ATN X-Sight Pro Smart Day/Night Hunting Scope w/Ballistics Calc, 3864x2218 Resolution, Video Record, Wi-Fi, 18hrs+ Battery
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Tuesday, Aug 26
Style: X-sight 5
Size: 5-25x
Features
- ULTRA HD 4K+ RESOLUTION WITH BRAND NEW SENSOR - Creating a visual expereince like never before. With true tones and vivid colors giving a true to life visual sensation.
- NIGHT VISION MODE - Enhanced Night Vision Mode for Crisp, Vivid Night Time Images in Ultra HD. In the cover of night trust ATN to give you sight.
- BALLISTIC CALCULATOR - Dominance Through Technology. Obsidian 5 advancements make ballistics a breeze.
- VIDEO RECORD IN ULTRA HD 4K RESOLUTION - ATN makes capturing once in a lifetime moments in 4K the benchmark!
- DUAL STREAM VIDEO - Now, you can capture and stream at the same time, live stream directly to your YouTube in the moment experience. Seemlessly connect to your home WiFi Network and transfer videos to any device with a press of a button.
- RECOIL ACTIVATED VIDEO IN SLOW MOTION - The excitement and adrenaline while hunting makes us forget the basics, let Recoil Activated Video (RAV) capture those moments while you focus on your target.
Brand: ATN
Color: black
Style: X-sight 5
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 2.1 Pounds
Material: Aluminum
Magnification Minimum: 5 x
Compatible Devices: Rifle
Mounting Type: Cantilever Mount
Night vision: Yes
Brand: ATN
Color: black
Style: X-sight 5
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 2.1 Pounds
Material: Aluminum
Magnification Minimum: 5 x
Compatible Devices: Rifle
Mounting Type: Cantilever Mount
Night vision: Yes
Model Name: ATN X-Sight 5, 5-25x
Manufacturer: ATN Corporation
Reticle Type: Custom
UPC: 658175123309
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 16.93 x 7.36 x 3.23 inches
Package Weight: 2.11 Kilograms
Brand Name: ATN
Warranty Description: 2 years manufacturer
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: DGWSXS5255P
Model Year: 2022
Included Components: Eyecup, Lens tissue, Scope cover, USB-C cable, Unit
Size: 5-25x
Date First Available: December 16, 2022
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Style: 5-20x
Size: 5-20x
My use case: I opted for getting this with the ABL range finder accessory. I'm very happy with this product so far. Great value for the price. Worth the money even if interested in only one or two of its many features. I use this on a high powered 25 cal PCP air rifle for hunting rabbits birds etc. Prior to the ATN, I didn't like how fiddly it was to pick up a range finder, range a target, put the info into Chairgun/Strelok (Ballistics calculator), determine hold over/under, the set scope for the shot, awe... the animal is gone... This seemed like a better, faster way. A bit of a steep learning curve for the ballistics calculator. I was NOT disappointed, this IS a better way . Memo to the traditionalists: Glass scopes will always have a place in the industry. However, this type of technology will inevitably overwhelm the market space in much the same way DSLRs now dominate the SLR/film camera market or how electric cars are gradually taking over the roads as battery endurance improves. This technology has arrived! now go enjoy it. Be sure to bias that enthusiasm with my section on optical quality though =] Night Vision This is an IR camera based night vision technology not a thermal camera and performs fantastically! There are some great YouTube videos distinguishing the difference. IR illumination is required. Mine came with an illumination device in the box. The Illuminator takes CR123a batteries and are not re-chargable. After market re-chargeables may be available. Stock illuminator is very adequate out to 150-200 yards or so, target identification gets a little tricky out past that distance depending on animal size, deer vs racoon, vs rat, etc. Optical Quality The optical quality for this scope is probably the weakest element of this still fantastic product. It is not as good as a comparable 5x20 glass scope of similar price point. That said, its good enough to identify your target (hunting) and if tuned correctly, take a very extended ethical shot. If you want to admire an animal from a distance with this, it may not be for you (though i do enjoy bird watching with it at my feeder). I was happily surprised that this product will digital zoom past 20x all the way to about 50x (grainy but nice to have) Software stability I have read numerous articles about this scope crashing etc. It crashed and crashed hard on me the first day i got it. The customer service and support for the product was excellent (available Saturdays by email), as are the user guides are posted on YouTube. After a factory software install, i was back in business. I have only had this scope for a few