GOYOJO Night Vision Goggles Helmet-Mounted Monocular | 1080P HD NVG with 3X Zoom & Adjustable Infrared | IP66 Waterproof for Hunting, Surveillance, Camping | Built-in Compass (100% Darkness)

The Gotojo NVG10 is small and compact. It is extremely easy to navigate the menu. It has a 6x zoom and has 2 focus points one on the front lens and one on the optical lens. The quality of this unit at this price point is unbelievable. It is wifi capable as well. This unit is very clear and you can see every bit of 200yrds without any issues. This is a great Night vision from a top notch company. It is made out of aluminum which makes this a light weight unit and easy on the users head and neck .

I bought this monocular as an introduction to IRNV. As y’all probably already know, the real deal IRNV can cost THOUSANDS. I took advantage of the Prime Day Deals and got this for under $200. At that price I had to try it out. The box this item arrived in was cushioned pretty nicely; nothing was shaking about in the box. It includes the 18650 battery, the charger (USB wall plug and micro USB charging cable), lens cloth, operation manual, and the helmet mounting kit. I have not been able to use the monocular to its fullest extent, but I shut out the lights in my house and was pretty impressed with the quality of vision. The option to turn on / off the Infrared light is nice. The infrared light works pretty well! If you’re in a dark area, you can still see very well without the IR on. The feel and quality of the unit is pretty sturdy, but I don’t know how it holds up after multiple uses with a lot of bumps and possible drops. Its weight feels slightly on the heavy side, but nothing I wouldn’t expect. There are only three buttons to operate the menu, so it is not too complex to operate. The focus is also easy to adjust being at the front of the unit. A HUGE plus to this unit is the interchangeable 18650 battery. If you have multiple batteries charged, you can keep your device running much longer. You can find these batteries at a vape shop or maybe Amazon. All in all, this is an excellent option if you want to try IRNV without breaking the bank.

I have some mixed feeling about this. The differences between this supposedly 24mm lense and the 17mm gojoyo nvg10 aren't clear, mostly because this lense seems to be measuring smaller than 24mm. The field of view is actually my main gripe, as its maybe 1ft at 4ft away. The clarity up close is very good and I can actually read just fine with it. The sensor must be very poor in this thing because with the IR light turned off, I can actually see much better without these on. With the light, it works great. Moving around is a little tough because the field of view is narrow, the lag is slight but better than expected, the focus is manual, and worst of all the contrast is always adjusting as you move. Ill try these a few more days and see how it goes at a shoot tomorrow. For the price, I really cant complain at all if it lets me see in the dark at all. Best of all, my wife lmao when she saw these mounted.

I liked the GNG2K so much that I decided to try the NVG10. I can’t separate my reviews since both units are on the same Amazon listing so I’m combining them, but I’ll have to condense them as well. The GNG2K is a feature packed, solid unit with a very clear picture. The unit works well without IR in low ambient light but is outstanding with the IR on. It comes with two batteries, charger, cables, screwdriver, SD card and a barrel helmet mount with optional dovetail attachment. The menu is easy to use and offers a lot of customization. The IR has 3 levels, as does the digital zoom. It has a main focus ring and a diopter ring to focus on the display. Built in Wi-Fi allows you to record from your phone via their app. This unit is definitely a contender in the digital NV game. There are a lot of features I don’t have space to go through here, but there are videos out there that cover them. The NVG10 is compact and lightweight. It doesn’t offer the high tech features the GNG2k does but it makes up for it with its handiness. Still has a great picture, a bright IR illuminator and a solid barrel mount. It also has Wi-Fi so you can connect to the app. It has 3 zoom levels, up to 6x, and the IR has 3 levels as well. I’ll be keeping this unit in my go bag because it’s so handy… for quick use you don’t need the recording and other features so this fits the bill perfectly. Either of these units are a great entry into night vision. Battery life is good for long nights hunting, playing airsoft or just night hiking. The GNG2k hits well above it’s price point with advanced features and functions, while the NVG10 is compact, lightweight and extremely handy.

I’ll start off by saying that I have owned several different products from night vision to thermal and the Goyojo GNG2K has many packed features that make it one of the best! First, I wanted to make sure that I tested every single color mode and IR mode because in my previous experiences with night vision, there have been brands that say they have different color modes but they ultimately fail. From using the GNG2K, every single color mode is VIVID and great detail even objects that are far away! With 4x digital zoom and a 45 degree field of view, this product goes above and beyond what you would ideally use it for whether it be for hunting or even a tactical use. It has stealth infrared for tactical use as well if that’s what you desire to use this product for. Another reason that I enjoy this product so much is the ability to use two of them together as night vision binoculars which is a very handy feature as it comes with all of the hardware needed to attach together and also attach to a helmet or headset! Overall, this is a rugged and feature packed night vision monocular which in my personal opinion, blows other brands out of the water with everything that you get in this package compared to others and also factoring in the price which is very affordable as we all know when it comes to night vision! I’m super happy with this product and price and can’t wait to get another one so I can ultimately attach them as binoculars!