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oneleaf.ai Find NV200 True 4K 50mm Day/Night Vision Binoculars

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  • Superior Clarity and Brightness Day and Night: The Find NV200 4K 50mm objective lens features 6 groups 6 pieces of optical lens for brighter and sharper image. Upgrade your hunting game with the 50mm lens, and start capturing images that will take your breath away.
  • Day and Night Use: oneleaf.ai Find NV200 50mm Binocular works both in daylight and night. With an ultra-long viewing distance of 6567 yards in the daytime and 657 yards in the darkness, the Find NV200 50mm Binoculars is an ideal addition to your hunting gear, Observation or watching.
  • 4K 120fps Video Recording: Don't miss the opportunity to capture that once in a lifetime moment. 4K 120/60/30 fps videos and 48/24/12/8M images could be saved into the included memory TF card (optional, supports up to 256GB) and easily downloadable to your Mac or PC.
  • 20x Digital Zoom: NV200 comes with 40 adjustment levels digital zoom feature from 0.5x to 20x, allows hunters to perfectly recognize details and offers an excellent overall view for a safe and accurate observing.
  • 3-inch Large View Screen: NV200 Night vision goggles with 3'' large view screen for easy and instant photo viewing. In addition to viewing on its IPS panel, you can also use the USB cable included in our package to connect to your computer for better viewing.

Description

oneleaf.ai products only sell in Akk Technology Inc store. Products purchased from other stores will not be supported or warranted. OneLeaf specializing in optic equipments and electro-optic devices. Our goal has always been to offer the best performing product with honest and truthful specifications at the most reasonable price. Our products are suitable for experienced users and specialists in different spheres: hunting, animal research observation, night and video shooting. Every one of our night vision models can work safely during the day or night. Oneleaf.ai Mars MT1000LRF Thermal scope oneleaf.ai Mars Mini Thermal scope Oneleaf.ai Commander NV500 HD Digital Night Vision Scope oneleaf.ai Find NV200 True 4K 50mm Day/Night Vision Binoculars oneleaf.ai NV100 Clip on Night Vision Monocular oneleaf.ai NV400 night vision rifle scope onleaf.ai NV100 plus day & night vision rifle scope oneleaf.ai Find NV200 50mm true 4K Binocular works both in daylight and at night. With an ultra-long viewing distance of 6567 yards in the daytime and 657 yards in the darkness, the Find NV200 is an ideal addition to your hunting gear or spy gear setup. 4K 120/60/30 fps videos and 48/24/12/8M images could be saved into the included memory TF card and easily downloadable to your Mac or PC. The magnifying glass of NV200 is made of Japanese Ohara Optical Glass, with a light transmittance of up to 99.5% and special coating process, combined with a large high-quality 3-inch IPS Panel, which dramatically improves visual clarity and reduces the Screen Door effect. Even in the outdoors with strong sunlight, its natural light-blocking design can effectively avoid the interference of strong light on the display screen. Experience your night vision hunting like never before. This binocular can connect to any compatible monitor or display via HDMI cable for FHD video streaming. The dual-monitor display feature allows you to see the NV200's image and all content including picture-in-picture, ranging information, etc on larger monitor simultaneously. The Find NV200 allows simultaneous displaying of two image windows using “Picture-in-Picture” mode (PIP). Taking only 10% of the total display area, the frame shows a magnified image of the target and allows the user to closely see the image in the target area and have visual control of the entire field of view at the same time. With an F1.2 aperture, the Find NV200 4K Night Vision binoculars Lens allow more light to enter than standard 35mm binoculars, making it easier to see the target clearly at night. Upgrade your hunting game with the 50mm lens, and start capturing images that will take your breath away.

Brand: oneleaf.ai


Age Range (Description): Adult


Special Feature: Night Vision


Objective Lens Diameter: 50 millimeters


Magnification Maximum: 20 x


Features: Night Vision


Objective Lens Diameter: 50 millimeters


Magnification Maximum: 20 x


Mount Type: Tripod Mount


Prism Type: Roof Prism


Exit-Pupil Diameter: 2.5 millimeters


Coating: IR-Reflective


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Focus Type: Fixed Focus


Diopter Adjustment Range: 30CM-∞


Zoom Ratio: 20 multiplier_x


Field of View: 5 degrees


Compatible Devices: tripods, mounts, smartphone adapters, eyepiece accessories


Item Weight: 1.65 kg


Size Map: Full Size


Brand: oneleaf.ai


Age Range Description: Adult


Model Name: Find NV200 50mm binocular


Manufacturer: oneleaf.ai


Built-In Media: NV200 binoculars, 50mm objective lens


Item Type Name: binoculars


Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer


Color: black


Enclosure Material: Aluminum, Plastic


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