days, so stability jury is still out. Another nice feature is you can save your ballistics data to the SD card, have several profiles ballistics for multiple rifles. I recently switched between rifles and found the one shot zero feature very nice (i still took a couple of shots, but zeroing is a breeze). Ballistics Calculator (Built-in vs ABL Ranger finder) This was my primary motivation for this product. Again, i bought the ABL range finder accessory for this. IF you are not familiar with ballistics calculation theory in general, you WILL most likely fail at using this feature with any success. This scope will expedite the calculation and aimpoint but it will not make up for lack of knowledge in this subject. There is a built-in range finder but its method of calculation uses measuring the height of a known object at a distance. The height must be known for this to work. There are some built in presets (deer, and other animals). The laser range finder is fantastic. There are also some great YouTube videos contrasting these two methods. A great feature; if you are zoomed way in, range a very distant target compared to your scope's zero, the aimpoint shift, rather than dropping out the bottom of the field of view, the image frustum is adjusted to the aimpoint at the same zoom level. This may be confusing at first but an excellent user interface choice by the designers. I would recommend tweaking the BC between very short and very long distances (distances you expect to shoot at) to ensure that the bullet drop matches what its supposed to be. This feature takes a bit of time and effort to tune it in, but once it is it will not disappoint. The ABL range finder has an aimpoint that is different from the scope's aimpoint so when you range the target, the rangefinder crosshair will likely be slightly off center from your scope's zero, its not bad at all but a bit confusing at first. UPDATE: when the ballistics calculator is turned on, it will report the number of inches of drop and windage based on the range and shooting angle inputs. You can use these numbers against your trusty old ballistics calculator to sanity check weather everything is working right. Try this a several distances (i did 25,75,100,150 yards). Since i use for pellets not bullets the GL ballistics model was chosen, still different from pellet. using my GS model in chairgun, i biased the BC on the ATN scope till the two calculators matched within a half inch or so. PUNCHLINE, you can make the GL model work for pellets this way. Ease of use (Hunting, Weight, User Interface) Scope with laser rangefinder and ir illuminator starts to get heavy, over 3lbs. so consider if you want to lug 3+ lbs around with you on a hunt. (UPDATE: Ive been using this now for a while and don't mind the weight) User interface is a little busy but there are a lot of features packed into this scope. Software designers did a fairly decent job of it (custom shortcuts would be nice). Once you learn your way around its not so bad. Once setup correctly, quickly ranging a target and getting the aimpoint figured out is fast and hassle free. The ABL range finder aim point will not likely be in parallel with the scope's zero. The result is the apoint for accurate range readings will likely change over distance, calibrate ABL range finder aimpoint to the center of the range of distances you expect to shoot and you'll be good. Using the scope at night leaves one of my eyes' night vision ruined while the other in tact, so when pulling away from the scope, it leaves me a bit wonky eyed for a bit (My eys are 43 years old so your results may vary) The daytime brightness of the screen is great no issues seeing it during the day. There is a rubber boot that covers the view screen and helps screen viability during day while pointed into the sun. Video/Photo recording: haven't messed with this really. There are lots of videos out there on this that illustrate this, check then out Really nice and easy to take videos and photos through the scope though in comparison to aftermarket products to bolt a go-pro, cellphone, or camera to your glass scope, many of which cost upwards of an additional 300$. This product is way easier to use in that regard and cheaper all around. UPDATE 4/29/3030 Cell phone app: Obsidian 4 version 1.42 I found this app to be pretty worthless. Lots of video lag unusable for shooting with. It wont let you enter ballistics BC below 0.1 (pellets typically are 0.02-3ish). NOTE: you can enter correct BC through the scope itself. not sure why the app doesnt match this. you cant edit all the features through the app and the user interface is slightly different.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2020 by o8k
Style: 3-14x
Size: 3-14x
