Night Vision Binoculars in 4K: OneLeaf Find NV200 | Ranger Finder, Laser, Night & Daytime Binocs

[@joekasperek1086]

Seems like a decent set-up would work well at hunting cabin thx Tim awesome look

[@barrybueler3356]

Would of liked to see the difference between using the binoculars to not using them in the day/night so I could of got a better idea of how far things were away and how dark the surrounding area was.

[@Terry-cv9rz]

Excellent review,Very clear and helpful. Nv200 looks good,I will seriously consider investing in one.

[@jinbeiktr208]

Nice and easy setup

[@Iamjasonallen]

I enjoy ALL your videos. And I like that you’re mixing it up.

[@charliemowry774]

Goodluck

[@eddiekytia]

Am I missing something because the link to Amazon is more then just ordering from oneleaf. Is there a discount code im not seeing. Thanks

[@christennery2877]

Thank you so much for this review. I’m a licensed Private Investigator and I’ve been looking into getting some real good nice vision goggles than I can see things like people and licensed plates in the dark from far distances and do surveillances. Also they give me the option to record video and take pictures in the dark. In a lot of the spy work I do snooping around at night is a big factor in my job. So I’m gonna purchase these right away. Thanks so much for this video I believe this is what I was looking for.

[@deceptionsdemise]

Nice! Like the intro brother.

[@grizstockman8002]

Out on Amazon with unavailable status...bummer.

[@angelisone]

I think my daughter's NV200 is defective because it's only live-view screen is only 1080P. Is yours actually displaying 4K screen on the NV200? I am not referring to recorded on microSD 4K & post viewing 4K.

[@Meraub]

What was the discount code on the units at Amazon?

[@andyk9685]

Hey genius! This is not binoculars.

[@Paul-pf6rm]

These digital night vision devices are commonly known as binoculars...genius.

[@andyk9685]

@@Paul-pf6rm Binoculars is a combination of two words. It means double eyepiece. Tell me please, where are the two glasses here? This device has ONE lens, which is technically speaking a telescope. Go back to school.