Night Vision Binoculars for Hunting – 10x Digital, 1080P

The last hour of light isn't the last hour of the hunt. Digital night vision binoculars with a 2.8" screen, 10x digital zoom and 850nm infrared rated to 800 meters in full dark — so you can watch the field edge after legal light, record what walks through, and know where to sit tomorrow.

• See in total darkness — 850nm infrared with 7 brightness levels: turn it down for a food plot at 50 yards, all the way up for the far tree line
• Records 1080P video and photos so you can prove what came through at 2 a.m. instead of describing it
• 2.8" screen, not an eyepiece — two people can watch at once, and you never lose your night eyes pressing your face to glass
• 10x digital zoom to close the distance on whatever the IR picks up
• Rechargeable over USB-C — about 3 hours per charge, and it runs off the same power bank as your phone
• Day and night use — full color by day, black-and-white infrared after dark

Specifications

In the box

• Night vision binoculars
• Neck strap
• USB-C charging cable

A memory card is not included. Any MicroSD / TF card will hold hours of 1080P footage; pick one up with your order if you don't already have a spare.

Set it up in three steps

1. Charge it. Plug the USB-C cable into any phone charger or power bank. A full charge takes about 3 hours.
2. Load it. Slide a MicroSD card into the slot, hold the power button, and set the date so your clips are stamped.
3. Dial it in. After dark, start at IR level 1 and step up until the far edge of the field shows. Lower levels stretch the battery; the top level is for the tree line.

Questions people ask before buying

Will I actually see 800 meters?
800 meters is the rated infrared reach on an open field on a clear night. You'll pick up movement and body shape out there; counting points or reading a tag needs the animal a good deal closer, the same as any digital night vision in this class. Think of it as a scouting and observation tool, not a spotting scope.

Can deer see the infrared?
The 850nm illuminator shows a faint red glow at the lens when it's on — the same as most trail cameras. Deer rarely react to it at distance. Keep the IR level as low as the range allows and avoid pointing it at animals inside 30 yards.

How long does the battery last?
About 3 hours of continuous use. Infrared on full is the biggest drain, so drop the level when you don't need the reach. For an all-night sit, plug in a phone power bank over USB-C and it keeps running while it charges.

Is it legal to hunt with?
Rules on night vision and infrared vary by state and by species — many states allow it for hogs and predators and restrict it for deer. This is sold for scouting, wildlife observation, property and camp security, and night fishing. Check your state regulations before you take it on a hunt.

Does it need an app or Wi-Fi?
No. Everything is on the built-in screen and the memory card. Pull the card, or plug it into a computer over USB to copy clips or use it as a live camera.

Is it waterproof?
It is built for field use, but no water-resistance rating is published for it — treat it like a camera, not a dive watch. Keep it under your jacket in a downpour and let it dry before charging.

Shipping & returns

Free shipping on every order. Most orders arrive within 8–14 days. 30-day returns — if it doesn't work out, email support@armoredalpha.com.

Daytime glass: the 6x 1000M Laser Rangefinder gives the exact number once the light's back, and a Trail Camera watches the trail while you sleep.

Stop guessing what walks through after dark — add a pair to your cart.