Raise your hand if you grew up in the era where every other toy commercial was for some rad plastic spy gear that promised infrared vision and secret tape recorders and all that good James Bond jazz. I did, and it was sick. Unfortunately, the illusion was shattered once you unboxed all that gear and found out the night vision scope was basically just a magnifying glass with a green overlay.
Now that we’re all grown-ups with grown-up money, we finally achieve the dreams of our youth. How are we gonna do it? Night Vision Binoculars. Specifically, these night-vision binoculars, because they are on sale.
What to do with night-vision binoculars
What can’t you do with them! Check it out, these tiny night-vision binoculars can see in pitch black. They can also record video and snap photos on top of the normal magnifying your vision thing that you’d expect from binoculars.
Here are a few things you can do with them
- Look at a dog (at night)
- Finally catch your neighbor in the act of knocking over your garbage bins
- Look at birds (at night!)
- Find and record Bigfoot
- Be cooler than your friend who just has normal day-vision binoculars
- Gaze into the stars and be astonished by infinity and how small we truly are on the grand stage of the cosmic theater (at night)
- Find out if that’s a cat or a skunk before it’s too late
- Camping!
Why these binoculars?
Beyond the night vision, powerful magnification, and digital recording, these binoculars are just good outdoor gear. They’re durable, compact, and lightweight, and night vision isn’t the only view mode. You can magnify your view up to 10x in the day, or filter through black and white, bright green, and infrared modes. They’re versatile, fun, and just so cool. They have come with their own little storage bag and a 32GB memory card to save all your memories (and Bigfoot pics).
Normally, these Mini Digital Night-Vision Binoculars would cost $159.99.
Right now, they’re $89.99.
StackSocial prices subject to change.
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1080p/12MP 1000′ Mini Night Vision Binoculars with 2.4″ Screen, 4x Zoom & 32GB Card
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