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Night Vision Goggles - Nightfox Swift 2 NVG Goggles, Head or Helmet Mounted, Wide FOV, 1x Magnification, Infrared Night Vision Binoculars Stealth 940nm IR, Tactical Digital NODs for Airsoft | Wide FOV, 1x Magnification, Infrared Night Vision Binoculars, Stealth 940nm IR, Tactical Digital NODs for Airsoft

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Features

  • Stay Aware - Our NV infrared goggles have a 1x magnification and an industry-leading 54 wide angle field of view, great for a night vision helmet. Observe your immediate surroundings during security and tactical operations, and while camping or hiking. There's also a 3x digital zoom feature for using the Swift 2 as a binocular.
  • Stay Handsfree - Use our night vision goggles head mounted with the included head strap, or helmet mounted with the included Dovetail helmet mount adaptor. This makes the Swift 2 compatible with mounting systems like the Wilcox G24.
  • Stay Covert - The Swift 2 NOD infrared goggles have both 850nm and 940nm IR LEDs. Use 940nm to go undetected in the darkness, with virtually no red glow from the IR LED and a 300ft range. Use 850nm to see further, up to 430ft.
  • Stay Comfortable - The Swift 2 has a soft, wraparound rubber eyepiece which not only keeps you comfortable, but minimizes light from the LCD screen escaping. These are digital night vision goggles for adults, but can be used by a minor as well.
  • Stay Charged - The powerful 3200mAh battery gives 5 hours of constant use. Recharge at home using a cellphone charger or on the move with a power bank.
  • Stay Supported - If you ever need help with your Swift 2, the friendly Nightfox customer support team is here for you. We always welcome your suggestions on how to make the next version even better - be part of the Nightfox community!
  • Whats Included - Nightfox Swift 2 Digital Night Vision Goggles, 3200mAh Battery, Adjustable Head Strap, Mounting Pieces, Dovetail Adaptor, Carry Case, Instruction Manual, Gift Box.

Description

The first digital night vision device to combine long range 850nm and covert 940nm LEDs in one unit With 125% more pixels than its predecessor and a Green Filter that preserves your night vision Ergonomic eyepiece with low light leakage, option to completely disable IR, and quiet touch buttons Charge the Swift 2's replaceable battery on the go with a USB power bank A complete Nightfox Swift 2 kit, ready to use out of the box Digital Night Vision Goggles, Rechargeable 3200mAh Battery, Adjustable Head Strap, Helmet Mounting Accessories with Dovetail Adaptor, Protective Carry Case, Instruction Manual, and Presentation Gift Box. Join over 100,000 Nightfox customers around the world in trusting our helpful UK-based team to deliver the best experience of digital infrared night vision. What's the difference between the Swift 2, Swift 2 Pro and Swift Max? The Swift 2 matches the Swift 2 Pro except it has no video recording. The Swift Max costs less but offers shorter range (228ft vs 430ft), a narrower 40° FOV, 3hr battery life, and single 850nm IR vs the Swift 2 & Swift 2 Pro's dual 850+940nm. What is the difference between 850nm and 940nm IR modes? 850nm gives brighter, longer-range illumination but emits a faint red glow visible to humans and animals. 940nm is more covert with low visible glow, at the cost of slightly shorter range. Switch between them depending on your subject and distance. Can the Swift 2 be helmet mounted? Yes. Every Swift model now includes both a head strap and a dovetail helmet mount as standard, so you can wear it hands-free straight out of the box. The dovetail is compatible with popular tactical mounting systems such as the Nightfox N247. What is the range of the Swift 2 at night? Does it work with an infrared flashlight? The Swift 2 has a range of approximately 130m (142yd) depending on conditions. This range can be boosted with a handheld IR flashlight (such as the Nightfox XB5) to around 165m (180yd). Does the battery need to be removed to charge? No need to remove the battery for charging - just plug the included USB-C cable straight into your Swift. The battery can be removed for replacement when needed using a Phillips (cross-head) screwdriver, but day-to-day charging happens in place. Swift 2 Swift 2 Pro Prowl Prowl 2 Swift Max 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.

