K 50mm Day/Night Vision Binoculars"
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# Day & night vision up to 6567 yards 4K 120fps video capture 50mm ultra-clear lens oneleaf.ai Find NV200 True 4K 50mm Day/Night Vision Binoculars

**Brand:** oneleaf.ai
**Price:** KD 186.60
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 See More, Capture More, Be More — Elevate Your Vision Game!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** oneleaf.ai Find NV200 True 4K 50mm Day/Night Vision Binoculars by oneleaf.ai
- **How much does it cost?** KD 186.60 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.kw](https://www.desertcart.com.kw/products/528010779-oneleaf-ai-find-nv200-true-4k-50mm-day-night-vision)

## Best For

- oneleaf.ai enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted oneleaf.ai brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Crystal-Clear 50mm Optics:** Experience razor-sharp images with advanced 6-group, 6-piece lens design for unmatched clarity day or night.
- • **Powerful 20x Digital Zoom:** Zoom in with precision across 40 adjustable levels to identify details others simply can’t see.
- • **Unrivaled Day & Night Range:** Scan horizons up to 6567 yards by day and 657 yards in darkness—never miss a moment, no matter the hour.
- • **Cinematic 4K Video Recording:** Capture every epic detail in ultra-smooth 4K at 120fps, perfect for sharing your adventures in stunning clarity.
- • **Immersive 3-Inch IPS Display:** Review your shots instantly on a large, vibrant screen or connect seamlessly to your PC for a bigger view.

## Overview

The oneleaf.ai Find NV200 True 4K 50mm Day/Night Vision Binoculars combine cutting-edge 50mm optics with advanced STARVIS CMOS sensors to deliver exceptional clarity and brightness in all lighting conditions. With an ultra-long viewing range of up to 6567 yards by day and 657 yards at night, plus 4K video recording at up to 120fps and 20x digital zoom, these binoculars are engineered for professionals and enthusiasts who demand precision and versatility. Featuring a large 3-inch IPS display and modular design, the NV200 is perfect for hunting, observation, and security, making it a must-have tool for those who refuse to miss a moment.

## Description

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Review: STARVIS sensors are amazing - My initial impression is that these are pretty amazing for the price, and for a low light CMOS. They're not Gen 3+ IITs, but they aren't a cheap video camera without an IR filter, either. Yes, they're a somewhat unknown brand, but the reviews you see on Youtube aren't fake. The low light performance, even in full color "daylight" mode, is amazing. I haven't tested these way out in the country on a moonless, overcast night yet, but in a semi-rural area, I can absolutely see people and animals from hundreds of yards away. I can read license plates in the daytime from over 100 yards, and close to that distance at night depending on the lighting conditions. With the (allegedly) upcoming 70 and 100mm lenses, I assume the optical magnification will be over 10X (with a 4K sensor), which is a lot. The modularity of this system is really great, with swapable lenses and the ability to add the rangefinder unit later. It would be really cool if OneLeaf makes it easy for third parties to make additional accessories, as well. It's a great core platform for that. I haven't tested the video recording capabilities. The display screen on the device definitely isn't 4K resolution, so the pictures and videos you take should look much better on a big display than they do in real time. I can't say for certain, though. One odd thing: the laser component for the rangefinder is built into the core unit. It's also not an IR laser. It's a very bright red laser. There's no way you'll be able to prevent people from seeing that you're using it even if they don't have a night vision device. Not everything is amazing. Like all the widescreen form factor binoculars, there isn't a diopter adjustment like there is with IITs. You're essentially staring at a cell phone display. You'll need your reading glasses. I don't think most people could put the device right up to their eyes, whether they need reading glasses or not. These aren't tactical binocs for moving around in the woods at night, though. They're for looking out your window, or from your car, where light discipline isn't that critical. Holding it 8-12 inches away from your eyes is sufficient. While there is a manual ISO setting, the options don't seem to encompass the entire range of the camera's capability. ISO 3200 is the fastest manual setting, but switching from ISO 3200 to "auto" ISO seems to unlock much faster shutter speeds. The inability to manually cycle through the full capability of the camera makes looking at objects with backlighting somewhat difficult. The "auto" mode adapts very quickly, though, and as long as the scene doesn't have dramatic variations in brightness, the camera will pick an ISO that allows you to see everything well. There's also an "exposure" (EV) setting that allows some additional manual control, along with a light-limiting partial lens cap for use during the day or to reduce glare in brightly lit scenes at night. One big issue is that the menu options aren't organized very well, nor are there hardware buttons assigned to what I assume would be the most useful controls: ISO and EV. Changing the exposure and ISO values requires multiple clicks through on-screen menus. The buttons are positioned well next to the handles, so after a little practice, you can do it without moving your hands or taking your eye off your target to look at the buttons. It would still be nice to have hardware buttons for ISO and EV, though, or maybe have user-assignable button maps. Overall, I think even people who are very familiar with IITs will find this device pretty insane. It seems to be comparable in low light performance to the Sionyx devices, though I haven't compared them side by side. OneLeaf also makes a 1X magnification monocular that is possibly the same sensor as these binoculars, and which does appear designed to be used to be able to move around, but I haven't bought it yet, mainly because it's not sold on desertcart (same reason I didn't buy the Owler1 from WildGuarder...you never really know if "free returns" means you have to ship it back to China....). If it has the same capabilities as the Find, though, it's an incredible value. Unlike most people interested in night vision, my use case is defensive, not offensive/hunting. A CMOS device is much more adaptable to sudden bright lights, and is much more amenable to being kept by your bedside, with 18650 battery inserted, than an IIT.
Review: One of the best NVs on the market - I cannot say enough great things about this. The day images are very good but where it excels is the night.

