Fusion Thermal Vision & Digital Night Vision Goggle - Head & Helmet Mounted, Wide Viewing, 1x Lens, USB Rechargeable Infrared Thermal Heat Monocular NVG for CQB Airsoft, Tactical Training Tool/Toy

Man these things where so cool I have a baby on the way now so I had to return them and do the grown up thing but best believe I'm gonna buy em again when I can afford it 😂 definitely want them

Junk junk junk. Don't waste your money. I bought it. Parts would not bolt together the holes where wrong size. There is NO Customer Service Number for Help. The Customer service you get from email is rude like they don't have time for you. The Thermal is a bigger joke. It don't work worth a crap either. This company like everyone else. They talk a Great game. Then sell junk to us. Darn darn shame.

This thermal monocular works well. It takes a little getting used to, but controls are pretty easy to use. I didn't try the helmet mount, but it works well on my hand

The instructions were very vague. I tried to use the thermal while deer hunting and everything show that there was heat every tree bushes even my steel stand and to see an animal it might become a little brighter than what are bushes. I had an animal coming up close to me as I’m sitting in my stand. I could hear him, but through the scope it didn’t show any movement whatsoever.

Wow can't believe all the features for how cheap it is I have pvs14 these work better than those I love the thermal excellent for hunting and tracking well well well worth the money

Update: Sept 5, 2024I continued to mess with the unit because I was baffled that the image through the eyepiece was so blurry.I finally figured out that the eyepiece housing is threaded and acts as a diopter and therefore can be screwed out to adjust focus. Although this was a big revelation, I had to screw the eyepiece all the way out until its very last threads before the focus became clear (see photo). I even adjusted the night vision lens on the opposite side of the unit in tandem with the eyepiece and still, the eyepiece needs to be screwed nearly all the way out. Of course, when the eyepiece is on its last threads, it's very loose and rattles. It does help the clarity of the image tremendously so this was a big help. I'm not sure this revelation bumps the unit up to 4 stars, though. For this price point, there is still much to be desired.Original Review: Sept 3, 2024For transparency, this is my first, ever, night/thermal vision product. I don't have experience in higher-end tubes, I've never handled them and in fact, I've never seen any in person.With that said, I do have a fair amount of experience with different types of gadgets and can give feedback on a few aspects of this unit.Fit & Finish:Fit and finish are just OK. The unit itself is made of an aluminum body and feels and looks pretty good. However, there are a few other things that jump out that are far from good and don't really have a place in this tactical world. The first and probably the biggest thing is the row of buttons that control the unit's function. They are incredibly small and belong on a toy, not a $500 night vision unit. The holes in the body to accommodate the buttons are not sealed and will not prevent dust and moisture from getting into the unit. To be fair, the seller/manufacturer does not claim any sort of waterproof rating but a night vision/thermal unit should probably be able to stand up to some inclement weather. Furthermore, trying to control the unit while wearing gloves is nearly impossible because the buttons are so tiny and close together. The second fit and finish item that jumps out is the Phillips-style, counter-sunk screws that are not properly counter-sunk into the body. I know this is a bit picky but it shows the overall quality of the product. The last item is the very cheap lens cap for the night vision camera/lens - by far the cheapest lens cap I've ever come across. It'll get crushed before it gets lost. Function:This is a bit harder for me to give feedback on because I've never handled true night vision/thermal tubes. However, my immediate reaction when trying to view anything through the main eyepiece is that it sucks. The main eyepiece has a plastic lens to aid your eye in viewing the little digital screen inside the unit. That plastic lens is horrible and it ruins what is an otherwise good digital screen and sharp image. To try and understand what was going on, I removed the rubber boot eyepiece along with the plastic lens. The digital screen in the unit shows a relatively sharp and clear image. It's the plastic lens eyepiece that kills it. In night vision mode, everything looks blurry, no matter how much you try to adjust the focus ring on the other end of the unit, and over time it hurts the eye. In thermal mode, you get what you get because there is no way to focus. Again, the plastic eyepiece ruins the clarity of the digital screen and the overall experience.With all of that said, night vision and thermal vision do work. I do not have extensive testing with this unit and have not put it through its paces beyond walking around the backyard and seeing what animals I can spot. I'm happy to report that heat signatures do show.If you are like me, there's a chance you cringed when you saw the mount for this unit. I had hoped that I could get it to work with my bump helmet and NVG mount but as of now, I have not been able to. I have to use the GoPro-style plastic links to suspend it off of my helmet. It looks dumb, isn't super secure, and does not provide a ton of confidence. Eventually, I'll find the correct bracket to attach to the NVG mount.Overall, I have to give this 3.5 stars. It does work and although I can't compare its ability against other units, it is after all a $500 NV/thermal unit. I imagine the bulk of the cost associated with this unit is the tech and not the unit itself. I can't imagine it will stand up to the rigors of any sort of tactical maneuver and at best can be used as a handheld device when tracking or hunting. If my opinions change after further use, I'll be sure to come back and update this review.

I was definitely hesitant on buying one given the price and all the features that come with it but they all work. It switches from thermal to night vision very easily and I was able to see a squirrel in a tree at about 75 yards. I'm going to be using this on my helmet to go hog hunting and will update this review later. I'll be buying another one to run one using night vision and one using thermal and will give everyone my input at a later date.

It’s just outright not compatible with my expensive J Arm and I refuse to use the other mounting system or to buy their rhino mount.Almost broke it trying to get the J Arm to work with it.