Brand: NIGHTFOX


Age Range (Description): Adult


Special Feature: Night Vision


Objective Lens Diameter: 19 millimeters


Magnification Maximum: 1 x


Features: Night Vision


Objective Lens Diameter: 19 millimeters


Magnification Maximum: 1 x


Mount Type: Dovetail Helmet Mount


Prism Type: Roof Prism


Exit-Pupil Diameter: 19 millimeters


Coating: Anti-Reflective


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Focus Type: Fixed Focus


Zoom Ratio: 3 multiplier_x


Field of View: 300 feet


Apparent Angle of View: 54 degrees


Compatible Devices: Night Vision


Focus Description: Fixed Focus


Low Light Technology: Infrared


Color: Black


Enclosure Material: Plastic


Brand: NIGHTFOX


Age Range Description: Adult


Model Name: Swift 2


Manufacturer: Nightfox


Number of Items: 1


Global Trade Identification Number: 17


Built-In Media: Carry case, Head mount, Helmet mount adaptor, Neckstrap, Night Vision Binoculars


Item Type Name: Night Vision Goggles


Model Number: Nightfox Swift 2


Manufacturer Part Number: Swift 2


Warranty Description: 2 Years


Item Weight: 360 g


Size Map: Compact


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  • Good Value NVG Goggles — But Not True ‘Binoculars’ and Could Be Improved
Style: Swift 2
Overall, I’m very pleased with the Nightfox Swift 2 NVG goggles. I wanted an inexpensive night-vision device with a replaceable battery, and the two-year warranty is excellent. Product support has also been very responsive. One thing that should be clarified on the product page: this is not a true binocular device. It uses a single lens and sensor that projects an image onto an internal screen, which both eyes view simultaneously. In optical terms, this is closer to a bi-ocular display than a binocular. Both eyes see the same image, so you do not get true stereoscopic depth perception. Some reviewers note that IR illumination creates shadows that aid depth perception. That’s partly true, and you also get some depth cues when moving your head, but it’s still not the same as true binocular vision. Another point that isn’t clearly explained in the product literature is the vision requirement. The screen is only a few inches from your eyes. If you’re young or naturally near-sighted, you’ll probably see the display clearly. But if you’re farsighted or need reading glasses (have presbyopia), you may need corrective lenses to focus on the screen. I’m 80 and need about +2.5 diopters for reading. When I tried my wife’s +2.0 reading glasses under the eye shield, the image became much sharper. I have a pair of +2.5 Eyekepper reading glasses on order that measure about 138 mm wide and 50 mm tall, which appear small enough to fit inside the eye shield. Anyone who normally uses reading glasses should keep this in mind when buying a device with a display this close to the eyes. Nightfox might consider offering an optional face shield or insert designed to accommodate reading glasses or corrective lenses, since many users of night-vision devices are older and may need close-focus correction to view the screen clearly. The Swift 2 comes with a good headband and shoulder strap. However, the eyelets used to attach the shoulder strap could be redesigned. The bend angle makes it very difficult to thread the strap through. Without a very thin pair of strong forceps, it would have been quite frustrating. Some reviewers also mention that the goggles bounce on the hinge pin that connects them to the headband and swing away from your face when you look down. That is true, but there is an easy workaround. If you place the shoulder strap around your neck and pull both strap ends together behind your neck, you can clip them together (I used a large binder clip). This pulls the goggles firmly against your face and eliminates both problems. Nightfox could probably incorporate a simple strap tension feature to accomplish the same thing. One focusing tip: at 1× magnification, it can be difficult to judge the best focus. I found it helpful to tap the Zoom button to switch briefly to 3×, adjust focus there, and then switch back to 1×. Finally, the carrying case could also be improved. With the headband attached to the goggles, the case cannot be closed, so the headband must be removed. The hinge mounting bracket could also be removed, but repeatedly removing and reinstalling the small knurled screw that bolts it to the goggles doesn’t seem like a good long-term solution. I chose to leave the bracket attached, but that means the case has to be forced slightly to close around it. A slightly taller case with a designated place to store the headband in the lid netting—without pressing the power button—would solve this problem nicely. Overall, despite these minor issues, I’m very happy with the Swift 2 and think it offers excellent value for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2026 by Jim Lewis

  • Cant go wrong
Style: Swift 2
^ Obviously the phone camera footage doesn’t do it justice, but these do super good. It does have the problem where it will brick but the button next to the charger port fixes it up. Just keep it in 30fps and hopefully some firmware will be released to help. You can definitely see in absolute darkness. The only killer I found is that the IR illuminater is too close to the camera, so dust is a huge killer to seeing really anything until it settles. Other than that it’s a solid device and honestly it’s better than having nothing at all if you ever needed them. The included head strap works well. They’re good to go in my book. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023 by Brad johns

