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Nightfox Prowl 2 Helmet Mounted Night Vision Goggles, Infrared Monocular

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At a glance

Condition
New
Style
Prowl 2
Dimensions
6.45"L x 3.4"W x 2.25"H
Weight
310 g
Color
Black
Material
Plastic
Sport
Night Vision
In the box
Nightfox Prowl 2 night vision monocular
Warranty
2 Years
Works with
Airsoft Gun

Features 5

  • New for 2026, the Nightfox Prowl 2 - Upgraded IMX662 60FPS sensor, detachable wide-angle and fisheye lenses, screen ON/OFF stowaway sensor, and a sharper LCD with lower latency and increased eye relief. Engineered for fast, clear target ID in high-pressure ops.
  • CQB ready - 1x magnification with quick-swap fisheye and wide-angle lens system expands FOV from 55 to 105 in seconds, giving you exceptional situational awareness for close-quarters combat, patrols, training and rapid room clearance.
  • Covert IR illumination - The Prowl 2 has IR LEDs for both stealth and longer-range target identification. The 940nm IR LED gives off virtually no red glow and is ideal for close quarters. On higher power levels, the Prowl 2's 850nm IR LED illuminates targets further away, up to 150 yards in pitch black.
  • Comfort in mind - Universal left/right eye mounting, rotatable eye cup, increased eye relief and rear dioptre for fast, reliable focus. Use the included head strap or mount the Prowl 2 to your own helmet, using the included Dovetail adaptor (G24-style helmet mount required).

Description

Our best-selling products are loved in 65 countries by customers and industry experts. Nightfox devices are praised for their ease of use, innovative new features, and customer focus. Our UK-based team love hearing from customers about their night vision needs, and using feedback to develop the next generation of digital night vision products. We look after customers, long after they’ve made a purchase. We take great pride in helping the Nightfox community, wherever they are. Digital Night Vision devices capture infrared (IR) light and display the image on a screen. They are more robust and can often record. Mount the Prowl 2 to your helmet with the included dovetail adaptor. We recommend using a G24-style helmet mount (not included). Save battery and remain stealthy with the Prowl 2's stowaway sensor, automatically switching off the screen and IR LED when stowed upright. The Prowl 2 remains a high framerate throughout the night, thanks to a 60fps IMX662 low-light sensor and a new 60fps screen with ocular focus. The Prowl 2's 3500mAh lithium battery lasts 6 hours with mixed use, and can be charged on-the-go with the provided USB-C cable. Join over 100,000 Nightfox operators around the world in trusting our helpful UK-based team to deliver the best experience of digital infrared night vision. Prowl 2 Prowl Swift 2 Pro Swift 2 Swift Swift Max

Specs 26

Brand NIGHTFOX
Color Black
Style Prowl 2
Product Dimensions 6.45"L x 3.4"W x 2.25"H
Sport Night Vision
Item Weight 310 g
Material Plastic
Magnification Maximum 2

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Top Amazon Reviews


Very Nice
Style: Prowl 2
This is awesome! After much research and lengthy chats with AI I think I made the correct purchase over the Nightfox Swift 2 Pro. I love everything about it, especially the multiple color filters and different lens attachments. Now I can fish in the dark and stroll through the wooded trails back to my car in pitch blackness. Even the head strap fits nice and securely after some fine tuning and a tight fitting beanie underneath. I was also able to easily mount this to a cheapo airsoft helmet I picked up on sale for the full experience. The only "cons" is the device takes a long time to fully charge, and, depending on IR/Sensitivity/Backlit settings, you can end up draining the battery fairly quickly. Luckily even on the lowest settings you can still see things in the dark pretty clearly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2026 by JJ Holiday's lil brotha

