Night Vision Goggles - Nightfox Corsac 2, Records Video & Audio, USB-Rechargeable, 1080p HD, 32GB Memory, >200m Range, Dual Lens Viewing Screen, NVG Digital Infrared Binoculars

The media could not be loaded. I'm Looking forward to the summer and camping! I have a cheaper one of these I got a year ago-ish.I was impressed by them but then I got this baby.The widescreen within is easy to see. I keep having issues reaching the focus wheel but that's probably due to being used to another one where the wheel was a little more obvious.The rubber that seals your eyes into the divide is spot on. It feels nice and looks easy to clean after a long summer of nature watching.This goes for the neck strap too. One side is a rubber grip (Good for damp days) the other sponge (Great for hot days).The 32GB is already installed. All you need to do is format it to make sure all is in order.You charge this up via the supplied USBc.There is a port under the device to be able to add this to a mono pole/tripod etc.I found this device works best at night. It looks like the day settings are more of a bonus. Remember to remove the left lens cap to get the night vision working correctly.All in all, for £170 I found it great. there are cheaper ones and more expensive ones. I found that this is the correct price for this mid-range entry.5*****

I've never used night vision binoculars and I live in a city before so it has taken me a while to get round to reviewing them.The image quality is very good but the buttons are a bit hard to reach.All in all, these binoculars are okay for occasional users like me but I doubt that they would be good enough for serious nature watchers or outdoorsy types.

Excited to enhance my camping experiences, I recently acquired the Night Fox Night Vision Goggles. These goggles promised to revolutionize how I engage with the natural world after sunset, and I was eager to test their capabilities.Unboxing and First Impressions:The package included the night vision goggles, a USB-C charging cable, and a user manual. The inclusion of a USB-C cable is a welcome modern touch, ensuring compatibility with current charging standards. The user manual was exceptionally clear and concise, making it easy to understand the operational nuances of the goggles right out of the box.Design and Usability:Equipped with six buttons and a manual focus roller wheel, the goggles are designed to be user-friendly. However, I encountered a slight usability issue with the manual focus wheel. Although functional, its small size makes it difficult to locate and adjust in complete darkness, which can be frustrating when quick focus adjustments are needed.Performance in Darkness:The goggles perform admirably in complete darkness, fulfilling their primary function. The ability to see clearly in such conditions is impressive, making these goggles a valuable tool for nighttime activities. The added zoom feature is beneficial for bringing distant objects into clearer view, although it comes with a caveat.Zoom Function and Image Quality:While the zoom capability is a useful feature, it noticeably reduces the image quality. This degradation can detract from the experience, particularly when observing wildlife or navigating through complex terrains. The zoom feels like it could have been better optimized to maintain more of the original image clarity.Overall Experience:Despite the minor issues with the focus wheel and zoom, the Night Fox Night Vision Goggles are impressive. They provide clear and effective night vision, which is exactly what I needed for my camping trips. The challenge of locating buttons in the dark is a small trade-off for the overall benefits these goggles provide.Conclusion:The Night Fox Night Vision Goggles are a solid choice for anyone looking to explore or navigate in low-light conditions. They offer clear night vision capabilities, although improvements could be made in terms of the accessibility and functionality of the focus and zoom features. For campers, hikers, or anyone needing to see in the dark, these goggles add a significant edge to nocturnal adventures.

I've used many products from NightFox before, and was super excited to get a chance to try out the Corsac 2 as part of the Vine program. Unfortunately, NightFox hasn't added enough here in my opinion to justify upgrading over the Corsac 1s. I'd even argue it's worth grabbing some Corsac 1s secondhand instead of paying this increased price for the 2s.The 1080p just doesn't seem to be there. It feels like a sub-par 720p at best. The inability to change resolution, framerate, etc. is a real shame, as it is easily implemented with most sensors in the modern age. The zoom is really bad, with the digital zoom being one of the poorest I've experienced from goggles like these.The build quality is great as I expect from NightFox. These do not dissapoint there. They're comfortable to view through, the neckstrap is comfortable, and they're a reasonable weight. The 18650 battery is nice as they're easy to replace, recharge externally and swap out. The goggles are lightweight, which is nice for longer wear times.The night vision element is good, a little better than the Corsac 1's, but hard to justify the change once again. These do very well in lowlight conditions, and about par in nolight conditions to the Corsac 1's.If you're looking for a basic night vis goggle set, these do the job nicely. But if you're looking for high quality footage, I'd look elsewhere. At this price point, unless they're on sale, it might be better to find some secondhand Corsac 1's instead.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve never used anything night vision before so wasn’t sure what to expect, these are brilliant I could see things across a vast field that didn’t appear to exist in the pitch black. I could see tiny rabbits across a large distance. I was able to plug the battery into a portable battery charger to extend the life.