  • Still learning to use.
Style: Swift 2
This is a good product and operates as described. Fun to walk around the house in the dark. However it would take a lot of practice to be able to use it for self defense. It's very lightweight, on off and power levels are easy to use. The provided helmet mount is cheap plastic and will break.
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2023 by Steve Barnes

  • Kinda Disappointed 😔
Style: Swift 2
To start, i have, and love, the nightfox swift ( 1 ). Night Fox in general is a great company. Having that been said though... Running the NFS2 at 60fps, and then re-entering the men6, will 100% lock the system. You will need to remove the battery to reset. That in of itself is a huge negative. But.. It really seems to be the only one, that ive seen at least. The battery is removable, which is awesome. Except there is no quick release to do so. At night, in the dark, with a small screwdriver. Its not really doable. I personally have a solar power bank on the back of my helmet. I would love to see some kind of upgrade to allow a quick battery swap. Speaking of. The NFS2 comes with a dove tail mount, which is awesome, and well made. The picture does look better than the NFS1, but.. the built in lights, are too streamlined, and focus the beam to the point that any surface within 15 to 20, will cause a big bright spot right in the middle of your vision/ screen. This is Not, an issue with the NFS1. Although the piccture quality of the NFS1 is not as good as the 2. There are two color options in the picture setting. Being black and white, whichis standard/ same as the NFS1, but also a green monochrome setting. As it does look pretty cool, you get better definition and contrast in black and white. The NFS2 is a little bit bigger than the 1, and a little bit taller. Overall its good. But until the Very Few issues are fixed. I will most likely primarily use my NFS1, unfortunately. Again, Night Fox is a great company overall. This venture just needed a few more months in the lab , in my personal opinion. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023 by A.Füchs

  • A fantastic and affordable entry into the night vision world
Style: Swift 2
I purchased this after wanting to get into night vision solutions. After combing through the reviews and recommendations of the comments on Amazon as well as YouTube channels I decided to try this product out. My main goal was to use these goggles to be able to walk to and from Deer stands or blinds in early morning or evening so I don't give myself away using flashlights. The limited field of view takes some getting used to as well as the refresh rate of the sensor but it is entirely doable to move around in the dark while walking at a brisk pace. I will say after trying it out this is NOT something you'd want to use moving through woods. I constantly found myself running into hanging vines or stumbling on uneven ground. If you have to move through woods, take it slow and use trees for bracers and absolutely turn on the infrared lights so you can cast shadows and get a decent depth of field. Moving on open terrain that is flat is ideal and easy to do and even using the Lunarlight mode (no IR light given off) allows one to traverse well without using lights. Another plus was when I received my unit it had a fully charged battery and between me using it as a tester in and around my house as well as a walk back in the dark after some still deer hunting in an evening hunt the battery is still full or at least it shows full on the HUD icon. I can not wait to use this device even further but for now I am loving it! 5/5 for entry level night vision! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024 by B Felkel

  • Underrated piece of equipment
Style: Swift 2
Clarity was superb and extremely comfortable headwear and eyepiece. Really solid piece of equipment that doesn't weigh a whole lot. Overall extremely satisfied with my purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by KJ

  • It just simply works!
Style: Swift 2
The goggle build quality is very good. The case, straps and eye cup are of very good quality. The eye cup does a great job keeping light from escaping if you are in a situation you don't want others to be able to see you. The ability to use various levels of IR to make yourself less noticeable to others is great. Having spent 12 years in the Army infantry, I would highly recommend this item. Unbeatable bang for the buck. The only thing I would add is a detent so when the goggles are raised from the face they could be locked in the raised position. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2023 by JCM Photography

  • Basically useless
Style: Swift 2
I hate to write a bad review because these are inexpensive and work like inexpensive night vision works, which is to say poorly. They absolutely require ambient lighting or illumination to the point that I could see better without them if the ambient light was sufficient and if flooding an area with IR, the range was so poor as to again be useless. You can't really use them indoors, IMO, because the field of vision is so narrow. So for me, they're absolutely pointless; not an improvement over the naked eye. I would recommend if a company wanted to make affordable digital night vision, make something like the oculus headset that combines input from multiple cameras onto a 3d screen, giving a much wider field of view. Then you could use it for giggles in a building or maybe even a trail, just a thought. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2025 by stan

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