This thing is amazing! An affordable option if thermal is out of your price range. I love the user interface, very easy to use. The night vision is pretty darn good with the IR light that came with it. I coupled it with the ABL and with the Bluetooth connection to the ballistic calculator on the scope, you almost can't miss! I love it. I would definitely do it again. 5 STARS for sure.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025 by Robert A Chester
Style: X-Sight 5 LRF
Size: 5-25x
Absolutely fantastic! This is my fourth ATN scope. I started with a first-generation X-Sight and then moved on to two 4k X-Sights. I’ve been using this scope for a few months now, and it’s incredible—worth every penny. The optics are crystal clear, and the reticles are easy to use, providing clear visibility during the day and night. The accuracy is dead on. The integration of the range finder and scope makes this a formidable tool. Simply measure the distance by pressing a key, and ensure that ballistic calculations are active. Done! I’m particularly impressed with the battery life of this scope. The first-generation models required external power, but this one doesn’t show any battery usage after an entire night in the blind. The build quality is solid, and it looks fantastic on my precision rifle. With this setup, I can confidently shoot feral hogs in the head at 200 yards, even in the dark. The picture is incredibly clear and defined, which is why I prefer this setup for static hunting (like from a blind) over a thermal scope on an AR.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025 by Arno Knapen
Style: 5-20x
Size: 5-20x
I hate to write reviews but hopefully I can spare someone the pain I went through in dealing with ATN. The “daytime” use was fairly good. The “nighttime” use was abysmal. On my first hunt, it worked fine initially but then the imaged degraded to being useless. You couldn’t make out any images, just a very grainy screen. I attached an aftermarket IR illuminator to it with no change, so it wasn’t the illuminator. Second time out. At first, it worked fine. I used both the stock illuminator and an aftermarket to give the image a little more clarity. I got a nice video. Looked good, then after a while the image got very grainy, just like my first outing. This time I used the scope to take a picture of the grainy image to compare with the “clear” image (which I sent to ATN). Both images were using same IR illuminator, fresh batteries etc. I sent the unit back to ATN. FedEx says they received it on 11/10/20. My first email to ATN was on 12/21/20 asking for the status on my scope, I needed it to hunt. NO RESPONSE FROM ATN. I called several times, got recordings, left messages, NO RESPONSE. I emailed ATN again on 1/21/21 asking for my scope. I got an email from ATN on 1/21/21 stating they got me confused with another customer, and that they checked the scope and couldn’t find a problem. I emailed ATN again on 1/25/11, attached screenshots showing the degradation of the image and told ATN again the scope was not functioning properly. I got NO RESPONSE. I emailed ATN again on 2/8/21 asking for an update on my scope. NO RESPONSE. I emailed ATN again on 2/23/21 explaining that due to their lack of response, I would have no other recourse than to start filing complaints. I contacted Amazon. They said there was nothing they could do since it was past the return period and that my only recourse was to contact the seller (which obviously I did). I finally got a response on 4/16/21 saying they would perform a second review of the scope. I emailed ATN again on 5/18/21 asked for an update on my scope. NO RESPONSE! Finally, on 5/28/21 I got my scope back with a note THAT THEY COULDN’T FIND ANYTHING WRONG WITH IT. This, over 6 months since I returned it. And after I send screenshots showing the image degradation! I’m not new to night vision. I have 3 Pulsar digital night vision scopes and 2 Pulsar thermal scopes. I had a problem with one of the Pulsar digital night vision units, sent it back to Pulsar, and received a brand new one in shrink wrap 1 week later. That's good customer service. I read all the bad reviews of ATN and took a chance because it seemed to have more features than the Pulsar units and the price was attractive. But I had to cut short the 2 hunts out of 2 that I used it on. Now I have a scope that has proven to be unreliable and therefore useless for hunting. I have a business and know people “drop the ball” sometimes and don’t return an email or a call. But when we find out that we “dropped the ball”, we fall over backwards trying to make it up to the customer. If I were ATN, I would have sent me a new one hand wrapped in Christmas paper. It’s a shame, they seem to make some cool stuff, but I will never purchase anything else from ATN, nor will my friends.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2021 by E Clay