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DIY Night Vision Scope with 5" Display and 850nm IR

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Features

  • Versatile & Universal Fit Transform any standard rifle scope with an eyepiece diameter of 38-44mm into a powerful night vision system. This DIY kit comes with everything you need to get started.
  • Powerful Night Vision Capability The included IR illuminator allows you to see clearly in complete darkness, with a maximum effective range of up to 200m. The integrated camera's night mode ensures crisp, high-definition viewing even in the dead of night.
  • High-Resolution 5" Screen See every detail with a crisp 720p HD display. The 5-inch screen offers a clear and comfortable viewing experience, with adjustable brightness and contrast to suit any environment.
  • Precision Focusing & Zoom Control Easily adjust the camera's focus to achieve a razor-sharp image. You can also fine-tune the screen's display ratio by changing the distance between the camera and your scope's eyepiece, giving you full control over your view.
  • HOW IT WORKS: Simply attach the main housing to your scope's eyepiece, mount the screen and IR illuminator, and connect them with the included USB cable. The camera captures the view from your scope and displays it on the screen, allowing you to easily aim in low-light or no-light conditions. The powerful IR illuminator, once aligned with the camera and activated via night mode, reveals what's hidden in the darkness.

Description

The BESTSIGHT night vision scope is not scope; Rather, it is a system that you can use with your rifle scope as a night sighting system. There are separate parts that, when combined, create a complete system you can attach to your scope. you’ll just adjust the camera lens until you get the clarity you’re looking for. If you don’t get the mount screwed down properly then the parallax is going to be rough. You’re going to want to take the time to make sure it’s securely attached (make use of the included camo tape!). Then just rotate and play with the camera lens until you’ve found the sweet spot. Once it’s set, it’ll stay fairly true. get it to focus properly. Again, just like with the reticle, your magnification is going to depend on your scope’s capabilities. IR → ON Screen → ON Night Mode → ON Note: After the device is installed, turn on all three switches at the same time to achieve the best night vision effect. When using at night: Do not turn on IR, limited distance within 10 yards Do not turn on night mode, IR cannot be recognized, and cannot be used Troubleshooting: When installing, please try to switch the positive direction of the battery refer to the picture above for the positive direction. Note: IR is not visible light

Brand: BESTSIGHT


Color: black


Style: diy night vision for scope


Sport: Airsoft


Item Weight: 0.97 kg


Material: Aluminum


Objective Lens Diameter: 30 millimeters


Compatible Devices: Rifle


Mounting Type: Clamp Mount


Field Of View: 984 feet


Objective Lens Diameter: 30 millimeters


Compatible Devices: Rifle


Mounting Type: Clamp Mount


Field Of View: 984 feet


Aiming Scope Sight Pin Size: 0.25 mils


Thread Type: 1/4-20


Reticle Type: Duplex


Item Weight: 0.97 kg


Item Display Weight: 1.7 pounds


Item Display Dimensions: 7 x 5 x 6.5 inches


Color: black


Product Style: diy night vision for scope


Material Type: Aluminum


Brand Name: BESTSIGHT


Sport Type: Airsoft


Number of Packs: 1


Model Name: rifle scope


Manufacturer: bestsight outdoor


Item Highlight: Quick Installation Barrel, 5W Infrared Illuminator, 218 Yards/200m Night View, Fits 38-44mm Eyepiece Rifle Scope


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Included Components: scope


Item Type Name: night vision device for scope


Model Number: TMNV01


Manufacturer Part Number: TMNV01


Warranty Description: 30 day


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Awesome system.
This was my first experience with night vision scopes. This is a little different because it is more of a system than a scope. It attaches to your existing mounted scope. It arrived quickly from Amazon and was extremely well packaged. I wasn’t expecting much in the way of quality materials based on the low price. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of all parts of this system. I mounted it on my scope in about 10 minutes but that time would be halved if I mounted again. I tried to test it but could not get it to work properly. It was my fault. I didn’t realize there were three separate switches that have to be on for it to work properly. One on the illumination light, one on the screen,and one on the camera cylinder. In my defense the instructions are pretty much useless. But it is generally simple enough that it can be figured out. If I would make one suggestion I would recommend comprehensive instructions. I nearly packed mine up and sent it back until I made one last attempt and found a YouTube video review showing the third switch. Glad I didn’t. This thing works great for the price. It’s as accurate as your scope is. I could identify a rabbit at 75 yards in total darkness and a coyote at over 100 yards. I believe I should be able to use it on coyotes out to at least 150 yards. I would recommend this system. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025 by Jim

