Which is better for night hunting?

The DNT Zulus HD V2, because it includes infrared illumination. The TenPoint Vision HD is a day/night digital scope but lists no IR illuminator.

Which is better for crossbow hunting?

The TenPoint Vision HD. It has 5 pre-loaded TenPoint arrow ballistic profiles and a custom calculator that pairs with the rangefinder for instant drop compensation.

Do both range to 1,100 yards?

Yes. Both list a 5-to-1,100-yard laser rangefinder, and both run a 1920×1080 display at 60 Hz.

Which records your hunt?

The TenPoint Vision HD. It has a built-in video recorder, noise-reducing microphone, 32 GB storage and three trigger modes including Auto RAV.

Is the TenPoint worth the extra money?

If you shoot a crossbow and want ballistic profiles and video, yes. At $899.99 at Kenco Outfitters as of October 31, 2026, it costs more than a bare day/night scope, but no current Zulus price was given to compare.

How long does the battery last?

Both are rated up to 10 hours on a 21700 battery. The TenPoint ships with two batteries at 5 hours each, so you can swap mid-hunt.

DNT Optics Zulus HD V2 Digital Day/Night Vision Scope with Infrared and Laser Rangefinder vs TenPoint Vision HD

Both are 1920×1080, 60 Hz digital scopes with a 5-to-1,100-yard laser rangefinder and a 21700 battery, so the choice comes down to platform and recording. The TenPoint Vision HD is purpose-built for crossbows, with 5 pre-loaded TenPoint arrow profiles, 32 GB of built-in video recording and an IP67 waterproof rating. The DNT Zulus HD V2 is a general day/night scope with infrared, so it suits night hunting and rifles as well as crossbows. On price, the TenPoint is listed at $899.99 at Kenco Outfitters as of October 31, 2026; no current price was given for the Zulus HD V2, so compare live store prices before deciding.

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