Bushnell NightVision Equinox Z2 vs SiOnyx Opsin Night Vision Monocular
Buy the Bushnell Equinox Z2 if you want a conventional digital night vision scope with real magnification and long infrared reach for scouting, hunting and property watching. Buy the SiOnyx Opsin if you need color low-light imaging, GPS tagging and helmet-ready recording for professional or tactical use. The Bushnell is the simpler, more familiar tool; the Opsin is the more capable sensor platform and costs far more for that capability.
- Choose the Bushnell Equinox Z2 if you want 5x zoom, a 1,000-foot IR range and AA batteries for scanning fields and treelines at night.
- Choose the SiOnyx Opsin if you need color images in near-darkness, GPS-tagged recording and a helmet-mounted monocular for professional work.
Prices
- Bushnell NightVision Equinox Z2: $249.00 at eBay (last seen Nov 9)
- SiOnyx Opsin Night Vision Monocular: $1,995.00 at Camping World (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Bushnell NightVision Equinox Z2 is $1,746.00 cheaper than the SiOnyx Opsin Night Vision Monocular at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)