## Features

- Superior Clarity and Brightness Day and Night: The Find NV200 4K 50mm objective lens features 6 groups 6 pieces of optical lens for brighter and sharper image. Upgrade your hunting game with the 50mm lens, and start capturing images that will take your breath away.
- Day and Night Use: oneleaf.ai Find NV200 50mm Binocular works both in daylight and night. With an ultra-long viewing distance of 6567 yards in the daytime and 657 yards in the darkness, the Find NV200 50mm Binoculars is an ideal addition to your hunting gear, Observation or watching.
- 4K 120fps Video Recording: Don't miss the opportunity to capture that once in a lifetime moment. 4K 120/60/30 fps videos and 48/24/12/8M images could be saved into the included memory TF card (optional, supports up to 256GB) and easily downloadable to your Mac or PC.
- 20x Digital Zoom: NV200 comes with 40 adjustment levels digital zoom feature from 0.5x to 20x, allows hunters to perfectly recognize details and offers an excellent overall view for a safe and accurate observing.
- 3-inch Large View Screen: NV200 Night vision goggles with 3'' large view screen for easy and instant photo viewing. In addition to viewing on its IPS panel, you can also use the USB cable included in our package to connect to your computer for better viewing.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0C2T48VZG |
| Batteries | 3 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #492,646 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #332 in Night Vision Binoculars & Goggles |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars (33) |
| Date First Available | April 18, 2023 |
| Department | Unisex-Adult |
| Item Weight | 3.63 pounds |
| Manufacturer | oneleaf.ai |
| Package Dimensions | 11.46 x 10.67 x 3.74 inches |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** oneleaf.ai
- **Magnification Maximum:** 20 x
- **Objective Lens Diameter:** 50 Millimeters
- **Special Feature:** Night Vision

## Images

![oneleaf.ai Find NV200 True 4K 50mm Day/Night Vision Binoculars - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61h9ES1Qm4L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this come with the laser range finder?**
A: No, it don't come with a laser range finder.

**Q: Is this model able to have a lrf attached? similar to the 35mm version**
A: This model can install LRF. But this model does not include LRF in the package, you need to buy LRF separately.

