WildGuarder Infrared Night Vision Binoculars 4K
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- Last seen at $299.99 at WildGuarder Official Store on Oct 31.
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Our take on the WildGuarder Infrared Night Vision Binoculars 4K
The WildGuarder Hawknite1 is a digital night vision binocular built for long-range viewing and recording. It pairs a Sony STARVIS 2 low-light sensor with a 42mm F/1.4 lens, 5X optical plus 8X digital zoom, and 850nm infrared rated up to 1200m. It records True 4K video and 52MP photos, and a WiFi app lets you review and share footage. The 5100mAh battery runs up to 18 hours with IR off and charges over USB-C. It suits wildlife watchers, property owners and security users who want a rugged, rechargeable unit with a close-to-eye display. Against basic night vision monoculars it offers far more range and recording quality, though it is bulkier and costs more than entry-level models.
- Long infrared range rated up to 1200m
- Sony STARVIS 2 sensor for clearer low-light images
- True 4K video and 52MP photos
- 5X optical plus 8X digital zoom
- IP67 rugged body with 5100mAh rechargeable battery
- WiFi app for review and sharing
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$299.99Checked Oct 31
WildGuarder Infrared Night Vision Binoculars 4K price history
Lowest price we've seen: $299.99 on Oct 31 at WildGuarder Official Store. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 31.
What reviewers say
Buyers rate it highly, calling it a strong step up for detailed night wildlife observation. The long-range viewing and full-color night mode draw the most praise, and the STARVIS 2 sensor is seen as a real low-light upgrade.
- RangePraisedBuyers call the long-range viewing a major selling point.
- Low-light imagePraisedThe STARVIS 2 sensor is seen as a meaningful low-light upgrade.
- Color modePraisedFull-color night imaging gives a more vivid, natural-looking scene.
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Questions and answers
- How far can it see in the dark?
- WildGuarder rates infrared viewing up to 1200m (about 3940ft). Real range depends on IR level, focus and air clarity.
- What is in the box?
- The binocular, a protective carrying box, neck strap, USB-C cable, lens protective cover and user manual.
- How long does the battery last?
- Up to 18 hours with IR off. Using IR and recording video shortens runtime. It charges over USB-C.
- Does it record video and photos?
- Yes. It captures True 4K video at 3840×2160 and 52MP photos up to 9600×5400, and you can review or share them through the WiFi app.
- How much zoom does it have?
- 5X optical plus 8X digital zoom. Optical zoom keeps detail; digital zoom beyond 5X softens the image.
- Is it waterproof?
- It has an IP67 rating, so it resists dust and water splashes. It is not meant for underwater use.
- What do buyers say about the WildGuarder Infrared Night Vision Binoculars 4K?
- Buyers like: Rated 4.79 out of 5 from 24 customer ratings; Long-range viewing up to 1200m seen as a major selling point; Full-color night imaging gives a more vivid, natural-looking scene.
