- Can it record video, or only show live images?
- It records both photos and video, and you can review them on the 3-inch LCD. Files are stored on the device, so check the listing for the memory card type it takes.
- How far can it see in the dark?
- No viewing distance is published. Built-in infrared helps at close to moderate range, but do not expect clear identification at long distances.
- How long does the battery last?
- The battery is a 2000mAh rechargeable lithium unit, but no runtime is stated. Infrared and recording drain it faster, so plan on recharging or USB power for long sessions.
- Does it work in daylight?
- It is a digital monocular, so it can be used in daylight as a magnified viewer, but the infrared illumination matters only in low light. Do not point it at the sun.
- What comes in the box?
- The monocular, a rechargeable battery and USB power support are listed. Check the listing for the charging cable, strap and storage case, since these are not confirmed.
- Is 6X enough for stargazing?
- 6X is modest for astronomy. It is better suited to nearby wildlife, trails and yard observation than to planets or deep-sky objects.
- Where is the Digital Night Vision Monocular with 6X Optical Magnification, 3-Inch LCD and Recording cheapest?
- At Let Us Shopping, for $66.99, as of our latest check.