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Highlights
Quality
**build quality and design:**the build quality of the nvs40 feels robust and durable, perfect for rough outdoor use.
Its performance in low-light situations is exceptional, while the daytime functionality adds a layer of versatility.
If you’re considering investing in a solid night vision device, look no further than the fnirsi nvs40.
The still photo quality is, in my estimation, “meh.
Price
Seriously though, this is a pretty cool nightvision viewer/camera and will be fun to play with at night and at the current pric... Read More
Overall, a great value entry level nvg for amateur outdoors enthusiast!
None of these inexpensive devices is a binocular or the goggles, and all of them are the night vision devices in a very special... Read More
Disclosure: i received this product for “free”—in quotes because the irs requires i pay federal income tax on the retail value.
Competitiveness
It competes with more expensive alternatives and manages to deliver on its promises without breaking the bank.
A lot of brands offer night vision but they usually arent.
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
quality, good, pretty, dark and overall. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is high deception involved.
- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 26.7% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 16 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 30 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
While it works in visible light too i don’t think it can replace a pair of good binoculars
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
That said it can do something standard binoculars can’t record video and take “meh” photos but then again… most likely so can your phone
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Using a twohanded grip to keep it at eyelevel is fat more tiring than keeping it at belly level—but then to keep it pointing straight ahead rather than tilted down one is forced to comfort one’s wrists
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Ignoring that the classic twohanded binocular grip does provides stability—and it’s required to take advantage of the twohanded control scheme half the buttons are operated with one’s left fingertips and the rest with the right
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
That would be fine except that you need to use your left hand to focus—which means so it’s no longer really stabilizing the nvs40 and it’s no longer in position to operate the leftside controls
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The still photo quality is in my estimation “meh
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
See all the buttons take some force to depress—including the one to take a photo—depresses the button and one inevitably makes the nvs40 shake—on a tripod or handheld
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