  • Loving it
First off mind blown kaboom. This little night vision camera has got to be one of the best night vision cameras I have ever been privileged to use. Me and my friend go rat hunting at local ranches at night for fun. The nights are very eventful and the Ranchers absolutely love the idea of free Pest Control LOL. He has a nice high-dollar night vision scope. I used to use a red light at night for hunting till I bought this system. And man am I glad I did the picture on The View screen is very sharp and crisp the picture of the Rat does not do this camera Justice it is much more detailed and sharp. fits nicely around my scope and on my rifle. Before too long I noticed my partner was using my scope and rifle more than his own. Very impressed with this setup. I wish I had found this system a long time ago. Very well worth the money. Two downfalls sadly though the very small on and off switch on the battery pack can sometimes be a pain to find in the dark. And the battery system. Very very very much wish they made it run off of Duracell double A instead of the 9900 mAh 3.7 V Li- i o n battery. If you don't have it... it will not work. Trust me as a man I had the mentality it would work without them because I said it would. It doesn't I had to order them. They last a while but not long enough when you keep the screen on long-term. But if you're using it to hunt rats like we are easy solution get a handful of leaves and put them where they frequent most AKA under the feeders and as soon as you hear the leaves rustling turn the set up on.By using it this way I can get two full nights of hunting before I have to recharge the batteries. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2018 by Squirrely dad

  • Not a bad concept, just poorly executed.
Not a bad concept, just poorly executed. I had low expectations for this product based solely on its price and the capability it's supposed to provide. However, it failed to live up to even those expectations. First sign of an issue was the product documentation, which was severely deficient and lacking in the simplest details, or even adequate diagrams. Secondly, the product is more prototype than finished product. Its components are not of very good quality, in particular, the viewing screen is very cheap and not robust at all. The connections are in no way ruggedized for use as designed. Merely usb connections without any locking mechanism to prevent loss of connection. The method of connecting the camera to the scope eyepiece is flimsy, and requires use of self-adhesive tape like you would use for covering the site of a shot, or like if you had a scrape and bandaged it. Not electronics grade at all. This should have been electrical grade rubber tape at least. The camera piece also is not really secure even when fully tight, it allows for movement and shifting of the view through the scope objective lens. The camera piece also lacks the ability to telescope or adjust the camera distance from the eyepiece for best view. Finally, once the product was attached and freshly charged batteries were installed, it failed to function properly. Initially, it came on and worked for a couple of minutes. Enough time to walk out the door into the night, switch to night mode, and turn on the IR light, before switching itself off and on in a never ending, unresponsive boot loop. On a positive note, the IR light is super bright and very easily focused. I understand that this is supposed to be budget night vision, but after you figure the cost of a decent scope and add the cost of this product, you might as well buy any other dedicated day/night scope out there. They can be had for between $400 and $500, and with far more capability. Amazon was very good about the return of this product the next morning and processing my refund. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2020 by Amazon Customer

  • Camera & screen works great! Light does not!
Camera seems to work very well and switches from day to night instantly. I have only tested this product right out of the box at this time and I am EXTREMELY please with daytime video quality although night time is rather grainy but that is to be expected. I am equally EXTREMELY disappointed in the infrared light. I have tried 3 diffrent strength batteries from 3000mah to 6000 and no change in brightness. I Tried focusing light and still can't see a thing even in total darkness! (hence only 4 stars), even close up as in just inches away. I check with my night vison monocular and the light is definately on but just doesn't seem to cast a beam! everything else seems to be as advertised so far. Maybe this cheap light was added just to raise the price? The construction of the light seems very solid, just the IR LEDs suck. Or maybe I got a bad one?.The leds inside do glow red but it definitely doesn't work past maybe 12 inches away. Nothing like what you see it able to do in you tube! Mounted it on my BSA Buccaneer SE & was slightly difficult aligning the camera and even using the provided tape my Nikon P-22 scope still ended up scratched. But not really worried about that. I WILL have to find a IR light that actually works though. I'd happily send the light back for a partial refund but only of the value of the light. I want to remain fair as the rest DOES work perfectly so far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2019 by John Chappell

  • Awesome product
Awesome product
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by IvaMan

  • Ghetto
The only good way to write a description of this setup is ghetto after. It works but don't have high expectations.
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026 by Just put 250 rounds of 556 and was NOT DOCILE at all and it held zero with no issues. Absolutely money well spent!

