It is a very good camcorder capable of capturing photos and videos at 1080P. However, as a binocular, it can only show 640x320 resolution on the display screen. This much lower image quality is still quite usable, definitely much better than the many monocular models with a tiny 1.5” screen. Just do not expect to view live video at 1080P on this binocular. Since they market the product as a binocular, their product description should provide the specification on the display resolution. The usability can be improved. The focus wheel can be bigger. Also, it is on the bottom of the binocular making focusing quite difficult. All the binoculars I have seen have their focus wheel on top, more natural to control. Some of the potential customers might want to know that the infrared light can be seen from far away; so you would not be in the hide. It is quite chunky for a 10x30 binocular. The 10x30 Nikon in my picture looks tiny in comparison. Of course, this is not a fair comparison. However, a few new binoculars have started to use only one or two high-capacity rechargeable batteries, instead of eight AA batteries, to significantly reduce their size. If this is important to you, you might want to wait for a few more months to shop for smaller and lighter night-vision binoculars. Overall, I give this product 4 stars. I like it enough that I will upgrade if they will introduce a new model with a 1080P display. A more recent night-vision binocular from TKKOK has a display resolution 25% better.

I really like the scope. The glass is clear with good eye relief and the radical is nice. The entire thing seems to be pretty high-quality and I was able to get it cited in very quickly. Not sure you can beat this value for the money. The one negative thing about it is the weight which is a design choice and I’m OK with the weight for what I’m using it for.