Solid and Affordable Option for My Needs.
Style: Prowl 2
After using the Nightfox Prowl 2 for over two weeks between diving into the settings menu, walking around the yard, and even training I can say that this monocular was a solid purchase for the price in my honest opinion. Is it analog? Absolutely Not. Will you need some sort of IR illuminator via helmet mounted or weapon mounted? Possibly, depending on what you aim to do with this monocular. More importantly, will you be able to see and navigate reliably and safely across your own terrain? In my opinion, Yes. This is what I found, in my opinion, that was solid and what could be upgraded in newer models. PROS: Includes two extra lenses (3 total) which include a 40 something degree lens, 70 degree wide view lens, and 105 degree fish eye lens 60 hz refresh/60 fps screen for smoother, and more natural movement for digital night vision Flexible IR settings via Settings menu: can utilize 850nm only, 940nm only, use both (Auto mode) or turn off IR completely for helmet or weapon mounted IR Devices such as illuminators, lasers, etc. Auto IR function removes guesswork between indoor and outdoor use. Prowl 2 can still be used while charging via USB Power Bank which extends battery life run time and solves helmet counterweight issue (two birds, one stone type deal) The Eyecup is removable so if you prefer it off just remove it, or leave it on Sensitivity and backlight settings (ability to control brightness/Intensity) are a nice touch and very usable/user friendly The overall weight isn't bad for the size of the prowl 2 and I run mine helmet mounted on a bump helmet. however, a counterweight of some sort will still be needed when running the prowl 2 helmet mounted. Ease of movement/use/familiarization with the prowl 2 is quick and easy Offers true 1x magnification and up to 3x zoom 4 different color modes including white phosphor, black and white, green phosphor, and inverted green. Works well indoors with ambient light with IR set to 0 Passive aiming indoors is definitely usable (not perfect, not analog, but works for me and my setup/needs) Effective to at least 50 yards at 1x in my opinion Produces quality images for digital night vision when doing scouting/surveillance type work The Nightfox Helmet mount that's sold separately is plug and play, and the prowl 2 comes with the hardware needed to attach to G24 style helmet mounts Built in Recording/32 GB sd card is also a nice touch CONS 720 p resolution becomes noticeable under zoom IR reflection can wash out illuminated optics in low light conditions against reflective surfaces ( ordering a helmet mounted flood light and will test/update passive aiming issues after testing external IR solution versus integrated IR) This could be possibly fixed by a better sensor in newer models, but I'm not a night vision expert by any means, just an average joe. The body size does feel bulky mainly when aiming ( if all you run is a red dot sight this may not be the case, but i also run an lpvo with a red dot piggy backed and noticed the body of the monocular tends to land on top of the lpvo or hover right above it, within mm's) As stated before, passive aiming will more than likely work better with an external source (will test and verify) Auto Gain feature can become somewhat aggressive in very low light conditions Higher sensitivity levels introduce more grain, especially when zoomed in Latency becomes more noticeable with faster head movements ( not unusable, but noticeable) With all that out of the way I would definitely say I'm pleased with my purchase. I purchased this unit for perimeter security around the house and clearing out structures that our located on our property (pole barn and shop). When I purchased this unit I DID NOT expect it to perform like an analog unit. It is digital night vision, it is way cheaper than analog, and it does have its limitations. However, while this may have its limitations compared to analog night vision, if you are willing to adapt with realistic expectations of what the prowl 2 can do, you will find that it is great for surveying, patrolling, etc. and can still be used for structure clearing as a slower and smoother pace. The only other experience I've personally had with night vision was during my time I served in the ARMY when we used it a handful of times during field exercises (I believe they were pvs 7's but could be wrong, 2 eyepieces that bridged into 1 tube) so I'm no means a night vision expert, nor claim to be. For this being my first experience with digital night vision, for the price, usability, and overall experience this monocular definitely met my needs. I had to adapt to and learn the monocular, but I was willing to do so. Passive aiming does work on this unit with ambient light at IR level 0 and will pick up red dots indoors, but outdoors, especially low light conditions and reflective surfaces at IR level 0 you may need an external illuminator thats head or helmet mounted for your setup depending on what optics you run. I run a red dot thats piggybacked to a 1x4 lpvo with the red dot for close up engagements, and the lpvo for mid range engagements, but passive aiming bloom may not be as bad depending upon different setups. All in all, I'm pleased with my purchase and don't feel I was ripped off or anything like that. This unit has worked well for me so far and I will update my review after testing external IR sources for passive aiming outdoors. I would recommend this product to anyone who enjoys nature walks and stargazing to anyone who is looking to use this monocular for perimeter security/ surveillance work, and structure clearing who doesn't want to spend thousands on analog night vision. As much as I'd love a PVS14 to just magically fall in my lap so i could use it, I dont have analog night vision money lol. Anyway, I hope this helps anyone looking for honest feedback about this product. Thanks and have a blessed day Y'all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by Austin Walker

Perfect nods for airsoft
Style: Prowl 2
Got these for airsoft, now I just love to wear them to have fun. But none the less they work well in no light situations but work better with an iron illuminator if you are using them for airsoft. Yes they have it built in but who wants to get head shot because your bright ir lamp on your head.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2026 by TK

Good digital NV
Style: Prowl 2
My first time using night vision. They work good and the battery has lasted 30 mins of light use walking insideand outside. I even used it outside in light rain and it was clear and didn't fog up. It comes with a head strap to use without a helmet. I used the included mount to use with a helmet. Visibility is good and weight takes some getting used to. I'm looking at adding the thermal to go with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2026 by Amazon Customer

Maybe it’ll be good for you, but…
Style: Prowl 2
Felt heavier than specs indicate. I think a lot of the weight is at the far end of the tube. This made using the elastic head harness difficult. Angling the device down over the eye also pulled the head harness down. And I had it so tight it was hurting. Maybe I expected more detail in the nice wide field of view too. Didn’t get it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2026 by Texas

The clarity is amazing.
Style: Prowl 2
For $250 nvg (yes they run off of a ir light) they're solid. The picture is clear, the different visuals from white, to green, to black on green for preference is solid. Tested their max visual range and they actually stand up to 150 yards as advertised. I'd even say theyre on par with legit phosphate tube nvgs if not better with picture clarity which im a huge fan for and of course theyre not burning your eye out like the pvs14s some of us more than likely had if you're military you know what im talking about. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2026 by George Clint Brown

It's defective and was never tested...
Style: Prowl 2
I don't know if it's good or not, the brand new sealed unit I received is defective and won't boot up past the nightfox splash screen. Different batteries and the reset button have no effect. This was clearly not tested before being sold to see if it even worked or not.
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2026 by Sallie Beauchamp

NOD's Accessible to the Average Joe
Style: Prowl 2
I like it really well, just wish it had a blue phosphor option. Obviously, it's not nearly as good as an analogue but it's amazing for the price point. Poor man's nod's are still way better off than having no nod's. I'd recommend pairing it with another Prowl unit rather than the Artic though. The Artic's fov causes a bad mismatch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by Dustin
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