  • Well worth the price
I was a bit worried after reading the reviews. Seems like people have issues with the battery’s. No clue why I bought the 18650 same as what is used in most vapes. Actually where I bought mine After a friend told me that’s what vapes use. They fit zero problem door closes fine. So idk maybe not all 18650 battery’s are the same. If you have issues finding or fitting just go to any vape shop. The bad. The light could be brighter but I’m using this on a air pellet gun so it’s plenty far enough for that. So I guess the only thing I don’t like is the way the camera mounts to the scope. But they prob do it this way because not all scopes are the same and it be rough to have to provide different sizes. Other than that everything tightened down solid. Screen is very clear easy to instal and use and easy to pull off if you don’t want it in daytime. All in all for the cheap price this is. I’d recommend to anyone. Guess it’s like anything if you compare it to a setup 5 times the price you prob want be happy. Doesn’t seem fair when people buy reasonable priced stuff then give it a bad review because it’s not as nice as Somthing twice the price. Oh and mine came with instructions seen where others dint. Honestly tho. You shouldn’t need instructions to tightn 5 screws lol. They include the tool even. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2022 by 6322

  • Has potential but could be a lot better. see Update
I was originally pretty impressed that you could buy a night vision attachment for under $100, but after getting it, I am a lot less impressed. Actually, this is really just a battery operated camera, similar to a backup camera on for an RV or car, with a narrow FOV. Both have night vision. It does more or less work as described, but it is not high quality but could be improved easily. Pros: - Picture is sufficient to get the job done, but a bit grainy especially at night. I have not tried it out at the range, but if you have a good scope, I don’t think there is much to go wrong unless the electronics fail. - Easy to install, although, there are issues. See cons…. - Night vision is OK for shorter distances but you need the IR light if it is very dark out. Not sure it is going to be that good (as is) past 100-150 yards. Maybe in an open field. A better IR light might help though. - You can use it on your existing scope. The optics should be as good as your scope. The mechanism should not ever cause a bad shot as long as it is on and working. The optics and cross hairs are a function of your existing scope. - Overall, it is relatively light, but a bit bulky - Inexpensive night vision option that doesn’t require QD scope mounts. - Battery life is excellent. A test run using Panasonic NCR18650B batteries, the screen was still on after 6 hrs of run time. The IR flashlight didn’t fare as well, but I wouldn’t expect to have it on 100% of the time anyway. Maybe half that of the screen. - I like that you can fold the screen back and scan the horizon from your hip. In other words, you don’t have to scan with the rifle in a ready position like a typical night vision scope. Cons: - The camera mount (eye piece) could be much better. It “will” scratch your scope. AND…I think it is highly likely that the screws could work themselves loose and you could lose them in the field very easily. There is another version of this product with a different camera mount, but I did not see it until after I purchased this one, and the ratings were lower anyway. I addressed this by cutting a strip of aluminum and taping it around the scope eye piece. You can use a soda can for this. - The screen mount is silly. Instead of making it a typical Picatinny mount which most people have plenty of, it has a short P-rail on it used with a typical scope ring. Completely backwards. I see why they did it that way, but it should have both options. A scope ring with a P-rail would have been better. In other words, it would have been better if it mounted to a P-rail. See next comment... - The IR flashlight also has a silly and bulky mount though it is easy to use. It would be better with a typical Picatinny mount. However, I was able to adapt the provided 1” scope ring on the flashlight to address this problem. You can’t adjust the direction of the flashlight, but it appears to be pointed almost in the right direction. - I seriously doubt this has any water or dust rating at all. There are vents on the top of the screen. I don’t believe it could get wet and survive, however, you could easily cover it with a baggy(s) if needed. Not ideal, but could save your screen/camera. - The screen and battery case are constructed of plastic. Looks cheap, but it does make it lightweight. - The zoom on the IR flashlight slides too easily. Would have preferred a twist zoom. And it uses batteries quickly . - The screen mount swings forward and backward but not side to side. Not a huge problem, but it could be more ergonomic. - The screen is WAY too bright for night hunting even on the lowest brightness setting. It lights you up like a Christmas tree not to mention killing your natural night vision. However, I was able to pretty much fix this problem by placing a red film over the screen. Not perfect, but pretty darn good. See Picture. - Needs an external power supply jack but again, with good batteries, it does last quite a while. - Display controls are pretty useless. Not a whole lot of difference between low and max brightness and contrast settings. Saturation is about the same as well, although, I don't really see a use for day vision (color) using the device since it does not record. - Would be nice if the camera also took pictures and video, but for the price, OK I guess. I do think it could function as intended as an entry level night vision scope assuming it can withstand the recoil. I am planning on trying it out. I’ll update later if I have issues. Bottom line: I think the product has potential, but needs some improvement, most of which would be easy to do. NOTE: I didn't have any issues with the batteries but I have very good 18650 batteries. Most of the ones listed now days are fantasy. There is NO WAY an 18650 battery can have 9900 mAh capacity. Do your own research. Even a lot of "claimed" high capacity 18650 batteries are very low capacity. Read the reviews. Oh yeah...I was able to use both flat top and button top batteries in the devices. UPDATE: Carrying around all the pieces tend to be cumbersome. I put them in a soft bag inside my rifle case and the screen got broken before my second use. Very disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024 by Crawdad

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