REXING B1 Night Vision Goggles Binoculars with LCD Screen, Infrared (IR) Digital Camera, Dual Photo + Video Recording for Spotting, Hunting, Tracking up to 300 Meters

The media could not be loaded. Unpacking was easy, well packaged quite well made too, just remember this is NOT military grade and NOT intended as goggles for stealth combat type stuff.However, I am quite literally blown away at its functionality, once you familiarise yourself with the menu's and location of buttons the night vision binoculars are literally astounding. Having used nv's with the military (3k upwards), I expected this to be nothing more than a toy.....I was pleasantly wrong.As long as you remember there is a dim light on the subject-target side, (see pictures which massively exaggerate the brightness) you will find these very surprising to approximately 200- 225 metres, for security, wildlife, hunting, and general night-time curiosity.The ability to take clear photographs and video footage in daytime and night-time is excellent.Not suitable for airsoft and other fast paced sports due to the narrow field of vision and magnification. Glasses do not lend themselves for a close fit to eliminate lighting you up, but not really an issue for their intended purpose.Playback through the binoculars is easy, and transference via card and cable works well.Contrary to some reviews, a good quality memory card up to 64gb works fine. Videos are limited to 180 minutes in best quality mode, but let's be honest that is easily enough.Photographs at best quality only count up to 9999 (yes 9999).I am using 6 2800mah lithium rechargeable batteries and after 2 nights (7 hours) use they needed recharging.My eyes could not cope with any more.Overall really well designed, and well worth the money, but before you pick holes in them remembervthe price and remember the intended use.If you want to go hunting with a rifle mounted nv scope, spend between £1500 and £2500. Or goggles 3k and above.In my opinion these work amazingly well for the money, well done Rexing!

rugged and easy to use with a huge view screen this is well worth the money, even on lowest setting suddenly the darkness lifts and wildlife you wouldnt know is there is watching. I have used this to watch foxes and badgers in the UK and spot features at night over long distances.very easy to use the only improvement would be to have some raised dots on the big chunky buttons so at night you can tell the different ones by touch but you soon get used to their locations

This is written after I have used these a few times. This is my first pair of night vision binoculars so I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. On the whole I am quite pleased the two things I was concerned about battery life and range are better than expected. Battery life, I have taken these on three night-time walks and the battery meter still reports full charge although I have used them conservatively switching them on when needed and not leaving them on when not.Range, that without doubt is good and as advertised. I have looked across a field and noted how far I am able to see then measured that on Google Earth.Things that are a little disappointing, The power button is hard to hit in the dark it needs a dimple on it so you know your holding down the correct button, the zoom is a little grainy, but the biggest problem for me is there is no compatibility with an Android tablet for storing video. I have a new Samsung tab A and it cannot read the video files at all, the response from Rexing was poor on this as well.To sum up, are you going to see well in the dark? Well enough. Are you going to get sharp images when zoomed in? Not overly so in my opinion but at this price good enough! the price of night vision can run into the thousands and you are viewing in one wave length so fair enough.

I find the instructions are very basic and do not give to much information. But the binoculars are pretty easy to use. The images are better than I thought and also the night vision pictures and just viewing is also a better image than I though it would be. Took some pictures of the field I look over and could see the field and a man walking his dog, and through the naked eye was to dark to see anything. The pictures at night vision are black and white. The daylight photos are colour. The images of the photos are OK, but probably not as good as a mobile phone. But for the money I think is good value

I bought this to monitor animals and intruders on my farm at night. I could not make out anything beyond 10ft(at night). The instructions are minimal, it feels cheap and frankly does not do what the marketing lies infer. Don't waste your money.

This equipment offers a unusual capability to ordinary binoculars. But first be aware that the way you use these is very different to ordinary binoculars and you view the image that you are looking at not through the two eye pieces but at the LCD screen. You can see a very good distance with these binoculars, and in a good resolution. In addition you can grab a video or photo of whatever you are seeing and play it back on the same screen. The night vision likewise gives you a capability you will not get with ordinary binoculars. And to those that would detract and find fault with the night time vision or resolution please remember that you are not being asked for thousands to buy these, and they are not military spec. But for the money being asked they represent very good value in my opinion.

The view finder in this product is incredibly grainy, so it's not much fun to actually use. The camera aspect is okay, but not great considering the cost of the product. The biggest problem I have, however, is the battery life. It eats batteries, even when not in use.** I have had a response from the seller to say that it is normal that the batteries drain... "The B1 even though you have it turned off does technically drain a little bit of battery even though it is turned off." **Not happy, considering the cost.