AKASO Seemor-200 Night Vision Goggles - 4K Full Color Night Vision Binoculars for Adults, App-Enabled Photo and Video Saving, AI-ISP 1000M Viewing Range,16x Digital Zoom for Camping Hunting & SecurityGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I watched lots of youtube videos before buying. Nearly all the reviews were very good. What really interested me with these night vision goggles was the color mode, image processing and AI capabilities. The color mode works well and very well at close ranges. (dependent on ambient light levels). I have used night vision equipment before so I do have some experience what to expect and can compare the much more expensive night vision equipment I've used. At this price the performance is very good indeed. The color mode does need some ambient light in the field or where ever you are to function well, but only a small amount of ambient light is required. The image quality is not brilliant in color mode but the more ambient light there is the better the image is. On a moon filled summer night I think would work very good in color mode at good ranges.In normal night vision mode they work very well and the image quality is good. If you add a IR torch everything gets better with a sharper image and great contrast. At close range say up to 70 yards its ok with the built in IR which has 7 brightness levels in more or less total darkness. The screen is nice and the control buttons are easy to suss out after 5 minutes of operation. I can turn to color, zoom in and out, adjust the IR levels easy and fast.Now for the not so good.The viewing screen is good but in this day and age should of been made at a higher resolution.The videos you can download onto your computer are in 4K, I think the viewing screen should of been at least 2K resolution.The IR could be brighter on the highest level. In a open field not so bad as if in a dark forest.Would of been good if you could also adjust the IR light to spot or flood.The digital zoom gets quite pixelated when going over 4x zoom. That is to be expected with a digital zoom but if there was a optical zoom would be much much better.The focus system takes a bit of time if you are looking far then change to viewing something close, seems to be too many turns to focus. A faster focus system would be much better for spotting, say a large field at different ranges quickly.The buttons do make noise when pressing, not much though.The batteries take just over an hour to charge from nearly depleted.I did look if I can buy more batteries but cannot seem to find them anywhere. Maybe need to contact the supplier. I don't think the 2 supplied batteries will last a night out without charging. But if you dim the screen which is adjustable and have the IR setting on zero and use a IR torch, you will get longer operation time.I didn't time how long a battery lasts as there are so many factors included, such as temperature, IR setting, what mode your in ect.The good things are you get 2 batteries and a nice small charger that charges them up together with red lad's for charging and green when charged, small enough to have in a pocket with a power pack.The goggles are of high quality and are made well. They do not feel cheap. They are not heavy to use. You can focus your eyes easy on the screen and don't have to be a certain distance to focus on the image. ( this is different for everyone and don't know how good they are if you wear glasses) For me though having the goggles right to my face did not give such a great focus, need about 50cms or so distance. If you wanted to add to a helmet carrier don`t think would work so well if you want to be walking about with them. But would be ok if folded up and when stop walking fold down to view.I did not try to charge the battery in the goggles only used the charger included so cannot say if it charges faster or slower that way.If you need these for longer distances like over 70 yards best use a IR torch with it and you will get a nicer image with a good contrast if your filming but for hunting as a spotting device would be OK . You can see further but then you will need to zoom in and the image gets worst. But it also depends on what you are using them for. For hunters spotting small quarry a long way off like 2-300 yards may not be so good but say rabbits would still be visible depending on ambient light levels and if you have a IR illuminator would determine the image quality at them ranges.So to sum this all up I would recommend these NV goggles for the price. I was pleasantly surprised actually on the build and image quality. Very happy with the AI color mode which works great in the field. Its amazing really the technology you get with image processing, AI color NV, for this price.I was going to give this 4 stars as its not perfect but when I considered the price, I decided to give 5 stars and the NV goggles deserve that rating.Take care and I'll see you in the dark!!!! In color that is......LOL

I bought the Akaso Seemor 200 goggles after seeing many positive reviews on YouTube and I can confirm for their price they are outstanding. Adustable IR levels and colour at night using AI software is a game changer. Great for wildlife spotting and general night viewing. They are manual focus with no Optical zoom or stabilization but that's to be expected at the price, but they work really well especially when you consider the prices of the high end gear that costs thousands! They also come with a nice protective case, 2 batteries, charger and cable plus a neck strap. In addition they have their own downloadable Akaso Aura app for IOS and Android with which you can remotely control the goggles with your phone and have them set up on a tripod etc. out in the field.For the money I highly recommend these goggles!

Excellent piece of kit, the only thing I found tricky to use was the multifunction of the buttons, it’s not even really a con it’s just that there are only 6 buttons having to do twelve or so functions. But what you get from this superb value quality night vision does heavily out weighs any little moan I may have about it, the colour viewing is only really any use just before the sun goes down, but then you switch it over to its amazing true night vision in black an white, it has amazingly sharp viewing with a simple adjustment of the zoom, you can literally see the leaves and twigs on the ground as if it was day time, turn the ir light up and it’s like you have an invisible bright torch where ever you turn, I connected my phone to the AKASO app without any problems, just enter the Wi-Fi code 12345678, the app is a nice feature to have when trying to spy on wild life from inside without disturbing them, the AKASO SEEMOR 200 really is a fantastic night vision scope, I would even go as far to say, that it can easily stand in line bridging the gap next to some of the far more expensive £1000 scopes out there on the market.If your looking for the best night scope on a budget then you really would be missing something special if you walk past this hidden little gem.

The appearance is good with nice functioning buttons . I particularly like the green luminous buttons to aid night viewing.The colour and night viewing is good. Zoom has X1 to X 16 which is adjusted by pressing the dual purpose IR buttons + or - and focus to adjust by rotating left view finder.The mode button adjusts from default colour by pressing for 2 seconds will change to IR black and white mode. You can adjust the IR brightness from 0 to 7 by pressing the IR button to adjust. Press the mode button again to go back to colour.The battery is very good which lasts about 3 hours. It comes with two batteries and this package also has a charger. It's worth familiarizing with the instructions which are good with nice pictures as a demo.It also comes with a nice neck strap and carrier caseOverall very impressed with this Seemor 200 NV binoculars.Highly recommended.

Have always wanted night vision goggles, but as with thermal cameras they have always been too expensive.But this is at just the right price point to justify splashing out.I would recommend using a tripod to take images and there is no image stabilization and the image can move around and produce blurring if handheld.Infrared night vision is very good, but what is most impressive is the colour night vision images. which can look like it is daytime under certain conditions.Magnification is good, but at longest magnification the slightest movement is exaggerated.My main criticism is that the focus is manual and difficult to use especially if trying to create a stable image.On the whole I'm impressed for the price.