Lightest Digital Night Vision Infrared Monocular Scope Camera [Brand New Unused]

This is a night vision camera that allows you to see clearly in the dark.
Features a built-in 1.5-inch TFT LCD screen, video recording, snapshot capability, and output to PC via TF card.

Ideal for hunting, wildlife observation, security, nighttime survival games, mountaineering, and night fishing.
Can be used with a tripod, and powered by a mobile battery for peace of mind outdoors.

Comes with a 32GB TF card, so you can start using it right away upon arrival.

*All functions have been tested and confirmed to be working. Returns are not accepted except for initial defects, so please check the contents carefully.

● Operation Method
Turn on the power. While viewing the scenery more than 10 meters away, turn the focus wheel to adjust the focus.
Switch the infrared light on/off using the IR button on the top.

● Button Operation Method
IR+: Long press for zoom, short press for infrared light on/off. Adjust brightness (7 levels), move menu.
IR-: Zoom out. Move menu.
Camera: Execute, record, take snapshot, play, stop.
MENU/MODE: Short press for settings (change date/time, language, format, etc.). Long press to switch between Video > Photo > Playback of recorded data.
[How to delete data]: Select image > MENU/MODE for delete menu > Erase to delete.
Power: Long press to turn power on/off.

Still image size: 12/10/8 Megapixels
Video size: 1088x1088 @ 30fps / 1280x720 @ 30fps
Aperture: f1.2 f = 25mm
Lens: FOV = 10°, Aperture 24mm
Display: 1.5 TFT internal screen
Digital zoom: 5x
Storage media: TF card up to 512GB
Observation distance: 150-1000M
Low light or daytime observation distance: 3M-∞
Infrared light: 850nm
USB interface: TYPE-C
Power supply: 7.5V, 5 AA alkaline batteries or external mobile battery
Product size: Approx. 149 x 63 x 49mm
Product weight: Approx. 270g

● Accessories
- Type-C cable
- 32GB TF card
- User manual (English/Chinese)

*The manual is in English and Chinese, so please refrain from purchasing if you are not comfortable figuring things out through trial and error. You'll quickly get the hang of the operation after using it a few times.