**Q: Hello, i see these are in stock on the oneleaf.ai website.  i would like to order the nv200 50mm 4k day/night vision binoculars but need them soon.**
A: NV200 50mm are in transit. They will be in stock 3 weeks later.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ STARVIS sensors are amazing
*by K***E on December 2, 2023*

My initial impression is that these are pretty amazing for the price, and for a low light CMOS. They're not Gen 3+ IITs, but they aren't a cheap video camera without an IR filter, either. Yes, they're a somewhat unknown brand, but the reviews you see on Youtube aren't fake. The low light performance, even in full color "daylight" mode, is amazing. I haven't tested these way out in the country on a moonless, overcast night yet, but in a semi-rural area, I can absolutely see people and animals from hundreds of yards away. I can read license plates in the daytime from over 100 yards, and close to that distance at night depending on the lighting conditions. With the (allegedly) upcoming 70 and 100mm lenses, I assume the optical magnification will be over 10X (with a 4K sensor), which is a lot. The modularity of this system is really great, with swapable lenses and the ability to add the rangefinder unit later. It would be really cool if OneLeaf makes it easy for third parties to make additional accessories, as well. It's a great core platform for that. I haven't tested the video recording capabilities. The display screen on the device definitely isn't 4K resolution, so the pictures and videos you take should look much better on a big display than they do in real time. I can't say for certain, though. One odd thing: the laser component for the rangefinder is built into the core unit. It's also not an IR laser. It's a very bright red laser. There's no way you'll be able to prevent people from seeing that you're using it even if they don't have a night vision device. Not everything is amazing. Like all the widescreen form factor binoculars, there isn't a diopter adjustment like there is with IITs. You're essentially staring at a cell phone display. You'll need your reading glasses. I don't think most people could put the device right up to their eyes, whether they need reading glasses or not. These aren't tactical binocs for moving around in the woods at night, though. They're for looking out your window, or from your car, where light discipline isn't that critical. Holding it 8-12 inches away from your eyes is sufficient. While there is a manual ISO setting, the options don't seem to encompass the entire range of the camera's capability. ISO 3200 is the fastest manual setting, but switching from ISO 3200 to "auto" ISO seems to unlock much faster shutter speeds. The inability to manually cycle through the full capability of the camera makes looking at objects with backlighting somewhat difficult. The "auto" mode adapts very quickly, though, and as long as the scene doesn't have dramatic variations in brightness, the camera will pick an ISO that allows you to see everything well. There's also an "exposure" (EV) setting that allows some additional manual control, along with a light-limiting partial lens cap for use during the day or to reduce glare in brightly lit scenes at night. One big issue is that the menu options aren't organized very well, nor are there hardware buttons assigned to what I assume would be the most useful controls: ISO and EV. Changing the exposure and ISO values requires multiple clicks through on-screen menus. The buttons are positioned well next to the handles, so after a little practice, you can do it without moving your hands or taking your eye off your target to look at the buttons. It would still be nice to have hardware buttons for ISO and EV, though, or maybe have user-assignable button maps. Overall, I think even people who are very familiar with IITs will find this device pretty insane. It seems to be comparable in low light performance to the Sionyx devices, though I haven't compared them side by side. OneLeaf also makes a 1X magnification monocular that is possibly the same sensor as these binoculars, and which does appear designed to be used to be able to move around, but I haven't bought it yet, mainly because it's not sold on Amazon (same reason I didn't buy the Owler1 from WildGuarder...you never really know if "free returns" means you have to ship it back to China....). If it has the same capabilities as the Find, though, it's an incredible value. Unlike most people interested in night vision, my use case is defensive, not offensive/hunting. A CMOS device is much more adaptable to sudden bright lights, and is much more amenable to being kept by your bedside, with 18650 battery inserted, than an IIT.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best NVs on the market
*by J***H on August 15, 2023*

I cannot say enough great things about this. The day images are very good but where it excels is the night.

### ⭐ Over exaggerated
*by A***R on September 20, 2025*

NV200 - Manufacture stated distances are really exaggerated.

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