GOYOJO 4K Head-Mounted Night Vision Goggles & Binoculars for Adults – Infrared NVG with Manual Focus & 8X Digital Zoom for Hunting, Camping, and Outdoor Surveillance

The Goyojo 4k night vision comes with attachments that can be attached to a helmet and is super secure. You can choose to see the screen with both eyes or turn one side off. There are multiple settings to help get the clearest picture. The instructions are super detailed on how to do this. And yes, you can see clearly in total darkness. It's actually best to use it in total darkness because they are quite bright and if you have outside light, it can make them almost too bright. They can also be used during the daytime , I would recommend these night vision goggles.

First let me start this review by setting expectations. These are not night vision goggles to wear around your house or neighborhood, like it's call of duty, in place of a flashlight. They are first and foremost binoculars. With that said they are an amazing set of digital binoculars, that not only allow you to continue; hunting, camping, hiking, finishing a trail, or just enjoying nature a little past the light hours all the way into the dark of the night. The goggles come with a head mount, helmet mount, and a neck strap, so you will have your preference to carry how you would like. Aside from normal mode, which you can take pictures and record video with audio, you also have 7 levels of brightness projected from the infrared light, along with multiple view modes, and an impressive setting menu that allows for really fine tuning the goggles for your use. I would say that this is a great pair for the price, it has good weight and feels well constructed. I have been using it now for a week and I have had nothing but good things to say. Including talking with after sales support. I was able to get ahold of someone by the next day to answer my question and I was all set I couldn't be any happier with my order.

Got these one sale have tested them out for a few months now in dark nights dark rooms and during snow storms. The night vision function is clear they are easy to use just a few buttons and fit well with a few adjustments. They are very much worth the money and do as described just wish they had an option for 1x zoom and not always in a 3x zoom. You do have to adjust the focus manually which inst the best either. Main problem is the mount doesn't fit a fast helmet at least for mine i had to use a knife and cut/trim the plastic so it would fit in the slot on the mount of my fast helmet.

I had read reviews of it being too zoomed in and I didn’t notice any type of issue with it - it has a great picture quality at night and super easy to set up. Charged fast also. Seem very durable.

I’ve used a few of these cheaper NVGs but this was so far the most expensive. It has some big issues that other even cheaper ones don’t have :1) it’s too far zoomed in to allow normal walking or feel in safe observing anything moderately close to you since you can see nothing at the sides or even some distance at the sides. FOV poor2) it uses two separate images in each tube. But not two independent images - so no binocular vision. Even worse, like binoculars it allows got to swivel the tubes to fit your eye distance. Great! The issue is that when you swivel the tubes the screens, but the horizon, swivels too! - not great! This means you end up with two images and a horizon that’s a V shape that point diagonally to your nose which obviously ruins any immersion and creates confusion.3) there’s no mode with the IR optical pickup on but the IR leds off. Even cheaper ones have that option. It’s useful option because you often want to see in infrared but not use the IR leds since they can sometimes reflect of close things, or you don’t want the visible red glow to others, or you want to look at the stars or long distance.4) the buttons took me literally 20 mins to figure out how to simply zoom (even after I got the instructions) - annoyingly unintuitive. Buttons not backlit5) there’s small screens didn’t have the resolution to see small lights like stars. Each tube screen is high res sure but they are TINY6) you really feel like you’re looking thru two small tubes with little screens at the end. There’s so much of the plastic tube in the forefront on the screens it takes up 40% of your total picture. Imagine putting your iWatch at the end of a toilet rolePros- sturdy and well made.Not worth the money, get something else. There are Cheaper options that’s are better

The koyojo 4k is good for people that hunt. It's very useful at night as these googles can be used. Huntes really like the product, well worth the price. Instructions are very detailed. Easy to adjust for s clearer picture or view when hunting.

The zoom makes this useless for Milsim. You can’t aim down a rifle. This should only be advertised as digital IR camera/binoculars. As such they work well for distant view and nighttime scene captures. Everywhere you move you have to re-adjust the focus. The exposure, even on the lowest setting, for night vision sensitivity, is extremely sensitive and takes time to focus. The mounts are sturdy and adjustable. The camera holds charge for quite some time. Mounts to fast helmet easily and has a magnetic plate for the mounting screw for when you take the camera off of it which is a nice touch. Looks wise it’s great but not for Milsim paintball airsoft or hunting becuase the fov doesn’t allow you to aim down a sight.